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]]>Bulk cooking can help you save time and effort, enabling you to prepare an entire week’s meals in one afternoon. Make sure to cook all of the vegetables, meats, and anything else that you’re planning to feed your kids throughout the school week so that you don’t have to slave away on weeknights.
While it’s important for your little ones to receive a nutritious meal, this doesn’t have to involve any complicated cooking. A turkey sandwich with all the trimmings will provide your kids with carbohydrates, proteins, and greens.
As you cook for your kids, make some extra for yourself as well. This will save you time on further unnecessary meal prepping. This will also ensure that you too get a healthy intake of food throughout the week.
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]]>Made of pure beef, these beef sticks are not just delicious; they’re nutritious as well. Country Archer Grass-Fed Beef Sticks contain no added sugar and are made entirely of natural ingredients.
These organic plantain chips are the ideal savory snack for you if you’re on the health-conscious side. Containing no MSGs, Barnana Plantain Chips are also sustainable, made from bananas that would otherwise be discarded.
Made from just three simple ingredients, Triscuits are a filling snack while also being highly versatile. You can add tomatoes, cheese, and other ingredients to make for a more intriguing taste sensation.
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]]>This sleek and stylish one-liter bowl is ideal for dishes like pasta and salads that don’t include multiple components. It’s made from durable ceramic and food-grade silicone, so it’s microwave safe and can be thrown in the dishwasher for easy cleanup.
For more varied meals or anyone who prefers their food not to touch, you can’t go wrong with the Modern Lunch Box by Bentgo. Inspired by Japanese bento boxes, it includes a four-compartment tray with a removable divider inside of an insulated, leak-resistant shell.
Modern Picnic takes lunchtime to a new level with chic and sturdy lunch boxes designed to look like high-fashion purses. The brand carries an extensive line of bags in a variety of sizes and colors, each made with high-quality vegan leather outside and an insulated interior.
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]]>These are really easy to make and can be eaten on the go. You can make enough for the week and freeze them so you will always have a ready-to-eat breakfast. Add any vegetables to the mix and whatever spices you like and just mix it up from week to week.
The base for all egg muffins is 12 large eggs combined with half an onion finely chopped and salt and pepper to taste. Add 1/2 cup of milk or plant milk to the mix. Pour the mixture into a muffin tin (up to halfway) and then add your veggies of choice. Bake for 15-20 minutes and enjoy for the next few days.
This middle eastern dish is usually made with tomatoes, but if you are looking to add more green vegetables to your plate then spinach shakshuka is the way to go.
All you need is a large pan, olive oil, onions, eggs, spices of your choice, and lots of spinach, and you will have the most filling egg dish. Soften the onions in the pan and add the spinach to low heat, the spinach needs to be soft. Make four indentations and crack the eggs into them. Raise the heat to medium and cover the pan and cook until the whites are set and the yolks are a little runny. Enjoy with a few slices of toast.
A really easy dish to make and another one that you can add almost anything to it to keep it interesting.
You need eight eggs, whatever choice of vegetables you decide, and some salt and pepper and spices. Whisk all the ingredients together. Heat some olive oil in an ovenproof skillet over medium-high heat and saute one onion until soft. Reduce the heat to low and add the egg mixture to cook for about two minutes. Place in the oven for seven to nine minutes. And enjoy!
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]]>For quick results, pierce a baked potato all over and cook it in the microwave on full power for around five minutes. After seven minutes, turn it around and cook for a further five to seven minutes, or until soft in the middle. Then, move into the oven and bake at 415 F for a further 10 minutes. This is to make the skin all nice and crispy.
The best tuna for this dish is canned in sunflower or olive oil. Pour the contents of the can into a bowl and mix with a couple of dollops of mayonnaise until it is all combined.
When the potato skin is crispy, serve with butter in the middle to fluff up the potato. Then, add the tuna mix and serve with fresh cucumber, tomato, and lettuce.
Besides filling you up and tasting great, this meal is high in slow-release carbohydrates, protein, omega-3, and all sorts of minerals. This gives your body and your brain what they need to perform at their best.
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]]>This gnocchi recipe from Olive Magazine has a lot going for it. First of all, it’s delicious, creamy, comforting, and filling. It’s also good for you with a healthy dose of green veggies. And, best of all, you can make it in just ten minutes so you don’t have to wait around too long with a rumbly belly.
Speaking of comforting, beef stroganoff pretty much takes the cake in this category. It’s hearty and warm and, sure, it’s not the healthiest thing in the world, but sometimes you just need something that’ll hit the spot. Best of all, this version comes together in just ten minutes.
A twist on a classic, this tuna melt recipe from Eat This, Not That is as delicious as it is smelly. It’s healthy and quick (only 10 minutes!), using pesto, lemon juice, olives, and onions instead of mayo. Just don’t make it in the office!
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]]>Take a large saucepan and heat your olive oil along with the minced garlic cloves and chopped onion. Allow to cook for three to four minutes, or until slightly browned.
Next, add the sliced zucchini, vegetable broth, whole milk, water, and parmesan cheese and cover. Simmer on medium-low heat for around 20 minutes, or until you can see that your zucchini is mushy and fully cooked.
Pour the contents of the pan into a blender and blend on high for around 1 minute. Be sure not to put in the mixture while it’s boiling hot, as it could make the blender top fly off and create a huge mess in your kitchen! Serve hot and enjoy!
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]]>Cook up a big batch of this delicious and filling soup, and you’ll have food all week. Simply fry onions until golden brown and then stir in garlic, chili, lentils and butternut squash. Pour over vegetable stick and simmer for 25 minutes—or until the squash is soft. Mix in a blender until smooth and season to your tastes. Stir in coriander leaves and serve with yogurt.
This dish tastes wonderful and is packed full of goodness. Drizzle cauliflower and broccoli in olive oil and roast in the oven for 25-30 minutes on 200C. When the vegetables are roasted and crispy, serve on a bed of beetroot, spinach and walnuts. Serve with tahini hummus.
Roast tomatoes, onion, garlic and thyme in olive oil for 25-30 minutes on 200C. When the vegetables have softened, mix in vinegar and blend the soup to your preferred consistency. Season to your tastes and top with ricotta, basil leaves and a drizzle of oil.
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]]>The name says it all! You don’t need a tortilla and taco meat to have a Mexican lunch fiesta. They’re also vegan, gluten-free, and deliciously hearty.
This Asian-inspired dish will leave you feeling healthy and ready to continue the rest of your day.
Your favorite Vietnamese soup can be made without meat by spicing it up with delicious flavors such as mushrooms, cloves, and anise.
If you’re craving something with a little kick, this black bean soup is for you. This homemade soup is so much better than any store-bought version and comes together quickly.
This lovely salad is filled to the brim with nutrient-rich superfoods such as beets, spinach, and avocado.
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]]>The post Tips to Help You Pack Healthy Lunches For Your Kids appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Bulk cooking can help you save time and effort, enabling you to prepare an entire week’s meals in one afternoon. Make sure to cook all of the vegetables, meats, and anything else that you’re planning to feed your kids throughout the school week so that you don’t have to slave away on weeknights.
While it’s important for your little ones to receive a nutritious meal, this doesn’t have to involve any complicated cooking. A turkey sandwich with all the trimmings will provide your kids with carbohydrates, proteins, and greens.
As you cook for your kids, make some extra for yourself as well. This will save you time on further unnecessary meal prepping. This will also ensure that you too get a healthy intake of food throughout the week.
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]]>The post Best Lunch Snacks You Can Get at Costco appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Made of pure beef, these beef sticks are not just delicious; they’re nutritious as well. Country Archer Grass-Fed Beef Sticks contain no added sugar and are made entirely of natural ingredients.
These organic plantain chips are the ideal savory snack for you if you’re on the health-conscious side. Containing no MSGs, Barnana Plantain Chips are also sustainable, made from bananas that would otherwise be discarded.
Made from just three simple ingredients, Triscuits are a filling snack while also being highly versatile. You can add tomatoes, cheese, and other ingredients to make for a more intriguing taste sensation.
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]]>The post Healthy Lunch Ideas—Tomato, Kale & Anchovy Pasta appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post Keep Things Fresh With These Trendy & Functional Lunch Boxes appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>This sleek and stylish one-liter bowl is ideal for dishes like pasta and salads that don’t include multiple components. It’s made from durable ceramic and food-grade silicone, so it’s microwave safe and can be thrown in the dishwasher for easy cleanup.
For more varied meals or anyone who prefers their food not to touch, you can’t go wrong with the Modern Lunch Box by Bentgo. Inspired by Japanese bento boxes, it includes a four-compartment tray with a removable divider inside of an insulated, leak-resistant shell.
Modern Picnic takes lunchtime to a new level with chic and sturdy lunch boxes designed to look like high-fashion purses. The brand carries an extensive line of bags in a variety of sizes and colors, each made with high-quality vegan leather outside and an insulated interior.
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]]>These are really easy to make and can be eaten on the go. You can make enough for the week and freeze them so you will always have a ready-to-eat breakfast. Add any vegetables to the mix and whatever spices you like and just mix it up from week to week.
The base for all egg muffins is 12 large eggs combined with half an onion finely chopped and salt and pepper to taste. Add 1/2 cup of milk or plant milk to the mix. Pour the mixture into a muffin tin (up to halfway) and then add your veggies of choice. Bake for 15-20 minutes and enjoy for the next few days.
This middle eastern dish is usually made with tomatoes, but if you are looking to add more green vegetables to your plate then spinach shakshuka is the way to go.
All you need is a large pan, olive oil, onions, eggs, spices of your choice, and lots of spinach, and you will have the most filling egg dish. Soften the onions in the pan and add the spinach to low heat, the spinach needs to be soft. Make four indentations and crack the eggs into them. Raise the heat to medium and cover the pan and cook until the whites are set and the yolks are a little runny. Enjoy with a few slices of toast.
A really easy dish to make and another one that you can add almost anything to it to keep it interesting.
You need eight eggs, whatever choice of vegetables you decide, and some salt and pepper and spices. Whisk all the ingredients together. Heat some olive oil in an ovenproof skillet over medium-high heat and saute one onion until soft. Reduce the heat to low and add the egg mixture to cook for about two minutes. Place in the oven for seven to nine minutes. And enjoy!
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]]>The post Try Out This Nutritious Baked Potato Dish for Lunch appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>For quick results, pierce a baked potato all over and cook it in the microwave on full power for around five minutes. After seven minutes, turn it around and cook for a further five to seven minutes, or until soft in the middle. Then, move into the oven and bake at 415 F for a further 10 minutes. This is to make the skin all nice and crispy.
The best tuna for this dish is canned in sunflower or olive oil. Pour the contents of the can into a bowl and mix with a couple of dollops of mayonnaise until it is all combined.
When the potato skin is crispy, serve with butter in the middle to fluff up the potato. Then, add the tuna mix and serve with fresh cucumber, tomato, and lettuce.
Besides filling you up and tasting great, this meal is high in slow-release carbohydrates, protein, omega-3, and all sorts of minerals. This gives your body and your brain what they need to perform at their best.
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]]>The post Only Have 10 Minutes to Make Lunch? No Problem! appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>This gnocchi recipe from Olive Magazine has a lot going for it. First of all, it’s delicious, creamy, comforting, and filling. It’s also good for you with a healthy dose of green veggies. And, best of all, you can make it in just ten minutes so you don’t have to wait around too long with a rumbly belly.
Speaking of comforting, beef stroganoff pretty much takes the cake in this category. It’s hearty and warm and, sure, it’s not the healthiest thing in the world, but sometimes you just need something that’ll hit the spot. Best of all, this version comes together in just ten minutes.
A twist on a classic, this tuna melt recipe from Eat This, Not That is as delicious as it is smelly. It’s healthy and quick (only 10 minutes!), using pesto, lemon juice, olives, and onions instead of mayo. Just don’t make it in the office!
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]]>The post Cream of Zucchini Soup is a Healthy and Tasty Lunch Choice appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Take a large saucepan and heat your olive oil along with the minced garlic cloves and chopped onion. Allow to cook for three to four minutes, or until slightly browned.
Next, add the sliced zucchini, vegetable broth, whole milk, water, and parmesan cheese and cover. Simmer on medium-low heat for around 20 minutes, or until you can see that your zucchini is mushy and fully cooked.
Pour the contents of the pan into a blender and blend on high for around 1 minute. Be sure not to put in the mixture while it’s boiling hot, as it could make the blender top fly off and create a huge mess in your kitchen! Serve hot and enjoy!
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]]>The post 3 Simple and Healthy Lunch Recipes appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Cook up a big batch of this delicious and filling soup, and you’ll have food all week. Simply fry onions until golden brown and then stir in garlic, chili, lentils and butternut squash. Pour over vegetable stick and simmer for 25 minutes—or until the squash is soft. Mix in a blender until smooth and season to your tastes. Stir in coriander leaves and serve with yogurt.
This dish tastes wonderful and is packed full of goodness. Drizzle cauliflower and broccoli in olive oil and roast in the oven for 25-30 minutes on 200C. When the vegetables are roasted and crispy, serve on a bed of beetroot, spinach and walnuts. Serve with tahini hummus.
Roast tomatoes, onion, garlic and thyme in olive oil for 25-30 minutes on 200C. When the vegetables have softened, mix in vinegar and blend the soup to your preferred consistency. Season to your tastes and top with ricotta, basil leaves and a drizzle of oil.
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]]>The post CookieandKate Makes Amazing Vegetarian Lunches appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The name says it all! You don’t need a tortilla and taco meat to have a Mexican lunch fiesta. They’re also vegan, gluten-free, and deliciously hearty.
This Asian-inspired dish will leave you feeling healthy and ready to continue the rest of your day.
Your favorite Vietnamese soup can be made without meat by spicing it up with delicious flavors such as mushrooms, cloves, and anise.
If you’re craving something with a little kick, this black bean soup is for you. This homemade soup is so much better than any store-bought version and comes together quickly.
This lovely salad is filled to the brim with nutrient-rich superfoods such as beets, spinach, and avocado.
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