Easy and healthy meal ideas?

Re: Easy and healthy meal ideas?

• brightning member

  December 2008

  I boil star noodles and then put a variety of sauces with them - alfredo, marinara w/meat, or whatever - and freeze them in individual servings along with a handful of veggies (frozen peas, carrots, whatever). DD has an easier time getting the star noodles onto her spoon than other kinds.

  I buy Morningstar veggie burgers, which are frozen, and microwave them. DD likes them. I serve with whatever fruit/veggies I have.

  I make a big batch of fruit oatmeal (I use the My Favorite Oatmeal recipe from Annabel Karmel) and freeze it in individual containers along with fruit (cut up strawberries, usually).

  DD likes whole grain Eggo waffles, which are an easy breakfast along with fruit. You can also scramble eggs and freeze them in portions. For DH, I make breakfast wraps (southwestern eggs, cheese, sausage in a tortilla) and freeze them.

  DD loves hummus, and I serve it with veggie and pita dippers. She also likes quesadillas. HTH!

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• mrs.v_9/24/05

  December 2008

  I make a batch of blue berry and banana pancakes to store in the fridge for 2-3 days. They are great for breakfast and lunch.

   

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• babydubs5

  December 2008

  PP had a lot of great suggestions

  One I recently found that is really easy and really good for DS is a tuna melt.  I make a grilled cheese with shredded sharp cheddar and put tuna in the middle of it.  DS loves it.  

   

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• ecoppins member

  December 2008

  On sunday, I make a large batch of soup. We have it that day, and then eat it throughout the week, mixed in with other items. I make chili, chicken veggi, corn chowder, potato leek, italian wedding,?asparagus, ?mushroom, split pea etc. Dd loves them all. I freeze them in varying portion size, from baby, single serving, to dinner for 3. ?

  

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