• @buzz86us@lemmy.world
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    211 months ago

    I take some cooked rice out of the freezer, and put it in the air fryer with a few pieces of pork shoulder season it, and boom I have a nice meal in 15 minutes

  • @Krudler@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    Roasted almonds. Tons of protein, lots of fiber, often keeps me sated for longer than a “balanced” meal.

    I buy them raw and roast them myself, it takes 15 minutes in the oven on a pan, that’s it. I have a giant tub that I go to when I need them.

    Yes, they are calorie dense due to the oil but this is a replacement meal, not a daily thing.

    It’s actually amazing how far 100 g of almonds will take you in a day. I managed to lose 130 lb of fat by incorporating various high protein nuts into my diet.

    Edit: Unsalted only. Salted nuts just provoke greater sensations of hunger.

  • @RememberTheApollo_@lemmy.world
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    1011 months ago

    Pre-made sauce and spaghetti. Usually doctor up plain marinara by adding a little olive oil with sautéed pre-packaged diced garlic, some dried oregano, and maybe a little salt and pepper. The hardest part is waiting for the water to boil.

  • @Infynis@midwest.social
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    411 months ago

    Toasted bagel with cream cheese, a canned protein, like salmon or smoked oysters, and capers. Super easy, and it also feels fancy. It’s helped me out of a rut on more than one occasion

    • @JDubbleu@programming.dev
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      111 months ago

      I’m more of a toasted salami and cheese on sourdough with mustard, salt, and pepper guy personally, but any sandwich really fits the bill. Sometimes I say fuck it and just throw butter and cheese on some bread when I’m really feeling lazy.

  • Chris
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    6511 months ago

    The post immediately above yours this: https://programming.dev/pictrs/image/c9fd4e43-58dc-4243-b856-8068db99d8eb.jpeg