Just like the title says: What’s your go-to recipe that you can bang out on a lazy day when you don’t feel like putting a ton of effort into making something?
- deo ( @deo@beehaw.org ) 4•1 year ago
Red beans and rice. Just dump everything in a pot and wait. I love it.
- Evehn ( @Evehn@kbin.social ) 3•1 year ago
Carbonara for me (I’m italian). You can make it with ingredients that are readily available, don’t spoil and can be freezed with minimal impact on flavour. You can make it in the time it takes pasta to cook, always tastes great, and can substitute a whole meal.
- BarrelAgedBoredom ( @BarrelAgedBoredom@beehaw.org ) 3•1 year ago
Grilled cheese and tomato soup are usually pretty quick. Quesadillas too. Really just any.combination of melted cheese and bread lol
- hibachrach ( @hibachrach@kbin.social ) 2•1 year ago
Caprese salad! No cooking and feels light and fresh. Though cereal is truly the ultimate lazy-day meal.
- Drusas ( @Drusas@kbin.social ) 2•1 year ago
A Korean soup called doenjang jigae. So easy, so good. I make mine spicy, so purists may argue it’s not technically doenjang jigae.
- DerpyPoint ( @DerpyPoint@kbin.social ) 2•1 year ago
Its gotta be weenies royale for me, almost a complete meal and you just gotta toss in some salad and dressing for the vegs
- citrixworkkbin ( @citrixworkkbin@kbin.social ) 1•1 year ago
If I’m feeling realllly lazy, make some rice and then mix in pieces of sardines and soy sauce
- zugzwang_03 ( @zugzwang_03@kbin.social ) 1•1 year ago
Chicken with orzo and olives. It’s a one pot meal so there’s minimal dishes, and if I’m really tired I’ll skip browning the chicken and just toss everything in.
It’s worth browning the chicken and sauteing the aromatics if you can manage it though. I also like to add a block of frozen spinach (approx 1 cup) to the mix for some extra veggie.
It’s a truly lazy meal but it’s easy, fairly healthy, and tasty.