Good food

[Sir peace frog]

morning all,im about to embark on a month or two of late finishes at work,so instead of taking butties to work like I usually do I would like some ideas for my food at work, something easy ,tasty,healthyish and quick to prepare,oh and its got to fill me up :)

please also take into consideration I work at the airport so anything with too much liquid(depends what jobsworth is on security) cant be taken in :(, so no soups,yogurts ect.

 

[dannyboy29]

Pasta, you can always throw some chicken and veg in as well.

Paella, again can mix the meat up and stick what you want to init.

Chilli and rice.

All of the above can be cooked in bulk and warmed up in the microwave.

 

[waspish]

First day nothing clear the system out then Chicken fajitas banana fajitas tuna on granary bread maybe noodles. Don’t have white bread it’s shit full of crap.

 

[Sir peace frog]

Pasta, you can always throw some chicken and veg in as well.

Paella, again can mix the meat up and stick what you want to init.

Chilli and rice.

All of the above can be cooked in bulk and warmed up in the microwave.

just been looking at pasta ,cheers for the suggestions

 

[andyhinch]

just been looking at pasta ,cheers for the suggestions

Chicken and chorizo pasta/rice is one of my favourites and dead easy to make, you can also substitute the chicken for fish, curry and rice also wouldn’t be a bad idea.

 

[Rammy Blue]

Pot noodles, lots of them.

 

[Tuearts right boot]

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[Bill Walker]

A big chilli will do a few days

 

[Saddleworth2]

morning all,im about to embark on a month or two of late finishes at work,so instead of taking butties to work like I usually do I would like some ideas for my food at work, something easy ,tasty,healthyish and quick to prepare,oh and its got to fill me up :)

please also take into consideration I work at the airport so anything with too much liquid(depends what jobsworth is on security) cant be taken in :(, so no soups,yogurts ect.

I make a nice pasta salad that can be made up in a large bowl and kept for days in the fridge. It tastes better after 4 days than the first.
Sun dried tomatoes chopped 2/3 of a jar
Small tomatoes (piccollo) quartered
Spinach
chopped red onion
cooked pasta
pine nuts
feta or mozzarella cheese

you make the dressing with the oil that the sun dried tomatoes have been in - v important as the oil has fantastic flavour 200ml
large dolop of mustard
tea spoon sugar
tablespoon cider/sherry/white wine vinegar
salt and pepper
garlic (i used the pureed stuff)

shake it all up and pour over the assembled salad and toss thoroughly. Best time to do it is just after the pasta has been cooked as the warm pasta absorbs the dressing thoroughly. You can eat that by itself or with cooked chicken/pork or tuna. If you want to keep it veg throw in some artichoke hearts/roasted pepper.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Halloumi blankets.