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[Guest guest]

Please go to our recipe files. You won't believe how many good recipes you find

in there

Donna

 

Rhonda <lists wrote:

Hi! My name is Rhonda and I'm in the Atlanta area. I've just joined

the

group:)

 

I am trying to convert to not eating meat at all. Not really a hard

thing for me as I've never much cared for it anyway. Even as a child I

preferred vegetables over junk food and meat. My problem is this - I

work 3 jobs. At 2 of them I spend all my time in my car, in and out of

the store (deliver pizzas). The 3rd I basically do wherever I am at any

given time when something needs taken care of. While I can eat pizza on

the go, I do get very tired of it pretty quickly! I'm looking for

recipes I can make quickly at home and grab and go. Some can be reheated

in an oven (no microwave at work) but all need to be able to be eaten in

a car with limited mess. I don't get lunch breaks if we are busy and we

are coming up on busy season. I'm also tired of bean burritos and

chinese which are pretty much the only fast food available to me in my

area. As for my tastes - I will eat tomatoes cooked in stuff, but not

cold or plain..and I don't like mushrooms. Otherwise I'm pretty open to

trying stuff if I haven't had it before.

 

Thanks,

Rhonda

Atlanta, GA

 

 

 

 

 

Morning has broken like the first morning,

blackbird has spoken like the first bird.

Praise for them singing, praise for the morning,

praise for them springing, fresh from the world.

SOURCE: Morning Has broken - Cat Stevens

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Any TNT grab-and-go, no-drip recommendations? I am sometimes away

from home during meal times and don't necessarily have time those

days to stop and eat or even spend more than five minutes grabbing

something to take with. I like Larabars and Luna Bars and at least

one of the Kashi rolls, so I don't starve, but I'd love to use the

group's resources too. The files have SO MANY options that wading

through is kind of intimidating.

 

Thank you for asking this question, Rhonda. While I don't miss the

junk food per se, I do miss the convenience of drive-through.

 

-ginger

near Boston