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What could I cook that takes minimum time and effort?

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  • 15-06-2012 2:17pm
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    2rkehij30qtza5
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    I am not going to have much time to cook later so I need ideas on what I can cook with minimum time and effort! Bearing in mind I am 8 months pregnant so getting a takeaway is not sufficient (I need my vitamins etc!). Thanks!!


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    The Black Oil
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    Have made this a few times. It's a doddle.

    http://www.bordbia.ie/aboutfood/recipes/bacon/Pages/PennewithSpicyTomatoSauceandSizzlingBacon.aspx

    Moderator: Television, Psychology and Dublin County North.

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    Mech1
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    Beans on Toast.


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    frag420
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    Mech1 wrote: »
    Beans on Toast.

    Easier...........


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    Mrs Fox
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    On a lazy day I'd throw in pieces of a whole chicken in the oven after having smothered with soy and garlic, take a shower, dress up, cook a pot of rice and voila. Dinner ready within 1.5 hours.


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    The Hill Billy
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    Coming up to when Mrs Billy was due I made lots of portions of stew, bolognese, curry, etc & put them in the freezer in portions big enough for 2 people. All we needed to do was defrost & reheat, then boil spuds/pasta/rice.

    Go easy on onions, garlic & spices in case of breastfeeding as this may affect the feed. Have a look in the Parenting forum as the good folk over there may be able to give you good practical advice on this topic also.

    Best of luck!


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    2rkehij30qtza5
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    Thanks everyone! Appreciate all the tips/advice!


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    Mech1
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    Well?
    Was it beans on toast?


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    The Hill Billy wrote: »
    portions big enough for 2 people.

    Were you not eating? :D


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