Showing posts with label vegetables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetables. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

9/1/2010

For lunch:

Peanut butter and jelly and baked potato chips

This might be my favorite lunch. It's so simple, but there's something just so satisfying about it. I often really enjoy eating simple foods. They make me feel very human and wholesome.

For dinner:


Fried tofu with ponzu sauce, bok choy, and long grain brown rice. Served with chili garlic sauce for dipping.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

8/31/2010

For lunch (I remembered to take a picture halfway through my meal):

Stuffed bell pepper with baked beans and mashed potatoes (cafeteria)

For dinner:


Pickled Mustard flavored instant noodles with bok choy and lime.

Sorry. I got a little stupid with the camera. Tonight needed to be quick, because I've got a good bit of schoolwork to do and didn't have time for a production. 

Sunday, August 29, 2010

8/29/2010

For lunch:

The best instant noodles


Prepared, with fresh grape tomatoes


Sliced plums tossed with several dashes of sugar

I prepared these plums because I was still a little hungry after the noodles, and I had these left over from a previous failed recipe. They needed to be eaten, so I cut them up (four, in total) and tossed them with sugar for a quick after lunch desert. The separate slice in the lower left corner was sprinkled with salt instead of sugar out of sheer curiosity, and it actually wasn't that bad.

For dinner:


Garlic vegetable-noodle stir fry



I make this stir fry a good bit. It's simple, tasty, doesn't leave much clean-up, and it's a wonderful way to use up a lot of vegetables at one time. If you're anything like me, you keep a good stock of green vegetables in the refrigerator. This is a good habit to develop, as it allows for a good selection when it comes time for an impromptu side-dish pairing, but it also allows opportunity for lots of vegetables to start going bad at one time. This is a good way to take care of some of the older vegetables in your refrigerator, as well as give you a simple but tasty meal that will most likely last you at least two servings. 

On a side note, this is my favorite thing about slicing bok choy: