Need some healthy suggestions.?

Question

I work a lot of long hours so I am home only long enough to sleep. I've sworn myself off fast food.
I go to the local deli a few times a week for sandwiches or salads.
This is going to get boring soon. Please help.
Would you please give me some good suggestions for lunch that is not fast food, a sandwich, or salad?

Answer 1

I'd say do fruit and a hot meal from the deli. Also you could go to a Mexican place not franchised (Taco Bell) and make a couple meals out of it.

Fashionable

Answer 2

One of my favorites is to use Frozen vegetables and Ramen Noodles -- I like to cook the noodles as directed. Dump 1/2 the water before adding the flavor, add about 1 cup vegetables and a little parmesan cheese and that is a quick, 5 minute meal for me.

Another favorite, if you have either a gas grill or one of those Foreman /indoor grills is to thaw some fish in the refrigerator while at work, and when you get home, throw it on the grill. Fish is fast and healthy, and a gas grill or indoor grill is quick to heat.

Keep in mind that if you have time once a week, you can cook a bigger meal and freeze it as leftovers.

Answer 3

Swiss Breakfast
LUNCH
Garlic Shrimp Salad
DINNER
Fresh Herbed Chicken Breasts
Bryan's Spicy Red Lentil Soup
Carrot Soup with Lime and Chiles
Chickpea and Tomato Soup
Florentine Tomato Soup
Green and Red Tomato and Corn Soup
Lentil and Sausage Soup
Lentil and Smoked Sausage Soup
Oatmeal and Tomato Soup
Sweet and Chunky Tomato Soup

Sweet and Spicy Soup with Black-Eyed Peas and Sweet Potato

Deep-Dish Pizza

Answer 4

If you live in a large metropolitan area, chances are you have chefs that will prepare your food for you. Some deliver to your home or job. Some will even prepare them in your home and store them in your refrigerator. This will allow you to eat what you like but it can be prepared as a healthy meal.

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Answer 5

In the frozen section at the supermarket theres lotsa healthy alturnitives. Dont get the cheap stuff, go on and spend the $3.00 plus, they taste better and are worth the little bit more.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

pack a lot of fruit.

there are some "health" frozen dinners that provide a good variety. they contain a lot of sodium though and you might have portion control problems when you get started.

also try eating yogurt

Answer 8

Use ground turkey instead of beef and make tacos. They are pretty fast to make. They make whole wheat tortillas now. Sliced turkey or other meat on whole wheat bagels. Fresh veggies with low fat dip.

Answer 9

Cook something simple; like eggs or pasta. They fill you up fast, and are healthy!

Answer 10

baked chicken with veggies

Chinese food that's not breaded or fried

even a baked potato can be healthy if you don't load it with cheese and butter. (try the fat free kind)