Re: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes?
that's what I was going to suggest. The only problem is the slow part. You could have your wife or anyone else prepare the meal first and then put it in the refrigerator. Warm it up with the microwave later. On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 10:19 AM, Steve Oldaker wrote: > Dave, > > > > Slow cookers (crockpots) are great for simple, no mess meals. A slow cooker > meal that I enjoy is simply adding pork chops, chicken breast or cube steaks > and a can of cream of mushroom soup and cook for several hours. Serve over > rice or pasta with vegetables on the side. Yum Yum! > > > > Steve - C4, 22 years > > > > *From:* Dave Krehbiel [mailto:davekrehb...@earthlink.net] > *Sent:* Friday, November 05, 2010 7:55 AM > *To:* quad-list@eskimo.com > *Subject:* [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes? > > > > I have several different caregivers who come during the week, and I have > been getting kind of bored with microwave dinners. > > > > On the other hand, my wife does not want caregivers rummaging through her > kitchen to prepare complex meals (and sometimes leave a mess). > > > > Do you have any favorite recipes which are easy for caregivers to prepare? > > > > Here's my favorite easy recipe: lots of us drink cranberry juice to try to > help us avoid urinary tract infections. Lately I have been asking my > caregivers to heat up my cranberry juice in the microwave. It's nice to have > something warm to drink on a cool day, and it tastes surprisingly good. > > > > What's your favorite easy recipe? > > > > Dave Krehbiel >
Re: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes?
regular rice cooked in the microwave and different flavored box rises! With race being the foundation, one can of cream of mushroom and a can of chicken or possibly steamed in the bag vegetables in about 10 minutes something that lasts a couple meals. My George Foreman grill is an absolutely wonder, taking meet straight out of the freezer into the microwave for one minute on high to defrost and about 10 minutes on the grill. One package of Ramen noodles and one can of condensed vegetable soup with about a cup of water five or six minutes in the microwave something simple and easy. Take advantage of an a caregiver who knows how to cook to have leftovers to cover a couple days or so. I used to flush my catheter once a week and now about every two. with a acid solution of 120 mL held in the bladder for about 10 minutes. Old-school urologists taught me this many years ago. From: Dave Krehbiel To: quad-list@eskimo.com Sent: Fri, November 5, 2010 7:54:55 AM Subject: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes? I have several different caregivers who come during the week, and I have been getting kind of bored with microwave dinners. On the other hand, my wife does not want caregivers rummaging through her kitchen to prepare complex meals (and sometimes leave a mess). Do you have any favorite recipes which are easy for caregivers to prepare? Here's my favorite easy recipe: lots of us drink cranberry juice to try to help us avoid urinary tract infections. Lately I have been asking my caregivers to heat up my cranberry juice in the microwave. It's nice to have something warm to drink on a cool day, and it tastes surprisingly good. What's your favorite easy recipe? Dave Krehbiel
RE: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes?
Dave, Slow cookers (crockpots) are great for simple, no mess meals. A slow cooker meal that I enjoy is simply adding pork chops, chicken breast or cube steaks and a can of cream of mushroom soup and cook for several hours. Serve over rice or pasta with vegetables on the side. Yum Yum! Steve - C4, 22 years From: Dave Krehbiel [mailto:davekrehb...@earthlink.net] Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 7:55 AM To: quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes? I have several different caregivers who come during the week, and I have been getting kind of bored with microwave dinners. On the other hand, my wife does not want caregivers rummaging through her kitchen to prepare complex meals (and sometimes leave a mess). Do you have any favorite recipes which are easy for caregivers to prepare? Here's my favorite easy recipe: lots of us drink cranberry juice to try to help us avoid urinary tract infections. Lately I have been asking my caregivers to heat up my cranberry juice in the microwave. It's nice to have something warm to drink on a cool day, and it tastes surprisingly good. What's your favorite easy recipe? Dave Krehbiel
Re: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes?
I would have to turn off the wheelchair after drinking the alcohol! There won't be any walls left in the place. LOL!!! Today I nuked some rice & aide will be learning how to fix shrimp creole. Onions & peppers come already chopped & frozen as does the shrimp. Open a can of tomatoes, sprinkle seasonings & 4 meals done. KK From: Steve Oldaker To: Dave Krehbiel Cc: quad-list@eskimo.com Sent: Fri, November 5, 2010 7:44:49 AM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes? Hi Dave, Speaking of hot cranberry juice, try adding a shot or two of Amaretto and top with whipped cream. Tastes like hot cherry pie ala mode. Steve - C4, 22 years On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 7:54 AM, Dave Krehbiel wrote: I have several different caregivers who come during the week, and I have been getting kind of bored with microwave dinners. > >On the other hand, my wife does not want caregivers rummaging through her >kitchen to prepare complex meals (and sometimes leave a mess). > >Do you have any favorite recipes which are easy for caregivers to prepare? > >Here's my favorite easy recipe: lots of us drink cranberry juice to try to >help >us avoid urinary tract infections. Lately I have been asking my caregivers to >heat up my cranberry juice in the microwave. It's nice to have something warm >to >drink on a cool day, and it tastes surprisingly good. > >What's your favorite easy recipe? > Dave Krehbiel
Re: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes?
Hi Dave, Speaking of hot cranberry juice, try adding a shot or two of Amaretto and top with whipped cream. Tastes like hot cherry pie ala mode. Steve - C4, 22 years On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 7:54 AM, Dave Krehbiel wrote: > I have several different caregivers who come during the week, and I have > been getting kind of bored with microwave dinners. > > > > On the other hand, my wife does not want caregivers rummaging through her > kitchen to prepare complex meals (and sometimes leave a mess). > > > > Do you have any favorite recipes which are easy for caregivers to prepare? > > > > Here's my favorite easy recipe: lots of us drink cranberry juice to try to > help us avoid urinary tract infections. Lately I have been asking my > caregivers to heat up my cranberry juice in the microwave. It's nice to have > something warm to drink on a cool day, and it tastes surprisingly good. > > > > What's your favorite easy recipe? > > > > Dave Krehbiel >
Re: [QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes?
Some tv dinners are great. And then there are the series of prepackaged foods like Jenny Craig which are both healthy and wholesome. Left overs that are packaged for individual dinners later in the week. Tossed Salad may last for several days after making it. Best Wishes In a message dated 11/5/2010 6:55:08 A.M. Central Daylight Time, davekrehb...@earthlink.net writes: I have several different caregivers who come during the week, and I have been getting kind of bored with microwave dinners. On the other hand, my wife does not want caregivers rummaging through her kitchen to prepare complex meals (and sometimes leave a mess). Do you have any favorite recipes which are easy for caregivers to prepare? Here's my favorite easy recipe: lots of us drink cranberry juice to try to help us avoid urinary tract infections. Lately I have been asking my caregivers to heat up my cranberry juice in the microwave. It's nice to have something warm to drink on a cool day, and it tastes surprisingly good. What's your favorite easy recipe? Dave Krehbiel
[QUAD-L] Re: livening up the list... any favorite recipes?
I have several different caregivers who come during the week, and I have been getting kind of bored with microwave dinners. On the other hand, my wife does not want caregivers rummaging through her kitchen to prepare complex meals (and sometimes leave a mess). Do you have any favorite recipes which are easy for caregivers to prepare? Here's my favorite easy recipe: lots of us drink cranberry juice to try to help us avoid urinary tract infections. Lately I have been asking my caregivers to heat up my cranberry juice in the microwave. It's nice to have something warm to drink on a cool day, and it tastes surprisingly good. What's your favorite easy recipe? Dave Krehbiel
