Tried: Indian stew and Mexican Rice and Beans.
QUICK & EASY BASIC RECIPES
All recipes consist of 5 basic ingredients and all meals can be cooked in around 5-15 minutes start to finish. All are prepared in a large pasta style pot.
Ingredients:
- Canned Tomatoes (whole and/or pureed), No Salt Added, 28 oz.
- Canned Beans, No Salt Added, 14 oz.
- Frozen Vegetables (individual and/or variety mixes without sauce or spice packets)
- A Starchy Vegetable (brown rice, potato, barley, sweet potato, etc.)
- Spice/Seasoning
By changing the type of bean, vegetable, starch and seasoning you can come up with different dishes.
Curried Indian Potato Stew
- 2 cans whole tomatoes
- 1-2 cans Garbanzo beans
- Frozen cauliflower (1 1/2 - 2 lbs), peas (1/2 lbs), onions (1/2 lbs)
- 3 large potatoes
- Salt Free Curry spice mix
Can be served with brown rice which you can cook while potatoes are cooking.
Notes:
Curried Indian Potato Strew – Jeff Novic. Very bland, not that good.
Jonovial diced tomatoes.
Healthy Earth Seasoning Indian spice.
Sweet potatoes –roasted or frozen.
Mexican Beans & Rice
- 2 cans whole tomatoes (or 1 can whole, 1 pureed)
- 1 can pinto beans, 1 can black beans
- Frozen pepper and onion mix (3 lbs), corn (1 lb)
- Quick cooking brown rice (1 large bag)
- Mexican spice mix or hot sauce
Notes:
Mexican Beans and Rice – can use quinoa (good, easy, nutritious).
Yellow barn biodynamic tomato puree.
Add kale (frozen or fresh).
Frontier Mexican fiesta blend.
2 cups rice.
Add corn.
Italian Pasta Primavera
- 1 can whole tomatoes, 1 can tomato puree
- 2 cans dark red kidney beans
- 1 lb each of frozen broccoli, carrots, cauliflower
- 1 lb whole grain pasta
- Italian spice mix
New Orleans Jambalaya
- 2 - 28 oz. cans of whole tomatoes (no salt added)
- 2 - 14 oz. cans of red beans or kidney beans (no salt added)
- 3 lbs frozen vegetables, corn, carrots, zucchini, yellow squash (equal parts)
- 1 large bag of quick cooking brown rice
- spice mix
Longevity Soup
- 1 can whole tomatoes, 1 can pureed
- your favorite beans
- 2 - 3 lbs of your favorite frozen veggie, 1 lb. frozen collards
- your favorite starch (potato, rice, barley, etc.) cooked separate then added
- your favorite seasoning
Remember, there are no rules. The main issue is that they can all be made simple and inexpensively in 10 - 15 minutes with almost no preparation, cutting, chopping, dicing, or much of a clean up.

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