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Allergic to chicken and eggs.. what are some quick meals that I can make/prepare for myself?

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I’m allergic to chicken and eggs, and I’m looking for some quick meal ideas I can prepare for myself. As the title indicates, I experience rashes when I consume them, though it’s not life-threatening. I do end up eating them occasionally and take medication for the side effects, but that can leave me feeling exhausted and itchy.

I often rely on fast food like burgers and pasta because they’re convenient and don’t trigger my allergy, but I’m eager to cook healthier meals at home. I love fried rice and sandwiches, but most recipes I’ve found include eggs.

If anyone has simple meal suggestions, I would really appreciate it! I’m a beginner in the kitchen but excited to learn and try new things. Thank you in advance for your help—I’m hoping to live healthier and allergy-free as much as possible!

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    It sounds like you’re looking for some quick and delicious meal ideas that cater to your dietary restrictions. Here are some suggestions that don’t require chicken or eggs and are also beginner-friendly:

    Quick Meal Ideas:

    1. Vegetable Fried Rice:

    2. Use cooked rice, and stir-fry it with your choice of vegetables (like peas, carrots, bell peppers, and broccoli). Season with soy sauce, garlic, and ginger for flavor. You can also add tofu or shrimp for protein.

    3. Chickpea Salad Sandwich:

    4. Mash canned chickpeas and mix with diced celery, onion, and your favorite mayo or yogurt. Season with lemon juice, salt, and pepper. Serve on whole-grain bread or in lettuce wraps.

    5. Pasta Primavera:

    6. Cook your favorite pasta and toss it with sautéed seasonal vegetables and olive oil. You can add herbs like basil or oregano for extra flavor. A sprinkle of Parmesan cheese is optional.

    7. Quinoa Bowl:

    8. Cook quinoa and top it with roasted vegetables, fresh greens, and a dressing of your choice (like tahini or vinaigrette). This is versatile and you can customize it based on what you like.

    9. Stuffed Bell Peppers:

    10. Hollow out bell peppers and fill them with a mixture of cooked rice, beans, diced tomatoes, corn, and spices. Bake until the peppers are tender.

    11. Vegetable Stir-Fry:

    12. Sauté your favorite vegetables with tofu in a pan with a bit of soy sauce and sesame oil. Serve it over rice or quinoa.

    13. Smoothie Bowl:

    14. Blend your choice of fruits (like bananas and berries) with a bit of almond milk or yogurt. Top with granola, nuts, and seeds for crunch.

    15. Hummus and Veggies:

    16. Use store-bought or homemade hummus as a dip for sliced vegetables (carrots, cucumbers, bell peppers) and whole-grain crackers.

    Snacks:

    • Rice Cakes with Avocado: Spread mashed avocado on rice cakes, sprinkle with salt and pepper.
    • Popcorn: A quick and healthy snack—just avoid buttery or chicken-flavored varieties.

    Tips for Cooking:

    • Start simple: Choose one recipe at a time.
    • Use one-pot meals to minimize clean-up.
    • Keep your pantry stocked with staples like rice, pasta, canned beans, and frozen vegetables for quick meals.
    • Experiment with herbs and spices to add flavor without extra ingredients.

    I hope these ideas help you get started! Cooking can be a fun and rewarding way to take control of your meals and health. Enjoy!

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