Suggestions for veggie recipes

[nessie101]

I'm incorporating more and more vegetables into my diet.  However, I'm getting sick of eating the same thing.  I'm eating carrots, string beans, sugar snap peas, cucumbers.  What veggies can I eat as a quick snack? Or something that is easily prepared?  I don't cook a lot, so looking for something simple. 

(I stay away from nightshades - tomatoes, eggplant, potato)

THANKS!!! 

[Daves_Not_Here]

Hi @nessie101 - welcome - a google search of "simple no cooking vegetable snacks" yields "About 2,450,000 results (0.59 seconds)".  The first few links look great and have lots of pictures.

[WendyB]

I have to agree. Google is your friend.

You have some stipulations that I dont so I can not in good faith send you my recipes

Search Google

[ScottHsv]

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@nessie101 wrote:

I'm incorporating more and more vegetables into my diet.  However, I'm getting sick of eating the same thing.  I'm eating carrots, string beans, sugar snap peas, cucumbers.  What veggies can I eat as a quick snack? Or something that is easily prepared?  I don't cook a lot, so looking for something simple. 

(I stay away from nightshades - tomatoes, eggplant, potato)

THANKS!!! 

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@nessie101 I am in the same boat as you except that I have 3 small children and one on the way. Needless to say, we need simple, couple-ingredient recipes that everyone will eat, including my kids. I am always on the hunt for staple meals that I can make with my eyes closed after a bit of practice. At any rate, I just found this website and I'm super stoked. Last night I made their black bean veggie dip and it took all of 10 minutes, used ingredients I had on hand, and I only dirtied up one pan and a couple of utensils. We all loved it! I'm still exploring the recipes myself, but what I'm seeing is very exciting.

Hurry The Food Up - Vegan and Vegetarian Recipes for Busy People