hello internet pals! i am posting in the hopes that folks have some good lazy (but perhaps still somewhat healthy?) air fryer or microwave meal / snack recipes to share because i’ve fallen into a bit of a cooking rut lately and easy new recipes would definitely help inspire me.

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“Healthy” in big quotations marks. Healthier maybe considering you’re reducing the fat content quite a bit…

Anyway. If you microwave sliced salami ob some paper towels you get crispy salami chips.

If you make a bunch of then you should rotate between several plates. Otherwise theyll get unbearably hot.

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salami chips?? i’ve never even considered this concept, fascinating… also i have a super bizarre pregnancy appetite going on right now so if it’s not a triple processed carbohydrate i’m considering it a huge health win haha

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Crispy chickpeas are my go to air fryer snack. Especially lazy since I don’t even bother to preheat the fryer…

  • 1/2 can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
  • 1 tsp olive oil
  • 1/8 tsp garlic powder
  • 1/8 tsp onion powder
  • 1/4 tsp paprika
  • 1/8 tsp cayene
  • pinch salt
  1. Drain and rinse chickpeas (no need to dry). Toss with olive oil and spices and dump into fryer basket.
  2. Put the basket in your non-preheated fryer. Turn it on, set to around 390°F (200°C), and cook for about 14 minutes total, shaking a couple of times.
  3. Remove and add additional salt and pepper to taste.
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Save the drained water too, it’s a great egg replacer! As long as you don’t use pre-salted chickpeas at least.

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i always have cans of chickpeas on hand, can’t believe i haven’t made these before!!

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Chipotle spice sounds like it would be fantastic in there, thanks for the idea!

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For a lazy snack, especially in summer when we have fresh tomatoes, my go to recipe is greek salad or as they call it horiatiki.

You can google that for tips, but I can have one done in under 10 min and it can be summed up like this: cut cucumber, tomatoes and bell pepper in big chunks, onions into thin strips, put some olives (I like kalamata) in there, make a dressing for which I use a GOOD extra virgin olive oil (where I can taste the olives!), a vinegar of your choice (i like wine ones) and maybe some lemon juice and/or oregano, and mix it all up. Salt and pepper to taste. In the end, put a big chunk of feta on top (you can cut it put I prefer to just do that as I eat so it doesn‘t disintegrate).

I eat all that with some sort of bread, I like baguette or ciabatta, but anything works really.

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that sounds so delicious and fresh!! thanks for the recipe : )

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  1. Put brussels sprouts, star zucchini (both cut in half) and julienne baby carrots on a tupper with a lid, coat in olive oil, salt and pepper, and shake.
  2. Put contents in oven dish and air fry for 10-12 minutes at 250-300°F.
  3. While that’s going on, cut a red onion in thin slices, some mushrooms, put in the tupper, coat in olive oil, salt and pepper, and shake.
  4. Mix in oven dish with the sprouts and zucchini, keep air frying for another 10 minutes.
  5. Next up is asparagus, coated in olive oil, etc. mix with everything else, do another 10-12 minutes.
    (on this last stage, sometimes I’ll mix in some butter for the asparagus stage)
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