Quick Dinner Recipes


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I love living in today’s fast-paced, high-tech and information-overload world and I appreciate the fact that its borders have extended to new frontiers beyond the moon and the stars yet it has become progressively smaller through its ever evolving and eternally maturing means of communication. In contrast to past generations, my generation will ceaselessly continue to strive for bigger, better, taller, stronger, mightier, faster, smarter, richer and grander. Accepting infinity as the only truism for ourselves and the entire universe around us we tolerate no middle ground, no mediocrity.

It is a wonderful world I am living in today and I would trade it in for no other. If I were forced to describe my world in brief terms I would say that I am living on a perpetually moving rollercoaster — a rollercoaster that abides by no other forces than its own and offers all the thrills, ecstasy and excitement of its tremendous heights and extreme lows, its mega speeds which come to abrupt standstills only to plunge into outermost velocities. This rollercoaster takes left turns where right turns might have been expected and plunges downward when facing up; it spins, it twists, it twirls and thrusts all about.

I love my modern day life on this rollercoaster and the never ending exhilaration that comes with it as I incessantly race to keep up with the time that will not stand still for anyone, as I apply great effort to stay on top of everything so as not to be left behind and as I struggle to stay in concert with my own self.

But sometimes, fortunately not very often, I would like to permit myself to take pleasure in some good old-fashion types of activities such as reclining on an easy chair and reading something light just for the fun of it, or kicking off my shoes and leisurely strolling down the beach with no purpose in mind, or allowing my mind to wonder off into the unpredictable world of daydreaming, or collecting a few savory ingredients and cooking a simple meal without considering the consequences.

But reality being what it is in this modern day and age and the fast-paced, high-tech and information-overload world being as it may, time consuming old-fashioned endeavors have long been crowded out, pushed aside and rebuffed. Time has become one of our most precious commodities and we simply cannot afford to squander any of it away. The steadfast rule of our rushed new world is: “If it, whatever it may be, is not quick and simple it does not belong here.”

Food preparation must follow the same pattern of quick and simple as everything else. Consequently, hundredths of quick and simple breakfast, lunch and dinner recipes have sprouted in the past few years to help feed us in the quickest and simplest way possible. These quick and easy recipes have come from major food distribution centers, from culinary schools and institutions, from agricultural and horticultural organization as we as from world health and fitness centers. And what is unique and common to most of these quick and simple recipes is the fact that they artfully combine prepackaged (canned, frozen or boxed) and precooked foods with a few easy to prepare fresh ingredients and some good seasonings to end up with a great tasting meals that took very little time to prepare.

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