7. Sweet Chilli Dogs
As one of the United States’ most popular street foods, it only makes sense that you should have a go-to hot dog recipe in your toolkit. This sweet chilli dog recipe from BBC’s Good Food has a spicy kick, which can be as mild or hot as you like based on your preferences and the sauce you choose. Roast the sausages, fry the onions and then stir in the sauce and tomato puree for a mouthwatering dish that’s ready in less than 10 minutes.
Another excellent choice if you’re concerned about getting enough nutrition on this diet is a liquid multivitamin.
The best person to advise you on what foods to eat and avoid while following a full liquid diet is your doctor. You can also work with a registered dietitian.
Ask your doctor or dietitian about the following foods. They can occasionally be a part of a completely liquid diet, or as you approach starting a more typical diet again:
Simple tea or broth are not as nutrient-dense as liquid foods, which are part of a full liquid diet. It helps if you are unable to eat solid food, recovering from surgery, or getting ready for one. Examples include soup, milk, hot cereal, and juice.
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3. Triple Layer Nachos
As one of America’s favorite fast food outlets, there are plenty of people looking to replicate the flavorsome recipes of Taco Bell. These nachos are based on its triple layer nacho recipe from Mashed, and despite only having five ingredients, taste pretty similar to the fast food original.
A big bag of tortilla chips, a can of refried beans, milk, taco sauce, nacho cheese sauce, or queso dip are all you need. You can easily make them after a demanding day at work or school because the cooking time is only ten minutes or less. Try out a few different brands of cheese sauce until you discover your favorite.
Rumor has it that sloppy joes were conceived in Iowa by a man named Joe as an evolution of the loose meat sandwiches that were popular in the early 20th century. This easy recipe from Graceful Little Honey Bee is a classic, and it couldn’t be any more simple to make. What’s more, it’s wonderfully tasty and you can make it in under 15 minutes.
Most of the ingredients you’ll need are probably in your pantry, but if not, you can easily buy them at the store for very little money. Simply brown the beef, then mix it with mustard, ketchup, a tiny bit of brown sugar, and Worcestershire sauce. Stuff the mixture into burger buns and top with sliced cheese.
