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Not really "make" them, but I eat noodles almost daily.



                            

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I'm thinking stirfry



Pasta or risotto. Recipes are countless and you can find quick ones.
A very quick pasta sauce recipe is a variation of "aglio, olio e peperoncino" (garlic, oil and chili pepper) with fresh tomato added: stir fry red hot chili pepper and garlic (quantity according to your taste) in extra virgin olive oil, when garlic starts to get pale golden (never brown garlic too much, besides losing its healthy properties, it gets bitter and bad tasting) add coarsely chopped fresh tomatoes (best choice for this recipe is cherry tomatoes or other small tasty tomatoes). Not too many, the sauce must remain quite oily, Stir fry some more (after adding tomatoes garlic stops risking to get burned, unless you forget the sauce on fire and tomatoes burn too) until tomatoes soften a bit and the oil turns orange absorbing colour from tomatoes. Cook spaghetti al dente, sauté them in the sauce and serve them. The sauce is very tasty, but also very quick to make, you can do it while spaghetti boil and save time.



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Sausage tortellini soup is really tasty, filling, and you'll have enough left overs to eat for like 3 days.

Personally I favor Italian and Mexican food, but don't mind experimenting with other cultures. German food is pretty good



My weekly or semi-monthly grocery routine:

1.) Read articles about healthy food and strive to eat healthy.
2.) Go to Whole Foods and spend tons of money on fresh produce, coconut water and priobiotics.
3.) Go home, unpack food, and order Pizza Hut.
4.) A week or two later, throw away moldy food in fridge from Whole Foods.
5.) Gnash teeth, pull out hair, and renew goal to eat healthy.
6.) Order Pizza Hut.

Sooooooo. I cook (translation: order) pizza a lot.

Edit: Dang, all the recipes in this thread sound really good. I've gotta try some of these. 



It'll be awhile before I figure out how to do one of these. :P 

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I somehow read the title as, "foods that make you moist".

OT: Pasta, Pizza, Rice.