Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Too hot to turn on the oven? Me too! I'm shopping for foods that require minimal to no cooking, and mainly vegetarian.
Today I shopped at the Asian Supermarket 99 Ranch and our local farm stand Tapia for about $75. I'm planning on using my rice cooker to make steamed rice for sushi, pan fried noodles with veggies, dehydrated peaches, and a few convenience items like scallion pancakes and chicken potstickers for the girls and my lunches. After squeezing lemons from our tree all afternoon yesterday, I'm also making a few batches of lemonade concentrate to stash in the freezer for a rainy day.
At the farmstand I loaded up on corn and eggplant, with plans to make corn salad, sliced corn off the cob for freezing, and eggplant involtini (will roast eggplant slices in the oven at nighttime when the temperatures drop) to stash in my freezer for Meal Train deliveries to two expectant mommies I know. Green beans will just take a quick blanch in a pot of water on the stove.
What meals are you cooking in this hot weather we're having? Would love to hear your feedback on what is helpful or what you'd like to see more of in my meal planning and lunch packing videos! Thank you for watching!
For my quick sushi rolling tutorial using leftover fish and veggies:
youtu.be/HubpiHUo_kE
The following products were used in this video. If you are considering ordering any from Amazon, please consider clicking through from my links:
PlanetBox Rover Lunchbox Kit: amzn.to/2o2CuVm
Single Touch Rice Cooker (here is a modern version of my very simple device): amzn.to/2P04g0l
Food Dehydrator (mine is an ancient 4-tray machine, but here is a comparable modern product that gets great reviews): amzn.to/2BzSb0b
Colony Cotton Mesh Produce Bags:
amzn.to/2EhgvDs
DISCLAIMER: This description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for the support!
Let's keep in touch!
For more info, visit:
Blog: littlekosherlunch.com
Instagram: instagram.com/little_kosher_lunch/?hl=en
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Too hot to turn on the oven? Me too! I'm shopping for foods that require minimal to no cooking, and mainly vegetarian.
Today I shopped at the Asian Supermarket 99 Ranch and our local farm stand Tapia for about $75. I'm planning on using my rice cooker to make steamed rice for sushi, pan fried noodles with veggies, dehydrated peaches, and a few convenience items like scallion pancakes and chicken potstickers for the girls and my lunches. After squeezing lemons from our tree all afternoon yesterday, I'm also making a few batches of lemonade concentrate to stash in the freezer for a rainy day.
At the farmstand I loaded up on corn and eggplant, with plans to make corn salad, sliced corn off the cob for freezing, and eggplant involtini (will roast eggplant slices in the oven at nighttime when the temperatures drop) to stash in my freezer for Meal Train deliveries to two expectant mommies I know. Green beans will just take a quick blanch in a pot of water on the stove.
What meals are you cooking in this hot weather we're having? Would love to hear your feedback on what is helpful or what you'd like to see more of in my meal planning and lunch packing videos! Thank you for watching!
For my quick sushi rolling tutorial using leftover fish and veggies:
youtu.be/HubpiHUo_kE
The following products were used in this video. If you are considering ordering any from Amazon, please consider clicking through from my links:
PlanetBox Rover Lunchbox Kit: amzn.to/2o2CuVm
Single Touch Rice Cooker (here is a modern version of my very simple device): amzn.to/2P04g0l
Food Dehydrator (mine is an ancient 4-tray machine, but here is a comparable modern product that gets great reviews): amzn.to/2BzSb0b
Colony Cotton Mesh Produce Bags:
amzn.to/2EhgvDs
DISCLAIMER: This description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for the support!
Let's keep in touch!
For more info, visit:
Blog: littlekosherlunch.com
Instagram: instagram.com/little_kosher_lunch/?hl=en
Facebook: facebook.com/littlekosherlunch
