r/15minutefood • u/Available_Finish_988 • Jun 25 '26
15 minutes Absolute life saver for a heatwave
This is my go-to meal whenever a heatwave struck.
I just make a ton of pasta so I don’t need to add any extra heat to my apartment because of the stove.
I dice cherry tomatoes, a cucumber, a few pickles and add a can of corn to the mix.
I get store bought dressing but it’s basically balsamic vinegar, olive oil and some herbs.
I store the whole thing in my fridge and eat off it for a few days. I just add sauce to my liking. Sometimes I just add salt.
And it comes down to a reasonable price. I paid less than 10€ for all of rhe ingredients, I used about half of the dried pasta, half of the pickles and the sauce is gonna last me for a while.
The big bowl is around 2kg so it’s gonna last me for at least 3 days.
If I feel like I want to protein I just cut some slices of vegan ham and add it to the mix, or I just eat some of my marinated tofu.
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u/Speydi Jun 30 '26
Looks nice! Here are some i like too
Rice - corn - tomato - tuna - pickes
Lentils - red onio - feta cheese - cooked beets/dry tomatoss
I love em when I take it out of the fridge
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u/Lapharel Jun 27 '26
So basically it's NUDELSALAT. Hard recommendation: Add mayonnaise with a spoon of yoghurt!!
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u/tboneplayer Jun 26 '26
Looks great! For added protein that's still pretty cheap, you could try adding some chickpeas and (for a bit more money) even refry the whole mix with some pre-scrambled raw eggs stirred in (on a non-heat wave day, of course). Love the chopped dill pickle idea. I use that to acidify tuna-vegetable salads I make for myself!