What's an example of a healthy dish you love?

Lentils, salads, stir fry, squash, broccoli, cauliflower.

At least stir fry sounds cool.

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I'm sorta with Bat. I don't hate those veggies (cauliflower is ass though) but they aren't as tasty as deep fried death or some lasagna or chicken parmigiana.

I do like a good salad (spinach/romaine based) but that's an extra pain in the ass having all the fresh ingredients ready to make one.

Honestly stir fry broccoli soy sauced to death would go down hella good. I think I need to learn how to stir fry. It sounds easier than boiling rice with more possibilities than just rice.

It's not as convenient as a lot of unhealthy foods though.

Yeh I think the fried rice **** I used to make would qualify as a stir fry. Didn't seem particularly healthy though.

Also was very hit or miss for me. Sometimes it came out great and sometimes it was a hot mess.

Am I right though, is stir fry anything in fact the easiest thing on earth and always tastes good compared to non-stir fry versions of the same food?

I mean what do you do to broccoli that is gonna make it as good as chicken parmigiana without detracting from the whole health factor?

Really the healthiest way to eat it is raw, with no seasoning. Yet that's clearly not the tastiest version.