Reddit reviews ekSel Non Stick Reusable Toaster Bags (3)

Yo, check out these recipes and stuff, it's the info i gathered for someone who wanted to go vegan but can't use an oven or stove. Definitely accessible cooking for a dorm room.

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Microwave mug recipes via PETA. Desserts and full meals.



Dorm room style recipes. Includes breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks.



Short list of microwave recipes



Yummly microwave vegan recipe database. Can sort by the amount of time you want to spend cooking, low end is 15 min.



Raw blender soup recipes.. The raw part is unimportant but searching for "raw" recipes will help you avoid anything needing stove or oven time. You can always heat soups in the microwave, but anything called "gazpacho" should be eaten cold.



Sandwich recipes from PETA.. Some require stove or oven, but the pictures with each link will help you choose ones that can be made without stove/oven.



100 sandwich recipes, some have pictures.. Things that are "grilled" or called "melts" might be possible with just toasting the bread and heating the ingredients. Anything called "baked", "roasted", or "sauteed" would probably need a stovetop.





Toaster bags for a "grilled" sandwich without the stove



Silicone food steamer for microwave I have one of these and they work well if you don't overload them.



Super smooth microwave hummus



How to make pasta in the microwave



How to make rice in the microwave



Also be sure to take a vegan mulitvitamin, or a B12 supplement at minimum. Vitamin deficiency anemia, via Mayo Clinic

Good luck!

It sounds like you're an awesome host. The bread is a great idea, and very thoughtful.

As for cross contamination if you don't want to worry about keeping a whole separate jar of peanut butter safe there are Justin's squeeze packs in regular peanut butter and various other nuts and flavors. I think stores like Whole Foods sell them individually too.

Also a lot of gluten free bread is much better toasted so it might be worth getting some toaster bags for your cousin to use. I've never used them before but my nutritionist recommended them.

I guess this advice pretty much hinges on how much your guest likes peanut butter, but PB sandwiches (or sadwiches, as I call them) are pretty much my go to food when I have to carry food around with me and I've had enough Kind bars.

They make bags for grilled cheese in the toaster that work amazingly well.

grilled cheese bags

Yep! These are the ones I have. We also use them to crisp up leftovers sometimes...like fries from the kids meals that they don’t finish, lol

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LOXN6JO/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_aSUKBb7FK3HR9

Not a bot - but...if your concerns are safety:

https://www.amazon.com/ekSel-Stick-Reusable-Toaster-Bags/dp/B00LOXN6JO/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1526793189&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=toaster+pockets&psc=1

Instead of buying a separate toaster I use toaster bags. https://www.amazon.com/ekSel-Stick-Reusable-Toaster-Bags/dp/B00LOXN6JO/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1525200106&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=toaster+bags&psc=1

I was lucky and got this model NIB off craigslist for $40 so I can now toast various flat breads (some I trim or halve first), large bakery fresh rolls, bagels, challah, and those large artisan bread slices.

I know there are reusable "toaster bags" for gooey stuff like frozen fried foods, pizza or grilled cheese. http://www.amazon.com//dp/B00LOXN6JO - or fold in - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LOQNEK2

got any other ideas I'm missing out on?

Glad you're feeling better! As for your toast issue, they make toaster safe bags you can put your bread in to protect it from the toaster gluten. Lots of people travel with these! Here's an example on Amazon, though there are lots of options out there: https://www.amazon.com/ekSel-Stick-Reusable-Toaster-Bags/dp/B00LOXN6JO