The last thing anyone wants to do on a hot summer night is to turn on your oven or gill and break a sweat cooking!  If that sounds like you…we have some delicious summer recipes that require no cooking.  From hearty salads to quick, easy and filling snacks, these recipes are just what you ordered to keep cool.

Check out these 8 quick no cook meals that are sure to satisfy your family this summer without slaving over a hot stove.

 

1.Peach Berry Salad

This refreshing salad is ready in minutes with minimum prep but with maximum flavor.  This salad is a crowd pleaser.  Find the recipe here on Faithful Workouts.

 

2.Mango and Avocado Salad

You can eat this as a side salad or your main dish. If you have left over chicken or fish, add it to the top to make it a meal.  Find this yummy salad recipe here. 

 

3. Lettuce Wraps

These lettuce wraps are  simple to make, especially if you get a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store instead of heating up your house cooking chicken.  Find the recipe here.

 

4. Mexican Lettuce Wraps

A fiesta inside a lettuce wrap.  These Mexican gems are a welcome meal especially if you use up left over chicken or buy a rotisserie chicken for the filling.  Add some diced avocado on the top to finish them off!  Find the recipe her

 

5. Tuna Poke

Poke bowls are a Pacific Island staple.  Use fresh tuna for the very best flavor, although fresh frozen tuna will produce delicious results as well.  Check out our take on the Hawaiian classic HERE

 

6. Zesty Mango Salsa

If you are anything like me…I can make a meal out of salsa.  Eat this salsa with a fork, with a few chips or if you are really hungry top a fish taco with this yummy salsa.  You will not be disappointed with the flavor packed into this dish.  Check out the recipe HERE.

 

7. Zesty Mango Fish Tacos

Make these tacos with left over fish or use frozen precooked fish (mahi mahi or salmon are best) and top them with the Zesty Mango Salsa.  You won’t have any leftovers with this RECIPE!

 

8. Turkey Lettuce Wraps/Rollups

Make these wraps to eat them whole, or cut them up into rollups for finger foods.  Kids love this easy to handle option.  Find this recipe here.