Meal Plan Monday isn’t always the most popular thread so I stole this idea from the August board.
What’s your go-to meal to throw together when you don’t feel like cooking?
Bonus points if it’s not something like spaghetti and meatballs or grilled cheese 😉 The idea is to give others new ideas they maybe haven’t tried before
Re: GTKY: Favorite quick and easy meal
https://www.tablespoon.com/recipes/sheet-pan-chicken-and-shrimp-fajitas/d12b77aa-f64d-469d-ad1c-f94e8b78d4e1
For a zero-prep side I serve it with chips and fresh salsa
Put chicken breasts, taco seasoning, and salsa in slow cooker and cook on high 5 hours. Shred chicken and serve with taco fixings.
HX
DSD: 17
DS: 4(Nov'14)
MMC:8/17
MMC: 1/18
BFP: 2/7/19 EDD:10/16/19
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HX
DSD: 17
DS: 4(Nov'14)
MMC:8/17
MMC: 1/18
BFP: 2/7/19 EDD:10/16/19
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It's quick, easy clean up, and everyone is satisfied.
Cooking anything elaborate is hard with 1 hot plate to cook on.
DS lives on grilled cheese and PB&J sandwhiches so I make those while I'm cooking.
#thanksHarvey
BFP #1 10/2012
DS#1 born 6/2013
TTC#2 12/2013
BFP#2 2/2019
TWINS Baby Girl due October 20th, 2019.
A spin on grilled cheese is to buy a loaf of French bread, cut into slices, coat in a little butter and a little garlic salt, use sliced mozzarella and provolone, and put in the oven on broil for about two minutes. It's a little more grown up than the traditional style, and so delicious! You can obviously skip the garlic salt, or do a whole loaf with more garlic salt and use it as garlic cheese bread to go with your pasta dish.
A summer staple is grilled brats with sauerkraut and mustard.
An easy pasta dish: while noodles are boiling (we typically use egg noodles for this), sauté some diced onions and microwave some frozen peas. Mix up the onion, peas, and a can of chicken (you could use tuna instead) with the noodles. Season with tarragon. Right before eating, stir in some Greek yogurt to make it creamy (we add the yogurt to individual servings because the leftovers heat up better without the yogurt). You could do mayo or sour cream instead of the yogurt.
We do big salad days too: lettuce, whatever veggies we have, avocados, and a can of chickpeas.
Beef was one of the only things that didn’t make my stomach churn for awhile, so it was baby approved too!
My husband and I eat like children, so nothing we have is super out of the box! We’ve been going out to eat a ton lately...
https://www.skinnytaste.com/orecchiette-pasta-with-chicken-sausage/
Me 39 - DH 41
Married 8/26/07
TTGP #1 Jan '15 -
BFP 9/11/15 - DS born 5/31/16
TTGP #2 July '17 -
CP July '17
Blighted Ovum MC Dec '17
CP June '18
BFP 1/30/19 - EDD 10/13/19
@marbellie I recently made sloppy joe pasta DS loved it so much that he had 5 servings (probably more like 1ish adult serving)!
I definitely love stuffed pepper casserole. https://www.sixsistersstuff.com/recipe/one-pan-stuffed-pepper-casserole/
Me (32) DH (34) | |
BFP #1 4/5/12 | Natural m/c on 4/18/12 (6w1d)
BFP #2 8/23/12 | DS born 5/3/13
BFP #3 12/6/15 | DD born 8/23/16
BFP #4 2/22/19 | EDD 10/28/19
Also sous vide steak or chicken- throw chicken or steak in a ziplock with seasoning over night, throw bags in a pot with the sous vide stick at 3pm, finish on the grill or skillet for 3 minutes a side around 6-7pm... I usually do these with asparagus or mashed cauliflower.
Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker | Bluetooth | 800W | Anova App Included https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UKPBXM4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_UJx3Cb5PVCYA3