Need dinner suggestion - here's what ingredients I have

[Anonymous]

I need to add a new dish to our rotation. Please suggest something delicious using ingredients I have. I won't list spices or condiments but we have many. Help! Looking for something delicious, and somewhat tween friendly. We do have a grill and crock pot.

Rice: have it.

Meats:

Ground beef
Ground turkey
Strip steak
Boneless chicken breasts
Thin boneless chicken breasts

Soup:

Chicken broth
Beef broth
Campbell's cream of chicken, cream of mushroom, cream of broccoli

Pasta:

Spaghetti, farfale, elbow, rigatoni, orzo, ditalini
Marinara sauce

Dairy:

Half n half
Heavy cream
Ricotta
Mozzarella
Grated parm
Shredded cheese

Vegetables:

Canned crushed tomatoes
Canned corn
Frozen green beans
Frozen broccoli
Frozen spinach
Frozen asparagus
White potatoes
Garlic
Onion
Baby kale

Asian:

Ramen noodles - plain
Soy Sauce
Sesame oil

What do you say I make for dinner?

[Anonymous]

Forgot -

Eggs

Bread crumbs

[Anonymous]

Hamburger soup.

Do you have bread? Grilled cheese would be nice to go with.

[Anonymous]

Broccoli and cheese stuffed chicken breasts? You could serve rice or orzo on the side and a kale salad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hamburger soup.

Do you have bread? Grilled cheese would be nice to go with.

I never heard of it. I do have French bread. I cut it in 3 and freeze

[Anonymous]

Make baked ziti (you didn't list tomato sauce but that's easy) or some sort of meat/pasta dish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hamburger soup.

Do you have bread? Grilled cheese would be nice to go with.

I never heard of it. I do have French bread. I cut it in 3 and freeze

Saute some onion, garlic, and then add the beef and brown it. Add beef broth, canned tomatoes, corn, green beans, broccoli, kale, maybe either elbows or cut up potatoes (I'd leave those out if I was doing bread and cheese in some form, otherwise, I'd add them). Boil for a while, maybe add some Worcestershire sauce, or some hot sauce, or taco seasoning.

Voila soup!

Cut bread lengthwise, make garlic bread with parm.

[Anonymous]

Greek Chicken and potatoes, if you have a lemon too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hamburger soup.

Do you have bread? Grilled cheese would be nice to go with.

I never heard of it. I do have French bread. I cut it in 3 and freeze

Saute some onion, garlic, and then add the beef and brown it. Add beef broth, canned tomatoes, corn, green beans, broccoli, kale, maybe either elbows or cut up potatoes (I'd leave those out if I was doing bread and cheese in some form, otherwise, I'd add them). Boil for a while, maybe add some Worcestershire sauce, or some hot sauce, or taco seasoning.

Voila soup!

Sounds good, thank you!

Cut bread lengthwise, make garlic bread with parm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Greek Chicken and potatoes, if you have a lemon too

Is chicken cooked in oven or crock pot? For seasoning, not sure what it needs but I do have allspice and lemon pepper seasoning.

[Anonymous]

Asian beef and broccoli over rice or ramen

[Anonymous]

I make a quick weeknight chicken parm my kids love. Cook tomatoe sauce w 1/2 and onion and some butter. Pound chx breasts until very thin, coat in breadcrumbs, pan fry. Top w fresh mozz and pass it under the broiler to melt. Serve over pasta a tom. Takes 30-45 mins all in.

Also my fam loves smitten kitchen’s everyday meatballs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Asian beef and broccoli over rice or ramen

What's the secret to making this well? Sounds really good! In past, mine is like meat with soy sauce drizzled on it lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I make a quick weeknight chicken parm my kids love. Cook tomatoe sauce w 1/2 and onion and some butter. Pound chx breasts until very thin, coat in breadcrumbs, pan fry. Top w fresh mozz and pass it under the broiler to melt. Serve over pasta a tom. Takes 30-45 mins all in.

Also my fam loves smitten kitchen’s everyday meatballs.

DH is Italian and I never knew this chicken parm hack with broil. Love it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Asian beef and broccoli over rice or ramen

What's the secret to making this well? Sounds really good! In past, mine is like meat with soy sauce drizzled on it lol.

My basic sauce is soy sauce, rice vinegar, chili-garlic (I use Sriracha brand but you could use gochuchang), more sugar than you’d expect and sesame oil.