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[quote=Anonymous]1.You can make your own pizza dough the night before and let it rise under a towel when you're at work. Then, it only takes 10 minutes to bake.
2. Turkey chili in a crockpot - (we make ours w/o beans)
3. Tacos -- keep chopped veges in baggies or a container and have kids assemble their own (takes 2 minutes)
4. Chicken - cook all day in crockpot
5. Turkey meatloaf -- wrap in foil and cook on low all day in crockpot
6.  Vege Soup -- cook all day in a crockpot
7. Sloppy Joes w/ ground turkey - cook all day ...
8. Baked ham - wrap in foil and cook all day...
9. Baked Turkey - "...
10. chicken or shrimp salad - make in advance and put on toast
11. Casseroles -- make the night before and put post it note on when it should go into oven for nanny
12. lasagna or baked  stuffednoodles -- cook the night before and let nanny  know when to put it in oven
13. brisket -- wrap in foil w/ bbq sauce and cook in crock pot
14. Crap cakes -- buy canned crab and make them in advance to re-heat
15. salads and pasta salads -- make in advance and have family eat while you're putting the finishing touches on dinner
16. frozen meatballs - throw in crockpot w/ chili sauce and heat all day
17. stir fries or steam fried asian -- chip in advance and stir or steam fry for 5 minutes

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