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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For me easy dinner includes easy cleanup, so my recommendations are: Rotisserie chicken, fresh bread/biscuits, salad or quick veggie Frozen burgers, baked beans, salad or quick veggie [b]Chicken or shrimp, veggies, jar of simmer sauce, rice[/b] (can use the frozen microwave kind if you want really low effort) Grilled cheese with tomato soup Gyros-I use Trader Joe’s packaged gyro slices, with pita, tzatziki, and veggies. Can add fries if you want more substance to the meal [/quote] Can you give this inexperienced cook some specific recipes for the simmer sauces? - How much shrimp? What kind of veggies? What kind of simmer sauce? How long to cook? - Chicken thighs? Breasts? Diced? Rotisserie? What veggies? What sauce? How long to cook?[/quote] +1. Any suggestions? I've been eyeing these bottles at Traders.[/quote] Tikka masala or butter chicken from trader Joe's, or Patak brand at other stores. Use 1 pound of chopped or shredded chicken, or a can of garbanzo beans and/or broccoli crowns . Follow directions and serve over basmati or jasmine rice. Not authentic, but it's pretty good.[/quote] Chicken should be cooked in advance. [/quote]
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