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[quote=Anonymous]We need some examples of what meals he is objecting to, OP.  Are you buying those freezer section meals that you open the bag and throw it in a pan until it all cooks (melts) and then serve?  I don't count that as homemade.  They are, however, delicious!  I found a recipe on pinterest and it adapted it -- I cut up boneless chicken and potatoes.  I put them side by side in a baking dish and dumped a packet of Italian seasoning over them and threw on a few slices of butter and cooked it.  I cleaned and cut fresh green beans and threw them in a bag in the microwave to cook.  I counted that as home made.  One day earlier this week I bought a couple of stuffed chicken breasts from the grocery store and cooked them at home and served it with salad and semi-homemade dressing.  I do not count that as home made.  My husband eats whatever I put in front of him.  The chicken, potatoes, and green beans he ate and then ate some of mine.  He also eats my pasta that I perenially undercook.  I have only made one meal in many years of marriage that he would't eat and he is a super picky eater.  [/quote]

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