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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I go to the grocery store and get a rotisserie chicken, a bag of salad, another container of plain greens (or whatever veg my kids will actually eat - snap peas, baby carrots, etc), and a loaf of crusty bread. Sometimes I'll also grab a hunk of brie. My kids LOVE this and say it's one of their favorite meals. I also do this exact same meal when I've committed to a Meal Train and have run out of time to actually make a meal.... [/quote]

Forgot to add that I do the extra container of plain greens for DH and I to mix with the bagged salad (always has so much extra dressing) or to make a plain EVOO/Vin dressing for the kids.

Other favorite no-brainer meals:

Bean and cheese quesadillas or tacos. I try to keep tortillas and cheese in the freezer and buy 2 cans of black beans every time I go to the grocery store.

Pasta + Rao's sauce

Sausage/Veg bake - throw cut up veggies plus sausage (pre-cooked, uncooked, whatever, but we prefer brats) on a sheet pan and toss with olive oil, salt, garlic powder, smoked paprika. roast at 425-450 until browned to the level you like. Serve with crusty bread, couscous, or nothing. Uses up whatever random veg I have in the fridge. If I really don't want to deal, I pick up pre-cut veg at the grocery store and use that. Note that this is more time-intensive than the other ideas, but it's something my non-cooking husband can easily make without any direction from me.

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