quesadillas and you can throw in as many vegetables/beans/meat as you have available

Anonymous wrote:“Egg in a boat” Aka egg fried in a slice of bread. Add a side salad if you have one.

We called it Bunny in a Hole. The bread gets all nice and buttery and toasty. It’s good.

Sandwiches, chips, side salad.

For mindless comfort food, I like to cook short pasta (elbow, bow tie, etc), and add tuna and grated cheddar, for tuna casserole.

Scrambled eggs. Tacos. Or taco meat on a nacho chips.

just do breakfast for dinner. it is easy and you likely have the stuff for it.

Chipotle or Peruvian chicken (cuz that’s what I’m craving right now)

Uber Eats or Door Dash.

Waffles for dinner is a hit. You can even make them savory with shredded cheddar and garlic chives.

“Egg in a boat” Aka egg fried in a slice of bread. Add a side salad if you have one.

Pasta, frozen garlic bread, salad

Order pizzas. Cheese for picky kids. If you go to a local place they'll probably have some decent salad options to go with.

Do you live near a Wegmans or Whole Foods? Get something from the hot bar there, Otherwise, order pizza. One night won't hurt.

I don’t really care if it’s quick. Misleading thread name. I know I don’t want to cook based on how the day is going.

Quick isn’t important.

It’s more like low-key, fast food, for the family including kids who will try a medium-amount of food.

My family has been thrown into a (hopefully only 1day long) crisis mode.

While I hoped to make a great weekly meal plan with healthy stuff ….

I had to grab a nasty take out lunch today. Only thing I could pick up. I didn’t even eat it all.

What should I do for dinner? Btw rotisserie chickens run out by 6pm at my markets, and I can’t get there until 6:30.

And I’m going to need my favorite Dr Pepper to take on the rest of the evening.