When the last kid left, the kitchen closed. Fend for yourself. Has been wonderful.

We don't cook, we dine out.

Baked potato with lots of cheese, bacon and sour cream.

I can never get it to the perfectly fluffy inside and crispy skin when the kids are around. I eat while laying down on the couch watching TV. Always served with a ginger ale and a glass of wine.

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And if seafood is agreeable you can go all out on coastal mexican (my favorite cuisine type) or Italian/greek.

Eggplant Parmesan! (Like the earlier suggestion)

Chinese/thai stir fry dishes with tofu instead of meat

Air popped popcorn. Edamame steamed. Also - things the kids don’t like.

I make scallops.

I don’t cook in those instances. Well mostly not. I eat a lot of bag salad and veggie burgers.

Mushroom or beet green risotto
Seared sea scallops
Grilled vegetables with garlic with farro cooked in broth and a nice cheese like manchego grated in

Things like that which are not actually hard to make but kids don’t typically like. I also eat more big salads -/ like an enormous kale salad with a sriracha creamy ceasar dressing, mini tomatos, pumpkin seeds and a jammy egg on it.

not a goddamn thing

Eggplant parm
Spicy veg stirfry
Lentil soup

Tostitos with melted cheese, sour cream or guacamole on the side.
Chips
Chocolate

I eat much better when I’m feeding my children.

Cheez its and a bottle of wine plus a quarter pound or so of dark chocolate

A party size bag of Doritos and a pint of B&J's.

I've gotten into a cooking rut because kids are picky, we're always busy. But the kids are going this week. I can even remember what I used to cook! Definitely more spicy things. More involved like making my own sauces.

But I'm lacking inspiration right now - what you you cook if cooking for 2 and not picky other than vegetarian preferred?