Anonymous
06/10/2025 20:48
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Anonymous wrote:Chicken Caesar salad
Salmon and vegetable
Chicken and vegetable (usually chicken tenderloins)
Pasta with rao sauce
Rice, beans and chicken with other types of toppings
These plus
Tacos
Chili
Anything in my crockpot....(lol autocorrect really wanted to change that to crackpot).
Anonymous
06/10/2025 20:42
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
NYT chicken schwarma with pitas and chickpeas
https://www.recipezazz.com/recipe/oven-roasted-chicken-shawarma-nytimes-25412
A big piece of salmon baked (350/20ish minutes) with mayo smeared on top and then sprinkled with dill (dried or fresh), side of rice and veggie
Pasta with tuna and lemon and lemon from an ancient Mediterranean cookbook.
Tacos are so much work- all the chopping!
https://www.recipezazz.com/recipe/oven-roasted-chicken-shawarma-nytimes-25412
A big piece of salmon baked (350/20ish minutes) with mayo smeared on top and then sprinkled with dill (dried or fresh), side of rice and veggie
Pasta with tuna and lemon and lemon from an ancient Mediterranean cookbook.
Tacos are so much work- all the chopping!
Anonymous
06/08/2025 17:37
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Enchiladas - we have a few variations but primary spinach & bean with red sauce or roast chicken (usually a shredded rotisserie chicken from Costco) with tomatillo-sour cream sauce.
Tacos - ground beef, ground turkey, chicken fajita (grilled chicken), or salsa chicken (instant pot)
Teriyaki chicken and veggies with either ramen or udon noodles
Breakfast for dinner - eggs, bacon, hash browns
Tacos - ground beef, ground turkey, chicken fajita (grilled chicken), or salsa chicken (instant pot)
Teriyaki chicken and veggies with either ramen or udon noodles
Breakfast for dinner - eggs, bacon, hash browns
Anonymous
06/08/2025 17:17
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Homemade pizza
Spaghetti and meatballs
Smitten Kitchen street cart chicken
And that's about it for meals everyone will eat. My youngest is still of the "boxed Mac and cheese only" persuasion.
Spaghetti and meatballs
Smitten Kitchen street cart chicken
And that's about it for meals everyone will eat. My youngest is still of the "boxed Mac and cheese only" persuasion.
Anonymous
06/08/2025 17:14
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can't believe how many tacos there are on here. Do you buy the shells constantly (they go stale quickly) or are these all just soft tacos.
I'm also surprised by it. In my family we never ate tacos. Literally, never.
It was a frequent meal in my house when I was growing up, but I grew up in California.
For my kids I'm more likely to quesadillas but tacos are in the rotation too, just not as often as my mom did. I make them with corn tortillas, which we always have on hand, not the boxes of taco shells
Anonymous
06/08/2025 17:07
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mac cheese
Chicken nuggets
Buttered noodles
Are you my husband? This is all one of our kids will eat in 3 lines.
This is what all 3 of my kids eat.
Anonymous
06/07/2025 19:04
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Anonymous wrote:Sushi bowls with real vinegar sushi rice, avocado, salmon or tuna
Burritos
Feta pasta
Spaghetti and meatballs
Pork chops mash potatoes, cabbage
PP - also quick keema curry
Anonymous
06/07/2025 19:03
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Sushi bowls with real vinegar sushi rice, avocado, salmon or tuna
Burritos
Feta pasta
Spaghetti and meatballs
Pork chops mash potatoes, cabbage
Burritos
Feta pasta
Spaghetti and meatballs
Pork chops mash potatoes, cabbage
Anonymous
06/07/2025 18:56
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Spanish tortilla
Paella
Stir fry
Steak & chimichurri
Paella
Stir fry
Steak & chimichurri
Anonymous
06/06/2025 10:59
Subject: What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Enchiladas (I vary the fillings depending on mood)
Rice / protein bowls - this is nice because the kids can assemble the ingredients themselves and you can change up the flavor. Sometimes we do Asian, sometimes more middle eastern, and sometimes more Tex mex. I cut up the ingredients and then kids serve themselves.
Pasta with pesto - again, vary the ingredients and if there’s protein / type of protein. Also good for leftovers I can send to school next day. Costco has a very good pesto sauce. In Summer I make my own pesto.
Rice / protein bowls - this is nice because the kids can assemble the ingredients themselves and you can change up the flavor. Sometimes we do Asian, sometimes more middle eastern, and sometimes more Tex mex. I cut up the ingredients and then kids serve themselves.
Pasta with pesto - again, vary the ingredients and if there’s protein / type of protein. Also good for leftovers I can send to school next day. Costco has a very good pesto sauce. In Summer I make my own pesto.
Anonymous
06/06/2025 02:25
Subject: Re:What are your family’s “Top 3” dinners?
Anonymous wrote:Rice pilaf with peas, carrots, baby corn, onions and spices + Mung and masoor lentil mixed Daal with spinach, garlic, ginger, tomato, green chillies and onions seasoning + Chicken, eggplant and pumpkin curry in onion, tomatoes, cilantro, ginger-garlic, spices, curry leaves, shredded coconut + cabbage, radish, cucumber salad with lemon juice. I can easily substitute fish or egg instead of the chicken in the curry.
Chicken in Panang curry with snow peas, carrots, shallots, baby corn, green peppers, thai eggplant,thai basil + jasmin rice + three mushroom salad (used like a side) with carrots, cucumber, green cilantro, green chilli, peanut sauce, lime.
Spinach-cheese ravioli with tomato basil sauce + sauteed veggie side with mushrooms, garlic, onions, olives, basil, zucchini, bell pepper, onions, tomato, pine nuts.
Do you make own curry or jar? If own, recipe you like that makes it fam favorite?