Make spaghetti, open and drain a can of tuna, put on spaghetti, pour Newman's Balsamic viniagrette on it.

Make spaghetti, heat up a can of Progresso clam chowder, pour over spaghetti, some old bay on top.

Anonymous wrote:Mix TJ’s box of roasted red pepper tomato soup with their frozen Peruvian chimichurra rice for a hearty soup. Add sliced pre-cooked sausage or chicken if you want protein.

This is the best!

Some under 10 minute meals-

Southwestern Chicken Skillet:
- warm up 1 package of target fajita chicken or rotisserie shredded chicken (both in refrigerated aisle) in a skillet
- add 1 can black beans
- add 1 jar corn and black salsa
- add 2 pkg of Target Spanish rice after heating in microwave for 2 minutes
-once everything is warm, melt an 8 oz bag of cheddar or mexican cheese blend on top.
Serve with tortilla strips on top.

Teriyaki Meatball Bowl
- Simmer frozen meatballs in teriyaki sauce
- Microwave rice or make rice in rice maker
- Add steamed broccoli, shredded carrot, sesame seeds. Serve with extra sauce.

Oven baked quesadillas
- We sort of use the NYT recipe but do black beans instead of corn, and we fold them over from the get go, so we can fit a bunch of quesadillas on the sheet pan

My go to for quick and easy is always tacos. It comes in a box and you just use their flavor to add to the meat.

I also do the aisle chicken sausage. Right in the oven and throw them in a can of baked beans.

I never realized how easy salmon was to make. Right in the oven with a sauce from a jar on top of it. Then I add white rice to make a meal.

Frozen meatballs for spaghetti or for a meatball sub. We always keep cans of spaghetti sauce on hand.

Meatball sandwiches (use frozen meatballs) and crispy green beans in the air fryer. I think Green Giant makes them, they are breaded green beans. My kids LOVE them.

Breakfast burritos - tater tots, Jimmy dean turkey sausage crumbles, scrambled eggs, cheese. I like mine with salsa.

Bean and cheese burritos - use refried black beans, shredded cheese, tortillas. I serve with cut up apples and carrots with ranch. My kids might think this is the best thing I make.

My crunch dinner is quesadillas made with whatever leftovers we have or just canned beans. Takes maybe 5 minutes.

Anonymous wrote:broiled Aidell's chicken sausage with sauteed spinach with garlic

I do this with sweet potatoes in the microwave and sometimes sub out baked beans for the sausage...

Mix TJ’s box of roasted red pepper tomato soup with their frozen Peruvian chimichurra rice for a hearty soup. Add sliced pre-cooked sausage or chicken if you want protein.

Perdue breaded chicken breasts, mozzarella or provolone cheese, jar of sauce, spaghetti= super quick chicken parmesan.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My laziest recipe is: chicken breasts, frozen artichoke hearts, frozen green beans, 1 jar marinated artichokes. Mix the artichoke marinade from the jar with one tablespoon mustard and one mayo and toss everything together. Top with Parmesan cheese and bake til the breasts are cooked. Serve with riced cauliflower or instant mash potatoes.

If only we didn’t all hate artichokes!

I think you could do something similar with sundried tomatoes (it would be similar to the marry me chicken). I would omit the green beans and use frozen peas and sundried tomato from the jar (with the oil). Instead of including all the oil, I would toss with some pesto (no mustard or mayo) then cook and serve with the mash[ed] potatoes or mashed sweet potato.

Anonymous wrote:My laziest recipe is: chicken breasts, frozen artichoke hearts, frozen green beans, 1 jar marinated artichokes. Mix the artichoke marinade from the jar with one tablespoon mustard and one mayo and toss everything together. Top with Parmesan cheese and bake til the breasts are cooked. Serve with riced cauliflower or instant mash potatoes.

If only we didn’t all hate artichokes!

Anonymous wrote:My laziest recipe is: chicken breasts, frozen artichoke hearts, frozen green beans, 1 jar marinated artichokes. Mix the artichoke marinade from the jar with one tablespoon mustard and one mayo and toss everything together. Top with Parmesan cheese and bake til the breasts are cooked. Serve with riced cauliflower or instant mash potatoes.

This sounds amazing! Thank you for sharing.

These are our super easy dinners that we rotate in with more involved recipes.

Bare chicken nuggets from costco, microwave bag of rice/quinoa, green beans in a microwave bag

frozen turkey burgers, tater tots, frozen veggies

Frozen pizzas and a bag of salad with dressing (costco has good ones)

chicken patties with a jar of marinara and mozzarella to make chicken parm, frozen veggies

costco frozen tortellini (or wherever you shop I'm sure has refrigerator or frozen tortellini, ravioli, etc.), sauteed spinach

black beans and cheese quesadillas

omelettes with cheese and the TJ precooked bacon

McDonalds.

Anonymous wrote:beans on toast
scrambled eggs on toast

We do this, and also

Pancakes (with scrambled eggs)
Box Mac and cheese with broccoli
Grilled cheese w canned tomato soup