we have tacos, we have london broil, pasta, chicken cutlets..
some days we have cereal, hamburgers, hot dogs.
need more ideas! -- within a short time frame! - 30 mis or less, and somewhat healthy!
Thanks
cindyandkevin
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That's pretty much it. I also pick up shredded pork and serve that on rolls, it's easy and pretty good too!!
ewickens
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we get the stouffer's skillets when they're on sale and we serve it with garlic toast. They're very yummy and have your veggies, pasta and meat in a sauce. They have sweet and sour, primavera, three cheese, etc
angnick
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where do you get garlic toast from?
kissy27
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Mostly during the week we have chicken cutlets, turkey burgers or stir fry
ewickens
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Posted by angnick
where do you get garlic toast from?
I buy it frozen in any of the grocery stores - pepridge farm makes them, texas garlic toast makes them, etc
KvsGrl
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We freeze alot of meals and heat them up during the week: meatballs, pot roast, fish etc. Sometimes I pick up a rotissere chicken and make sides, stir fry, and I make a mean vegetarian bean burrito
Jen2999
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the same as you and Ill throw in lemon chicken, english muffin pizza's, grilled cheese etc
lacey&mark
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we have a similar meal rotation as well. my dh has been making a yummy sesame chicken dish with the flavor packet found in the asian cooking session of the super market! they have a bunch of packets to make different meals, and it tastes just like we ordered in chinese food.
cjb88
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we have gotten a ton of easy recipes from the weight watchers cook books... i would use them even if we werent on ww... the recipes are easy, fast and yummy...
some dinner ideas: pork chops, beef & broccoli, pasta & broccoli, baked ziti, chicken parm, meatloaf, chicken caesar salad, linguine & clam sauce, mac & cheese, flank steak, ravioli, kebabs from the butcher...
