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Give me simple filling dinner ideas
FI is coming home and I have been instructed to have dinner waiting (he's been gone all week and he'll be hungry...)
So it needs to be as friendly to those that hate everything as possible. Seriously he doesn't eat fruits, doesn't eat many vegetable, and loves everything terrible for him.
What would you feed him?
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Re: Give me simple filling dinner ideas
Ooops, I should link it huh? Here's link
http://forkinit.blogspot.com/2008/01/dinner-reality-check.html
Or a baked ziti. That's my go to "oh, you're sick/just had surgery/birthed a baby" meal for friends.
TTC Baby #2 - BFP on 12/14/11 @ 10DPO - CP confirmed 12/18/11
BFP #2 on 1/13/12
he HATES italian food...and I'm allergic to tomatoes...I told y'all this is tough.
This sounds delish!!! I'll save this for another night, I only have about an hour
Ditto this! DH would love an awesome steak with some roasted potatoes and an ice cold beer upon arrival with a promise of some sex later! He would be in heaven.
DH is the same way- he hates pretty much anything healthy. He like a basic chicken casserole. Cook some noodles, we usually use egg noodles but any kind will work, cook up some chicken then cut it into pieces. In a 9x13 pan combine the chicken, noodles, and a couple cans of cream of chicken soup. Top with shredded cheese and/or crumbled ritz crackers and heat in the oven till hot.
Its super forgiving so you don't have to be too exact with anything.
We cook smoked turkey sausage with frozen broccoli and place over rice/cous cous/pasta. You can add red pepper flakes and/or parmasean.
Burgers on the grill sound good! Do you have any grocery that has 'gourmet' burgers pre made? Some kind of bacon-y one with cheese and pretzel rolls are yummy!
Speaking of bacon....a "manly" quiche? With crumbled bacon, sausage and cheese. Maybe some roasted potatoes as a side.
Now the potatoes made me think of Shepherd's pie, you could puree some of the veggies and it would almost be like just potatoes and gravy.
That does sound yummy!