What's your 'can't be bothered' dinner/tea?

bella4uk

Right, that's it.!!!!!....I'm leaving!!!!I'm not coming in this forum late at night again, when I'm on a diet, I'm salavering like a puppy dog......

Essex-girl_2

At the moment my favourite is eggy bread, with salt not sugar.

lindadykes

The ultimate pork sarnie:
Chiabatta roll, spread with hot stuffing (sage and onion packet stuff mixed with boiling water), warm pease pudding (buy ready made and warm in micro), top that with hot roast belly pork from the hot counter at Morrisons, add a little of the crackling, top with apple sauce, and dip the top of the roll in some hot gravy (Use granules) before placing it on top of everything else. Have lots of kitchen towels to hand cos' it's very very messy - but yum!

buxtonrabbitgreen

a pork pie. It's what i had tonight. Couldn't even be bothered to open the picallilli

Dotmatic

Jacket potato with cheese and onion/tuna sweetcorn mayo
Pitta with cheese and tomato
Cheese on toast with a splash of worcester sauce
or if I'm feeling really lazy just a bowl of cornflakes

thriftmonster

Spaghetti with olive oil and garlic and lots of black pepper (and Parmesan for those in the house who can eat it)

dreams_R_free

I'm glad there are so many connoisseurs on here who love my favourite....fried egg on toast. It's also the first thing DH asks for after he's been ill and feels up to eating again!

Next favourite is tomatoes on toast. Just slice up some tomatoes, cook them for a few mins with pepper and salt in a bit of cheap olive oil to soften and pile on top of toast. Paradise. Tinned toms are OK too but tend to make the toast a bit mushy.

topmum

Curried beans

Chop an onion and fry it with a tsp of curry paste. When soft add a tn of baked beans. Serve on toast or even nice with some rice. It is delicious!

Glad to see no one has yet resorted to pot noodles :rotfl: Anyone want to confess?? lol

newlywed

topmum wrote: »

Glad to see no one has yet resorted to pot noodles :rotfl: Anyone want to confess?? lol

Have done in the past when at work and I was young and stupid - and cupa soups - wouldn't touch them now unless there was no other food in the whole county!!

Smashing

topmum wrote: »

Glad to see no one has yet resorted to pot noodles :rotfl: Anyone want to confess?? lol

Not pot noodles, but I have been known to resort to Lidl imitation super noodles - chavtastic!