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

judi24

Got to be scrambled egg on toast! I love this because I work night shift and often don't feel like a meal when I get up - so I have just egg on toast, dd1 and ds have egg and baked beans on toast and dd2 and dd3 have egg and tinned spagetti! So easy and if followed by fruit and yogurt isn't totaly unhealthy!

floyd

Lazy tea is all the P's
Pasta, pesto, peas, pinenuts, parmesan. Its so simple to make and we always have all of those things in as parmesan seems to last for months in a Lock and Lock box

bullet_2

Potato cakes. Left over mashed potato, mixed with flour and either cheese, herbs, or mustard powder (or a combination thereof) and baked in the oven.
Cheese on toast.
Tuna pasta.

farhad1965

Boil some spaghetti, drain, add a jar of green or red pesto, heat through, enjoy!

bravobeastie

My hubby has:

3 rounds of toast, topped with cheese, baked beans, a couple of fried eggs and more recently hash browns on there too :rolleyes:

He read somewhere once that that meal (minus the hash browns) contains all the staple items needed in a persons diet per day (yeah right)

sparklymessygirl

Tortilla chips in a layer in the lid of a big round pyrex casserole dish
Add a layer of a small tin of refried beans
Grate lots of cheese on top
Put in oven at 180 degrees for 20 mins
Put shredded lettuce on top - to make it healthy!

Sparkly

Penny-Pincher!!

We have a few:

Beans/cheese on toast
Toasties
Soup & Roll
Omelete or scrambled eggs
Ceaser Salad & Dressing
Toast & Peanut Butter
Egg & Chips
Beans & Chips

If I want to be really lazy...I just drink my special drink from my GP. Fortisip Protein which is over 300 cals and a meal in itself.

PP
xx

HariboJunkie

Penny-Pincher!! wrote: »

If I want to be really lazy...I just drink my special drink from my GP. Fortisip Protein which is over 300 cals and a meal in itself.

PP
xx

I saw someone selling 58 bottles of fortisip on ebay today and couldn't help thinking they probably get it on free prescription and then sell it on. :mad:

You're very brave to drink it PP. I think it's vile stuff. _pale_

Our easy teas would be

Bacon sarnie
freezer soup and HM bread
Baked potato with cheesy beans.

Usually have something in the freezer though which can be defrosted and cooked quickly and then served with a baked spud.

Contains_Mild_Peril

Any microwavable ready meal I buy in the reduced-to-clear section of the supermarket. Failing that, tinned or packet soup (or occasionally leftover home-made) with garlic bread to dip in it.

Westywoodpecker

Ours is, cheese on toast, toasties, an omelette, or pasta & tuna