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

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  • Cheese on toast
    Beans on toast - with or without cheese
    HM soup (lots of varieties in single portion sizes in the freezer...... which reminds me, I think a soup tea is coming on)
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  • Cheese & Ham quiche from the butchers (they are so yummy) and garlic bread.
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  • I'm with all you beans/cheese on toast people, with lots of worcestershire sauce too.

    Houmous and beetroot on oatcakes

    Tuna and red pepper sandwich
  • pasta with pesto, and if i can be bothered, a chopped tomato!
    :happyhear
  • wigginsmum
    wigginsmum Posts: 4,150 Forumite
    Houmous and beetroot on oatcakes

    Tuna and red pepper sandwich

    I'm shocked - that sounds like vegetables to me ;)
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  • Kazonline
    Kazonline Posts: 1,472 Forumite
    Pasta 'n' pesto for me too :D (shop bought both)
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  • chatta
    chatta Posts: 3,392 Forumite
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    Put pasta on to cook. Fry some crushed / chopped garlic in some olive oil over a medium heat for a couple of mins, dump in a tin of tomatoes and some tomato puree, add herbs spices of choice (oregano, basil, dried chillis, pepper), cook sauce down whilst pasta's cooking. Drain pasta, add pasta to sauce, mix in, put on plate, top with cheese. This meal has several virtues (besides the obvious quick-and-easy critera): it can be cheap, it's easily-adaptable (add meat / veg as you wish) and it's reasonably healthy (more so if you use brown pasta - not as bad as it sounds,especially with tomato sauces!).

    Wow can I come and eat with you when you are making the effort please :D
  • Rachie_B
    Rachie_B Posts: 8,785 Forumite
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    cous cous with pesto and feta
    baked potato done in the microwave with whatever filling / topping
    poached eggs on toast
    beans on toast ,with cream cheese stirred into the beans yum
  • Linda32
    Linda32 Posts: 4,385 Forumite
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    chatta wrote:
    Put pasta on to cook. Fry some crushed / chopped garlic in some olive oil over a medium heat for a couple of mins, dump in a tin of tomatoes and some tomato puree, add herbs spices of choice (oregano, basil, dried chillis, pepper), cook sauce down whilst pasta's cooking. Drain pasta, add pasta to sauce, mix in, put on plate, top with cheese. This meal has several virtues (besides the obvious quick-and-easy critera): it can be cheap, it's easily-adaptable (add meat / veg as you wish) and it's reasonably healthy (more so if you use brown pasta - not as bad as it sounds,especially with tomato sauces!).

    Wow can I come and eat with you when you are making the effort please :D

    Set a place for me as well please :T

    Chip shop, in answer the the question. :D
  • Baked Spud
    Beans On Toast
    Oven Chips and Egg..or whatever needs using
    Leftovers from the freezer

    PP
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