Hot chook, rolls and Coleslaw are quick and easy.

Fried rice or noodles of some sort.
Fried rice as you just whack the rice in a rice cooker, later add frozen peas, corn and carrots, a bit of ham and a splash of soy sauce!
Noodles as you can just get them fresh from the supermarket – add frozen veg and some oyster sauce and voila!

Spaghetti Bolognese is always a favourite and so quick and easy!

I always keep crumbed fish pieces and frozen chips in the freezer. If I’m in a hurry I just place the fish and chips in the oven for half an hour and make a quick salad to go with it.

Spag bog or toasted sandwiches.
You can put almost anything in a toasted sandwich & they are ready in just a few minutes with very little dishes.
Perfect for a very quick very easy meal & clean up!

Thanks for sharing. I am always in a hurry after work and needed these tips.
It is a great trip.
I find the slow cooker is good as you can prepare in the morning and dinner is cooked when you get home.

Stir fry is quick, easy and tasty

I do a quick chicken pesto penne.
Pesto, chicken and cream. Serve with penne.
Stir fry is great too.

Special fried rice or a Paella Dish… also just google quick meal ideas and you will have oodles to chose from. Good luck

tuna bake. cooked rice (ricecooker makes that super easy), tuna, white sauce. straight in oven. yum yum yum.

Can’t go wrong with spag bol or stirfry. I don’t mind a vegie pasta bake too, with cheese and breadcrumbs on top.

Marion’s kitchen, food that is easy and delicious to prepare found on the supermarket shelf.

When I don’t have the time or energy to cook anything much, I make savoury mince with veggies on toast. You can buy the continental packet and just throw in some frozen vegetables. It’s a great simple meal that the adults and kids enjoy.

Chicken fried rice, chilli con carne, spag bol, lasagne, pasta in a tomato sauce, sausages and mash,

We do spaghetti, bacon and cheese on buns grilled the boys love this

I do quick chowmein. Basically buy the chow mein powder packet from continental/maggi. 250 gms mince, 1 pkt dry coleslaw and a packet of 2 minute noodles (without seasoning.)
Brown mince. chuck in coleslaw, powder water and noodles. Leave to cook/simmer until noodles softened and coleslaw cooked through (10 mins max) serve.. Doesn’t matter which dry slaw you use…sometimes I also add some frozen mixed veges. My kids all love it.

I make Quiche or Toasted Sandwiches, they are quick & you can pretty much use any left overs that you have.

Spaghetti on toast. Fish fingers with steamed vegies (only really fast if you cut the vegies up earlier). Spaghetti bolognaise frozen from an earlier cookup. Ravioli, and instead of a sauce, a tin of diced tomatoes over the top. They’re my fast go-to meals.

Cheese macaroni was my kids favourite quick meal. Just boil the macaroni & drain, melt 2 tablespoons of butter & add 2 tablespoons of flour stir until combined then add 1-2 cups of milk stirring until it thickens & then add 1 cup of grated cheese. Stir in 2 tablespoons of chopped parsley, S & P. Another variety was adding a can of tuna, diced celery & diced onion for a tuna bake.

Breakfast for dinner is always a winner. If I need something quick and easy then it’s eggs and beans on toast. Too easy