What are some meals....?

That don't require a lot of preparation? I only have a stove and oven, no crockpot or smurf like that yet. I don't care if it takes awhile to cook but DS screams bloody murder if I'm not holding him so the less time I'm preparing with earplugs on, the better lol.

TIA.

tacos- i brown the beef and freeze it in 1lb packages so just pull out the beef defrost add seasoning and done

chicken casserole- lots of ways the least amount of work way bake chicken topped with cream of (whatever) soup. serve with stuffing or potatoes.

shepards pie- beef, veggies, gravy, top with potatoes and bake

Lasagna rolls
Meatbull subs
Bacon/Potato soup
Chicken wrapped in bacon [and then bake]

i make broccoli alfredo alot.. bertolli has awesome alfredo sauce..and i heat up some frozen broccoli, drain it and sitr it all up...very tasty and easy.
or chicken noodle casserole... cook a bag of eggnoodles..put in a casserole dish, add 2 cans cream of chicken sooup, some milk, shredded cheese, and frozen peas..mix all up and put some breadcrumbs on top and bake.

Chicken.bake.
Place 4 chicken breasts (boneless, skinless) into a 9x13 pan. Put diced red potatoes on one side, green beans on the other. Sprinkle with Italian seasoning packet and pour a stick of melted butter over it. Bake for one hour (or more, just check) at 350° F

Quoting Raωkeℓ:" Lasagna rolls Meatbull subs Bacon/Potato soup Chicken wrapped in bacon [and then bake]"

This sounds AWESOME.

For the chicken meals - what should the oven temperature be?

<blockquote><b>Quoting Supafly★:</b>" For the chicken meals - what should the oven temperature be? "</blockquote>




I always bake my chicken at 350° F

Quoting Jude the Super Kinkster:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Supafly★:</b>" For the chicken meals - what should the oven temperature be? "</blockquote> I always bake my chicken at 350° F"

me too

Quoting Supafly★:" This sounds AWESOME. "

It is. I was lazy one night and was like, hmmm. Took chicken cut it into strips, wrapped the bacon and then baked. Towards the end I'll add something on top like cheese. One time when I prepared it I smothered it in artichoke pesto sauce. To this day it's the best thing I've ever ate. Now, I can't find the sauce anywhere.  

Quoting Raωkeℓ:" It is. I was lazy one night and was like, hmmm. Took chicken cut it into strips, wrapped the bacon ... [snip!] ... smothered it in artichoke pesto sauce. To this day it's the best thing I've ever ate. Now, I can't find the sauce anywhere.  "

I am totally salivating...I'm so trying that when I can get to the store.

Quoting Supafly★:" I am totally salivating...I'm so trying that when I can get to the store. "

Do it.  

beanies and weanies? We like that  
also breakfast is normally quick, especially if you get a chance to make up some pancakes and freeze them before hand.
Meatloaf and mashed potatoes/veggies
squash(spaghetti, acorn, butternut) is easy to bake and yummy
some of those bag things that come with the seasonings , and you just add the meat and veggies and bake

Thanks for the good ideas ladies.   Can't wait to switch things up around here!

Quoting Jude the Super Kinkster:" Chicken.bake. Place 4 chicken breasts (boneless, skinless) into a 9x13 pan. Put diced red potatoes on ... [snip!] ... with Italian seasoning packet and pour a stick of melted butter over it. Bake for one hour (or more, just check) at 350° F"

I loooooooooove that recipe. My chicken was super dry though so I started just making separately with Shake 'n Bake.