Dinner in no time

[Salad]

I am not a big fan of them but I guess if you were desperate you could get some of those latina fresh pasta and sauces combos. They are superquick, you could serve up some salad with them and/or bread or something.

[Rouge]

Talk to Turk, she makes dinner the night before once the kids are in bed and then they eat that the following night.

[Pandora]

Thanks everyone

Rouge - I knew there was someone! thanks

[Tinks]

Talk to Turk, she makes dinner the night before once the kids are in bed and then they eat that the following night.

My sister does this too.

She cooks tea once the kids are in bed, plates it up and puts it in the fridge for the next night. Her DS eats his tea as soon as he comes home from school then has a snack later on.

I wish I was that organised.

[MrsFabuloso]

When desperate I make this:

Large tin of tuna, some cooked pasta, tin/frozen corn/peas, grated carrot mixed with a bit of cream cheese or grated cheese. Quick, easy, yum and resonably healthy. My kids love it too. Or I do an omlette with chopped ham/bacon, frozen/tinned corn/peas and cheese served with a salad.

[Junglemum]

Womans weekly print a few cookbooks called 'meals in minutes' 'afterwork cookbook' etc. Might be worth a look...

[Pandora]

When desperate I make this:

Large tin of tuna, some cooked pasta, tin/frozen corn/peas, grated carrot mixed with a bit of cream cheese or grated cheese. Quick, easy, yum and resonably healthy. My kids love it too. Or I do an omlette with chopped ham/bacon, frozen/tinned corn/peas and cheese served with a salad.

Thanks. I forogt about tuna bake, mine is similar but with rice and has a can of celery soup in it.
DH wont eat cooked tuna but I figure he wont be home and I know it freezes well.