Quick, Easy, and Well liked meal Train meals

amother

Aquamarine

Yesterday at 10:18 pm

Spaghetti and meatballs. Side is salad, roasted broccoli, or steamed green beans.

amother

Nutmeg

Yesterday at 10:18 pm

garlic schnitzel from dinner done, mixed in a bag- baked in the oven
green beans
rice or orzo

another option
lasagna
salmon/ fish sticks
veggies with dressing- can be ones that don't need to be cut to make it faster- like baby corn, cherry tomatoes, pickles, snap peas...

Can add to either depending on time and $
fruit and or cookies
Optional soup

amother

Birch

Yesterday at 10:19 pm

Breaded cutlets french fries and tomato salad

mommypinks

Yesterday at 10:25 pm

Tacos!

Taco shells or wraps
Rice
Beef
Salad
Corn salad (corn, Mayo, red pepper, salt and black pepper

That’s it! Delicious and can make the quantity really big and the mains are super simple. Or you can up it up a notch and add more toppings to make it fancier.

amother

Navyblue

Yesterday at 10:25 pm

Sheapards pie with roasted broccoli and chocolate chip cookies always a hit and well received!

emee2

Today at 12:01 am

Burgers and fries with soup or salad. Can do beef or turkey.

Dev80

Today at 4:29 am

When I have koach and can see that the meal train is heavily fleishig, I'll send:
Bagels (bought, sliced)
Cream cheese
Tuna salad
Lettuce and toppings that can go on the salad or on the bagels (olives, feta cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes, sliced onions etc)
Something extra like quiche or salmon, and then a dessert of muffins/cheesecake
I find people really appreciate the variety and some dairy after getting a lot of chicken /meatballs.

amother

Midnight

Today at 8:12 am

sunshine23 wrote:

Schnitzel, rice, and salad/soup

This!

essie14

Today at 10:58 am

Chicken and ptitim (Israeli couscous) in one pan. Sometimes I use Orzo instead.
Always a huge hit.
With string beans on the side.

amother

Brickred

Today at 10:59 am

I usually do lasagna, salad, and a soup. If I have time I’ll throw in some cookies for dessert.
Everyone always tells me they appreciate the break from chicken

amother

Brass

Today at 11:02 am

I love to send schnitzel, Israeli salad, French fries, techina and a pack of fresh pitas. Filling and delicious

amother

Buttercup

Today at 11:06 am

dinner done baked ziti, salmon for the parents, nishnosh salad and cookies/cut up fruit.

amother

Sand

Today at 2:53 pm

pasta w/ meat sauce, cut up carrot and cucumber sticks, and a 9x13 dessert

amother

Dandelion

Today at 4:10 pm

essie14 wrote:

Chicken and ptitim (Israeli couscous) in one pan. Sometimes I use Orzo instead.
Always a huge hit.
With string beans on the side.

What’s your recipe? I’m in Israel. Sounds too good to be true! Oh I’m thinking now it’s probably bone in chicken right? Husband will only eat cutlets.

chocolate moose

Today at 9:01 pm

If the family doesnt have allergies or other requests, I send dairy baked ziti in disposable tin, frozen pareve soup in disposable container, fresh bread from bread machine, green salad and Duncan Hines brownies.

amother

Oxfordblue

Today at 9:40 pm

Schnitzel with mashed potatoes and Israeli salad
Bolognase with salad
Poke bowls are easy… I make sushi rice, a few pieces of salmon with mikes teriyaki poured on top, cut up carrots and cucumber, I make some spicy mayo
Chicken with rice and broccoli
Meatballs with pasta and string beans

I always buy cut up fruit and give that too or ready made cookies

I like to spend under $25 if possible

cinnabon

Today at 10:16 pm

Battered chicken nuggets and sesame sauce on the side
Oven baked fried rice
Garlic broccoli
Soup and or salad
I try to send cookies or goodies if I have time.
And if I wanna be really extra I send along projects for the kids from dollar tree to keep them busy for a few minutes!