Simple, Quick Meal The Kids Will Love

fmdog44

fmdog44

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You know the noodle in Lipton Chicken Noodle Soup? Barilla sells them and they are called FIDEO Cut Spaghetti. Boil some in water with chicken boullion but the amount of water you use will make for not quite soup. It will be a bowl of noodles in some broth. Now throw in some Cheese Whiz or Velveeta and stir until melted. How much depends on you but add so it turns a little creamy but not too creamy. Guarantee you will not have leftovers. I add some diced Mexican tomatoes and cooked ground beef for me as I love this too. This takes a total of ten minutes.
 

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Here is something easy and so yummy.

I love to make chicken salad from Walmart's Great Value brand of canned chunk chicken breast.
I just add chopped pickles, dehydrated chopped onions and mayo with a little Lawry's seasoning
and let it set in the refrigerator at least an hour. The liquid from the mayo will rehydrate the onions.
I also like to use small hamburger buns instead of sliced bread... so yummy.

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Growing up if mom wanted to feed & fill us three kids up quick, easy and cheap it was pretty much always boiled macaroni with a can of hand squished tomatoes combined & heated together and stale rolls that she'd get from the restaurant where she worked as a evening waitress.
 
My little 'uns like making little pizzas. Take a tube of biscuit dough, press each biscuit out into a larger circle, put some spaghetti sauce or marinara on it, some shredded cheese and a couple slices of pepperoni. Fold over dough circle and bake.

They love doing all that themselves.
 
jujube said:
My little 'uns like making little pizzas. Take a tube of biscuit dough, press each biscuit out into a larger circle, put some spaghetti sauce or marinara on it, some shredded cheese and a couple slices of pepperoni. Fold over dough circle and bake.

They love doing all that themselves.
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Do you flip them midway through?
 
The fast cheap and easy kids meal in our house growing up was eggs and toast.

I still make a fried egg sandwich on toast when I'm in a hurry or when the cupboard is bare!

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Aunt Bea said:
The fast cheap and easy kids meal in our house growing up was eggs and toast.


I still make a fried egg sandwich on toast when I'm in a hurry or when the cupboard is bare!

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I prefer fried egg on regular bread with a slice of cheese...
or scrambled with cheese wrapped in a flour tortilla.

Leftover salmon in scrambled eggs is also yummy.

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Stewed Tomatoes. sugar and white bread with the crust removed heated up and served.
White bread with butter spread on it then powder sugar on top.:)
 

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