quick dinner but not supernoodles??!

[hellbell]

ive got myself into a bit of a routine, i always have ff supernoodles with tinned tomatoes and chilli powder with mushrooms on it for dinner, but i need help in terms of red days? What can i have for dinner that is super quick, and that doesnt cost masses? (since being on sw, the cost of my weekly shop has doubled!!)

Thanks in advance, i do have a slow cooker but im too scared to leave it on whilst i go to work...!!


xx

 

[LuhLuhLoser]

Stir frys are quite nice! There are lots of recipes out there for them and they can be done on a budget and they don't take much preperation. You can get the veg pre-made and I think some stir-fry sauces are quite low synned if you don't want to make your own.

Emily

 

[juju79]

For a quick dinner rotisserie chicken is always a good one for me and they are free from Morrisons and some others I think.

One lasts me and DH two or three days. We make a roast, stirfry and salad with it.

 

[Happy Holidays]

Monday night is shopping night so I'm late home from work, we tend to have mash, beans & eggs

You could make something in your slow cooker at the weekend then you'll see how it can be left alone all day Once you've tried it you'll never look back, they're brill.

 

[Chicaloca]

Chicken Fajitas are quick and filling. A tortilla wrap can be 4.5 syns for an Asda wholemeal one to 8.5 for a texco healhty options seeded one. Add veggies, spices, salad, cheese and bobs ya Mothers Brother.

Done in 5 mins.

 

[kirstabubble]

For a red day, I normally get some fish (salmon usually), spray with Fry Light, salt, pepper, and a bit of lemon juice (doesn't have to be fresh!), wrap it in foil and bake in the oven for 20 mins.

Then have it with salad or veg - Birds Eye do the microwave single packs of veg which take 4 mins in the microwave.

Kirsty