Marjpf

Cook spaghetti, mix with anything you find left-over in the fridge, add a couple of dashes of hot sauce. Dinners done.
Or make a white sauce, add some frozen veggies and canned chicken, put biscuits on top, bake till biscuits are done.
Fastest yet - call for take-out!

Lisanne

Throw some chops in the broiler, bake some potatoes in the microwave, pour some pre-cut salad into bowls and you have dinner.

Lisa_wanna_b_quilter

1 pound Italian sausage, browned and drained
1 medium onion
1 can white beans
1 can black beans
1 can chicken broth
1 can diced tomatoes
basil and garlic to taste

brown sausage, add chopped onions.
cook until onions are tender
drain the beans
add beans, broth and tomatoes to sausage
season with basil and garlic
simmer until hot and tasty

This is a super fast soup.

sewgray

The phone number to the nearest Pizza Hut.

ToucanSam

Ooh, that is always a good one! But I think, $25 bucks on a pizza or should that money go to more fabric? :)

redkimba

Joes' Pizza and Pasta on my speed dial...

Baren*eh*ked_canadian

I had beef and broccoli stir-fry for supper, and it took me about 10 minutes from start to finish, including cutting up the broccoli. I served it with rice noodles, which take about 30 seconds to cook once they hit the boiling water :)

2 steaks, cut into strips
1 pkg beef and broccoli stir-fry sauce
(alternatively, mix soya sauce, water, and a bit of corn starch to make a sauce)
1 large stalk of broccoli
Rice Noodles


Start by cutting your broccoli and rincing and putting into the steamer. Start putting a bit of water in the bottom of one pot, and a couple of cups of water in another pot, bring both to a boil. Then cut the steak into strips, throw into the wok and fry on med-high till the meat is browned. By the time you put your meat into the wok, the water in the other pot should be boiling, so lower the steamer with the broccoli into the pot and steam for about 4 minutes. The water for the rice noodles should be boiling too, by now, so add the rice noodles and stir. Mix the sauce in a little bowl. Once the meat is browned, add the sauce to the wok with the meat (I'm picky, so I drain any fat from my meat, but it's not necessary if there's not too much in the bottom). Drain the noodles. Once the broccoli is done, throw into the wok, mix until the sauce coats the broccoli and the beef, and serve over the rice noodles.

I like this meal because it's really fast and easy, but you have to have room to work because if you're not quick your broccoli could turn to mush, or you could easily overcook the noodles, since everything takes so little time to cook.
I think that's the quickest meal I know how to make.

gramqlts

I make these only I use package of dry Ranch Dressing Mix instead of the onion soup mix. It is great too to cook them in foil pan on top of charcoal grill (I punch holes in bottom of pan and after sittin pan on grill, I pour in my potato mixture so oil won't drip thru holes on way to grill). Sometimes I add other fresh veg's to pan such as yellow squash, chunks of onions, cherry tomatoes, fresh asparagus, fresh green beans, etc. Good all mixed up either baked in oven or cooked on grill. Let cook on grill about 45min turning every 15 mins or so.

gramqlts

While raising my kids I used to make "Hobo" dinners. Would come in from work, line a cookie sheet with foil with extra hanging off side to fold over later. Put hamburger patties down middle of pan in a row. Top with slice of onion. Sprinkle top with worchesteshire sauce. Peel and cut up potatoes in chunks to pile all down one side of patties. Pour bag of frozen corn down other side of patties. Top potatoes and corn with patties of margarine. Sprinkle all with salt & pepper and wrap tight with foil. Baked in 350 degree oven for about an hour while I was doing laundry, sorting homework assignments, mail, cleaning, etc and then we all set down to supper. Kids loved it. Was one of their favorites.

Lneal

Here is some quick meals called back of the box enjoy! http://www.backofthebox.com/recipes/onedish.html