i need some easy and quick recipes to make for dinner for my 13 month old twins, any suggestions?

Answer 1

Tuna Casserole:

Boil pasta (whatever kind you like, we usually use egg noodles)
1 can cream soup
1/2 can milk
1/2 cup mayo
1/4 cup onion (optional)
1 can peas
2 cans of tuna
1 cup shredded cheese (optional)

Just mix everything together, top with cheese and bake for about 25-30 minutes at 350 Degrees.

Answer 2

Here's a few things I do:
When I am in a pinch and it is 6:00 and there is nothing for dinner:

potpies- my 1 year old loves them and they have veggies, meat, and starch
garden burgers- yum yum and takes no time to cook (make sure there is no soy allergies to worry about).
lunch-meat cubed up, cheese cubes, and veggies

I make some meals on the weekends to feed all week, such as:
baked chicken that I cut into cubes and serve with mixed veggies (buy a bag of frozen mixed veggies, put about 1/4 cup in a zip lock bag with a tablespoon of water, seal up all but 1/2 inch of bag and microwave for 1 minute).

I also make a mix of brown rice, cubed chicken, peas, carrots, and chicken gravy (which she loves and can self feed).

Once in awhile you can do something like mac n' cheese or a noodle soup that you take out of the bowl with a fork (they can self feed the noodles and chunks).

Good luck.

Answer 3

I try to avoid frozen, processed food as much as possible. Pasta with vegtables ie. courgettes, mushrooms, aubergene, peppers or pesto sauce or bolgense. Faffel, pitta, chopped salad ie tomatoes, cucumber. Mini sweetcorn, carrots, mangetout are all easy, quick and interseting for little ones. Shepards pie, casseroles, soups can all be made and frozen so they are to hand in a hurray. Introduce the kids to lots of fresh, healthy food now and you'll save alot of effort in the long run. My 19 months old daughter loves vegetables, fruit etc. Good luck

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I work a lot of hours so when I get home I don't have time to cook so here are some ideas:
= frozen crispy chicken - heat and make crispy salad (bag salad) with fun fillers - like chinese noodles, croutons, veggies, raisens, pair with a good bread

= Loudon broil - put in crock pot with onion soup mix, and 2 cans beef broth come home heat some egg noodles and the beef pulls apart to top on noodles

= chicken and rice - put 2 cups uncooked rice in crock pot with 3 cans creamy chicken soup, top with chicken breast let cook come home and serve.

Let me know if you need some more ideas.

Answer 6

I like to make my daughter different kinds of pasta. It is so versatile, you can just throw whatever you have in there and it will usually come out good. Also, a great way to sneak in some veggies; squashes, mushrooms, bell peppers. etc. But of course she has her days where she will only eat peanut butter sandwiches...but at least she is eating lol.

Answer 7

chicken tenders
spaghetti
hamburgers (cut up with cheese)
baked beans
green beans
grilled cheese
french fries
ravioli
roasted chicken chunks
bbq chicken chunks
fish sticks
peices of fish prepared anyway you like
tuna melts (tuna on piece of bread with cheese on top) microwave and cut up
hot dogs

really, most kids will (and should) eat anything you eat as long as it's in small enough pieces.

take care!

Answer 8

diced ham, strawberries and yogurt (a fav at our house)

omelet (we make ours with spinach to get in a vegetable)

Gerber graduate pastas

Tyson chicken nuggets

Annie's Mac and Cheese and we add broccoli

Answer 9

Bell and Evans chicken nuggets... free range, healthy chicken and kids like it even in the microwave. give some fruit or yo baby yogurt, quick, healthy, they love it

Answer 10

noodles with sauce, warm up frozen pizza, grilled cheese