Meal planning, shopping and cooking can be a difficult task, even just for two, but scale it up to six people and the kitchen starts to look more like a command center. I have received many emails asking for some recipes for longer families. Today I’m going to offer
Today I’m going to offer some recipe ideas to serve for larger families.
First, these recipes maximize grocery shopping by utilizing a few ingredients in a lot of ways.
Second, they will keep for a bit so you can do your shopping in one fell swoop. This means that you can also prep and cook a variety of dishes earlier in the week or on Sunday, then reheat as the days progress for easy homecooked meals every day of the week.
For a throw-in-the-oven, enjoy in 35 minutes kind of dinner, try this Chicken Tortilla Dump Dinner.
This recipe encapsulates everything you would want in taco night without all of the work. Preparing each element of a typical taco bar can be time-consuming and overwhelming, but this recipe calls for everything to be baked together, reducing prep and cook time for you.
What’s even better is that it calls for some quality premade ingredients like rotisserie chicken and shredded Monterey Jack cheese, making this an easy go-to for the nights you have to feed a crowd.
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