If you could only eat 3 meals on repeat for dinner what would they be?

[TreacsPotNoodle]

As the title says!

You can only eat 3 meals on repeat (dinner only) for the rest of your life what would they be?

Mine would be a roast, peanut vegetable noodle stir fry and mushroom risotto.

I Tried taking into consideration cost and health to an extent🤣

Oooohhhh

Fish and chips
Curry (Malaysian)
Spaghetti Bolognaise

Cheese on crackers with a bag of salt and vinegar crisps 😂
Spag bol, but only if it’s my homemade one
Beef stew and potatoes

I assume I’m allowed wine?

Paella
Prawn Pathia curry, rice and poppadoms
Tomato soup with a cheese toastie for dipping

@Toddlerteaplease what was she eating before??

Macaroni Cheeee
Sopa di Tortilla
Bavette Béarnaise

@Toddlerteaplease
Oh... wait... she ate the same thing AFTER she was diagnosed. I thought she was eating three meals before too. Ahem. As you were.

Lasagna with salad and garlic bread

Lamb chops with potatoe salad some salsa a bit of tabbouleh

Lamb stew with rice

Cottage pie
Sweet and sour chicken with special fried rice.
Chilli con carne and rice.

Jacket Potato with cheese, beans and coleslaw.
Spicy cheese and tomato pasta with garlic bread.
Cheese and Tomato panini with chips.

I want afters too.
Apple crumble and cream
Raspberry sorbet
Tiramisu

@tortiecat she was admitted to hospital about 6 months before she died. The nurses and dietitian were amazed! Managed to get her to alter slightly. Bless her, her GP was God and she did exactly what he told her,

Dhal with basmati rice and garlic bread, salt and pepper tofu with basmati rice, all day breakfast.

Mushroom risotto sounds lovely, but I've never made it.

Oh blimey how can you choose 3?!
Bangers & mash with red wine gravy
Full English breakfast which has to include fried bread
DH’s chocolate chilli

Definitely a roast dinner - juicy chicken, honey glazed carrots and parsnips, roast potatoes, stuffing, brussel sprouts cooked with pancetta and Yorkshire puds of course.

Smoked salmon & cream cheese on a bagel with a big side salad

Beef Donburi

Roast dinner
Marinaded chicken thighs with flatbread and a huge crunchy salad with cheese and spicy mayo (I eat this a lot already)
Homemade curry with rice, dhal and naan (I make my curry with coconut milk and lots of veggies)

Pasta with meatballs in tomato & red pepper sauce.
Prawn & chilli stir fry with noodles
Roast leg of lamb with rosemary & garlic, DPs roasties, mashed roots, veggies & rosemary & redcurrant gravy.

Roast rare beef with all the trimmings

Poached egg on toast with asparagus

Baked cod, roasted new potatoes, peas and tartar sauce.

Fillet steak and chips, fresh tuna and jacket potato, Lebanese mezze.

These would all be cooked by specialist chefs of course.

Chicken pasta with tomato pesto
beef enchiladas with lots of peppers and onions
pork pad Thai

1. Seafood linguine
2. Sunday chicken roast with all the trimmings, incl good sausages plus dessert
3. Good rolled porridge with plain live yoghurt with blueberries and dark cherries or a good quality muesli with no added sugar or fat with blueberries and dark cherries 😋

Chilli con carne
Veggie toad in the hole with cauliflower cheese
Pasta and pesto with mushrooms and peppers

Full on Christmas dinner with all the trimmings.. only my mams though.

Beef Tacos with all the sides / salads / cheese

Toast. But with a selection of jams / spreads to go on it.

So many good options.

I think I'd have chicken and prawn pad thai a la wagamama, king prawn masala with poppadoms and onion bhaji and cajun chicken, chips and baked beans

Surf 'n turf (Fillet steak / lobster) with garlic butter, onion rings and perfect chips

Salmon and pasta, white wine sauce, and masses of parmesan on top

Crispy duck pancakes

(grilled beef in hot peking sauce and egg fried rice was a very close 4th)

Roast beef Dinner, Yorkshire puddings with lashing of gravy and all the trimmings.

Smoked Haddock, mashed potato with cheese sauce and Peas.

Fish & Chips with mushy peas and white toast loaf with lashing of lurpak.

Not sure the rest of my life would be very long with those choices though !