What regular meals do you make?

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I’d appreciate it if people could please list the meals that they regularly make as I really need to find some to add to my repertoire and I’m tired of making the same old thing.

TIA

I’ll list mine..

Cottage pie
Chilli
Paella
Cajun prawn and chorizo pasta
Chicken enchiladas
Macaroni cheese
Chinese chicken curry(Sometimes I just use veg)
Fish with potatoes/and or cauliflower cheese and green vegetables
Chicken Tetrazzini
Soup
Quesadillas
Fajitas
Mushroom stroganoff
Shakshuka
Omelettes

I think that’s about it.

Lasagna (normal, chicken Alfredo, spinach and 4 cheese)
Nigella's chicken and chorizo tray bake
Sausage and mash
Filled pasta and sauce
Steak and chips
And lots from your list.

Prawn spaghetti
Mixed seafood pasta bake
Salmon Teryaki
Morrocan chickpea stew
Veggie chilli
Lamb Tagine

How could I forget lasagne?

I forgot spaghetti and meatballs too.

Thanks for the replies.

Risotto quite a bit too.

Salmon and rice
Shepards pie
Sausage and mash
Roast chicken dinner
Chicken wings
Mac and cheese
Lamb chops and rice
Curry goat and rice

Risotto (chicken and chirizo)
teriyaki chicken with sticky rice
teriyaki chicken in pitta with salad (gyros style)
crispy beef with rice
prawn egg fried rice
salmon and broccoli
haddock and pea risotto
spaghetti bolognaise
tacos
roast chicken dinner
homemade pizza
pasta with some sort of tomato sauce and mozzarella
cooked ham, chips and beans
chicken nuggets and chips!

Beef stew
Stir fry
Gammon, chips and eggs
Spaghetti bolognese
Prawn and chorizo linguine
Steak
Chicken parmigiana
Creamy chicken & mushroom tagliatelle
Sausage and mash
Minted lamb kebabs, salad & flatbreads
Salmon and veg
Chicken teriyaki noodles
Carbonara
Chilli and rice
Jacket potato
Hunters chicken

Following with interest, my kids tastes are becoming narrower and narrower

We have a fairly large reportoire but things we make regularly:
Spaghetti bolognaise
Spaghetti and meatballs
Aubering, tomato, chorizo and chilli pasta sauce
Roast chicken
Baked chicken thighs (a version of a tray bake really)
Sausage, fennel creamy pasta
Red thai curry in various forms
Aubergine curry
Chickpea and pepper curry
Pork mince, veggie, noodle stir fry
Salmon (soy, ginger, garlic), rice and stir fry
Chicken a la king
Risotto
Crumbed chicken or pork (Schnitzel style)
Steak sandwiches
Tacos
Jacket potatoes with tuna and cream cheese
Jacket potatoes with a creamy bean topping
Cheats version of chicken sweet and sour

Leek and bacon tart

Stir fried rice in various sauces (nasi goring, chow mein, satay)
chicken curry and rice (Indian / Thai )
pad thai noodles
chickpeas or a veg curry and rice
grilled chicken with rice or naan
homemade burger patties and buns (lamb or chicken)
pizza
tomato based pasta
cous cous and chicken or black beans
chicken wraps or falafel or haloumi
jacket potatoes
homemade fish and chips

Regulars I would say are:
Dhaal and rice
Biriyani (lamb or chicken)
pilau rice ( chickpeas/peas/lamb/chicken)
fish, mash or baby potatoes,kale, spinach or mixed veg
chicken wraps
curry ( any kind)
homemade burgers
mac n cheese
pasta
shepherd's pie
meat and potato pie
tuscan chicken
mushroom risotto
salmon stirfy
roast chicken, potatoes and veg

It changes quite a bit depending on the season, but this time of year, regular meals include...
Quiche, mushroom or salmon or Lorraine
Poached salmon salad
Pasta with mushrooms or aubergine & tomatoes
Fish especially plaice, sole and lemon sole, usually poached
Risotto, often chicken & mushroom or green vegetables
Chicken stews eg Spanish chicken or coq au vin

Homemade burgers
Tuna pasta bake
Toad in hole
Enchiladas

Steak and chips
Chicken stir fry with noodles

It's that funny time of year where we want something more filling than salad or wraps but it's too warm for the stews.

Pork and apple casserole is lighter
Shepherds pie
As above with the meat base but put inside yorkshires instead
Chicken and rice with different sauces. I like sweet n sour, DD likes jelfrazi(?)
(Too many take outs).
Battered fish with veg and mash

Oyakodon, so simple and so nice
udon noodles and pack choi with chicken

eggs on toast 😁

Yours sound quite similar to mine.
I have a pinned note on my phone of a meal plan for 2 weeks just to remind me what we had the week prior

Underneath it I have a list of our regular meals for inspo when I'm doing the online shop. I've copied and pasted the full thing for this week and last as I can't add screenshots for some reason.

Meal plan & regular meal list
✓ Monday: Burgers
◦ Tuesday: freezer
✓ Wednesday: salmon, sweet chilli noodles, broccoli
✓ Thursday: cottage pie
◦ Friday: carbonara
◦ Saturday: chicken casserole & dumpz
◦ Sunday: steaks, broccoli cheese & chips
Following Week
◦ Monday: sausage stroganoff bbc gf
◦ Tuesday: vegetable soup & part baked
◦ Wednesday: chicken korma
✓ ⚽️Thursday: Roast chicken
✓ Friday: Katsu curry
✓ Saturday: sausage mash beans
✓ Sunday: fish pie

Regular Meals
Meat :
Creamy bacon and sugar snap pea farfalle
Chicken stew
Chicken fajitas
Shepherds pie
Beef meatballs in tomato sauce
Greek chicken pita, salad, tzatziki
Shredded Mexican chicken&wraps
Calzone
Enchilada
Bolognese
Curry
Hot dogs
Burgers
Carbonara
Gnocchi
Lasagne
Chorizo pasta
Sweedish meatballs, onion gravy and mash
Chicken noodles

Fish:
Fish cakes
Fish tacos (basa fillets)
Fish pie
Fish fingers
Tuna pasta bake
Fish, chips and mushy peas
Prawn linguine
Salmon, potatoes & veg
Fish in butter sauce

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Veg stew & dumpz
Tomato, red pepper and lentil soup
Chickpea & spinach curry
Egg fried rice
Pasta bake
Mac and cheese W/caul & broc
Beyond burger
Lentil dahl
Leek and potato soup
Jacket potatoes
Minestrone soup
Veg lasagne
Poutine
Pesto pasta & roasted tomatoes

Veg enchiladas
Lentil Bolognese
Lentil shep pie
Bruschetta

I'll leave this here too, I always share it on mumsnet as this is where I got it from! It's the best soup recipe in the world. I make it all winter long, and it makes loads... it's my fave.
Sautée in 50g butter 2 onions, 4 carrots, one butternut, 3 leeks, 50g of lentils. 5 chicken stock cubes, fill pan with cold water, bring to boil, simmer for at least an hour then blitz.

Stir fry
Curry
Dahl
Roast dinner
Pulled pork/beef
shepherds' pie
lasagna
chilli
Chicken ceasar salad
Various traybake (mainly variations from the Roasting Tin books)
Fish, butterbean and vegetables
burgers
sausage and mash
toad in the hole
cauliflower cheese
gnocchi
various pasta dishes
fried rice
fishcakes and chips

Curries of different forms
Ful medames with pitta bread, boiled eggs, salad.
Shaksuka with homemade bread and salad.
Stekt Fisk (Norwegian fish dish)
Homemade fishcakes and salad.
Cod with new potatoes, tenderstem broccoli, and fried tomatoes.
Salads with rocket, watercress, peashoots, carrot ribbons, olives, grilled tomatoes, beetroot, raw cauliflower, cucumber, sweetcorn, new potatoes. Protein can vary - salmon fillets, butter beans, tuna.
Salmon, asparagus, hassleback potatoes with dill and chive butter, and a white wine sauce.
Prawns in coriander, garlic, and chilli butter with sweet potato wedges, a salad, and pitta breads.
Vegetable stews.

Will post mine but I’m mostly placemarking so I can come back and steal some ideas, feel a bit stuck in a rut!

Lemon prawn orzo
Homemade pizzas
Spicy chicken wraps with salad
Falafel wraps with herby yoghurt and salad
Spaghetti bolognaise
Roast veg and feta pasta
Cheesy bean quesadillas
Braising steak in rich gravy, mash and veg
Mary Berry’s vegetable and lentil cottage pie
Thai green curry - either chicken, prawn or veg
Slow cooker chicken satay and rice
Cajun salmon, spicy rice and corn on the cob
Spanish omelette, salad
Sweet potato and coconut dhal
Paneer in tikka and yoghurt, griddled and served with rice, peppers, red onions and tomatoes
Various stir fries with noodles
Pasta, butter, peas and grated cheese - DD and I’d favourite easy one!
Jacket potatoes with different toppings
Fish in foil parcels either with soy, ginger and lime (served with stir fry veg and noodles) or with lemon/ herbs etc then served with steamed veg and potatoes
Sausage casserole - sometimes veggie sausages sometimes normal
Vegetable and red lentil soups, crusty bread or sometimes a cheese toastie on the side

Used to risotto fairly often but that seems to have fallen off the rotation.

I start to use my slow cooker more this time of year. Lots of great recipes on BBC Good Food. I have made the Spanish chicken quite a few times. Found a lovely smothered pork chop recipe although not on BBC Good Food.
Pasta, pesto & peas
Kievs with jacket spuds & broccoli
Salmon fillets with rice or new potatoes, fine beans or broccoli
Bangers, mash & baked beans
Mini roast
Chicken breasts, rice & broccoli
Cottage/Shepherds pie
Pie & mash
Omlettes
Fishpie
Stirfries
Savoury rice - chuck in basically whatever you have but it works well with bacon, garlic, red onions, red/orange/yellow peppers, peas, mushrooms
I buy a Lebanese sauce in a jar from Asda - great with chicken & flavoured couscous from the same brand.
Curries/Thai curries
Seafood lasagne
Pork chops with honey & mustard marinade

Ooh yes risotto although only when I can be bothered with all the ladelling, stirring etc

Haddock, leek, parmesan + pea risotto
M&S haddock kyivs, new potatoes with butter and sea salt with sugar snap peas+ baby corn
Veggie lasagne + side salad
Veggie spaghetti bolognaise + garlic bread
Chicken korma (with any random veg that needs used up added), basmati rice + naan bread
Chicken Caesar salad
Fish tacos, sauteed fajita veg + breaded mushrooms
Penne alla Vodka + garlic bread
Ham + mushroom linguine
Chicken pesto pasta with mushrooms + spinach
Omelettes
Minestrone soup
Chicken noodle soup
Bangers + mash with tenderstem broccoli, carrots + Cavolo Nero
Teriyaki tofu stir fry

Poached egg on toast. Scrambled eggs on toast. Omelette.
We have hens.

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