I know there are loads of cheap meal idea threads on here but this one is different because I need ideas that dont include beans of any variety, pasta, cheese, tomato sauces or soya.

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Is it possible?

Me and the kids dont like beans and dh wont eat pasta, cheese, any basic tomato sauces and stuff like that.

So far for ideas I have;
Fish cakes with salad
macaroni with stuff thrown in (we'll eat that when dh isnt here)
chopped up park with cheapy noodles
roast chicken and then to use the leftovers for a pie the next day
red lentil mix of everything
chicken livers with bacon (have heard it is nice)

But thats all I have.
Any more ideas?
I have to do an online shop at some point today.

Scoopy out jacket spuds:
Bake potatoes, scoop out insides leaving a 'shell'. Mash with something like sweetcorn, chopped peppers, bacon, onion
Nice & filling - you can serve with some salad or grilled chicken if you like

risotto??

cous cous with roasted veg

this

Cous cous and risotto, dh wont eat me and the kids would though.

The chicken looks good but not cheap to buy anymore.

i use chicken thighs when I make it and plus it gives a better flavour then breast.

make stews and casseroles using cheap cuts of meat and serve with lots of potaotes and veg.

shepherds pie, cottage pie, fish pie

I make something I call potato casserole: par-boiled potatoes, veg stock, fried onions all in big casserole, make holes and break eggs in (1 per person) cover and bake for 3-40 mins. You can add bacon or smoked sausage as well. I add grated cheese at the end and leave the cover off to brown, but you could skip that part

cheese bacon and potato pie

omlettes

pizza

sausages and chips

vegetable curry, vegetable chilli

cornish pasties

oooh i love sausage n chips.

puy lentils are nice
rice and steamed veg (broccoli peas whatever you have) served with soy (garlic and ginger)..
homemade burgers (hides beans chick peas)
fish cakes great idea one of my favourites
tapas/meze style with hommous roasted veg fish etc pick and choose

tbh i do dinner and that is it...unless someone really hates something (they gag!)
i dont like to pander to it do not like to encourage it in adults it rubs onto kids
sometimes you have to get into foods so they have to be there and around them to have opportunity...
strict kitchen policy if you dont like it eat round it
crikey i sound hard hearted but food in the main gets eaten or at least tried fair enough fruit/yogurt/nuts if they like after

Mixed vegetable curry
chunky soup with lots of big pieces of veg
corned beef hash
mixed veg and tuna bake
spanish omelette
roast dinner using cheap meat like turkey drumsticks or value chicken, then use leftovers to make a meal the next day.

Toad in the hole

fish finger sandwiches

dump dh adn eat normally

or give DH fish finger sandiwiches and eat normally.

or get DH to cook his own meals (fussy bugger)

well there is the option of divorce but alas, it is too expensive.

Have noted Jacket potatoes and others.

He doesnt like curries or any type of foreign food tbh, he has a very dull palate much to my annoyance.

divorce a bit extreme - if he were a child being so picky you would give him bread and butter, wouldn;t you ? (I would)

Bread and butter can be very nice.

fried egg & chips (Shirley Valentine)

Bread and butter, even I wouldnt eat that.

Its so hard buying bloody meat now after watching Hugh Fearnly da da and JO.