Anyone else runs out of dinner ideas?

[Nazgol]

Ughhh soo frustrating! What's your solution to it? How do you find ideas? It's like need to have a whole list

[Massageman]

Go to Allrecipes or any others of numerous sites and hunt up "quick dinner ideas". Many have windows to add ingredients you may have on hand, a window for any ingredients to be avoided (great for those with digestive issues).
In the daily run of things for ME, a "big change" in our routine would be sliced turkey on our salads instead of sliced ham! (Yes, I do some fancy things too.)
Here's an easy one-
Biscuits - 2 c flour, 1 T baking powder, 1 t salt, 1/3c cooking oil, 2/3 c milk. Knead it all together, roll to 1/2 inch thick, cut into round biscuits (I usually get 12-14). 400ºF for about 8-10 minutes, or until done the way you like. I serve them with honey, butter and homemade country gravy, with sausage bits in it. Note: you can take the exact same recipe, pull it off in little blobs, pop them into boiling water for 10-15 minutes, and have great dumplings, too. SO, the next time you are making that "Pillsbury Biscuit-topped" casserole, save $2 per casserole and scratch bake the biscuits you plop on the top.

[MrtoddsWildRide]

I can give you some ideas.
Casserole
Chicken with a Dijon mustard sauce (after cooking boneless chicken breasts take them out and mix a cup of heavy cream and three tablespoons of butter in the skillet and let it thicken.)
Alfreado
Shrimp Scampi
A low country boil

[DarkCarousel]

I don’t really like cooking that much but I still put time and care into making meals for my family members. I’ll ask if they have something in mind and plan to cook it later in the week. I run out of ideas that I haven’t done over and over (seemingly) so I’ll consult Pinterest or instagram (which believe it or not has some good recipe ideas).

[TheMVPofGaG]

Hmmm. My dad always told me that the best way to do things is to just visit the grocery store once a night and buy a few ingredients for whatever you're feeling in that moment, though it's kind of troublesome to haul your ass to the supermarket once a day, maybe if I had a cute little farmers market, but Safeway ain't no paradise.

[Sour-rose]

I usually don't because the fridge always got something. Like we got pepperoni, cheese, and bread. Boom, pizza.
And if I'm cheap but need food, I usually get beans or if I can afford it, caprese salad. (cheese, tomatoes, seasoning and dressing)

[jennifer_bloom]

My advice is to always fill your fridge with basic things for spontaneous dinners, like if you have bread or pita bread, you can make sandwiches and pitas etc..,

[On_cloud_wine]

Check out the microwaveable dinners in the freezer section.. they have pictures which could inspire one

[AviatorTom]

If you google search "what should i have for dinner", it will give you "50 Dinner Ideas When There's No Time to Cook"

[MuchMoreLikeDoomsday]

Instead of just fully following a recipe like a chore, go off feeling and create something beautiful and innovative

[Nazgol]

Ugh no time or energy for that 🙄

[MuchMoreLikeDoomsday]

But you have the time and energy to scroll on social media for 2 hours every day?

[Emerald55346]

Ambitious kitchen is my go to website I’ve never had a bad recipe from there

[saffoler]

I just buy frozen dinners and grab one and pop it in the microwave. #SingleLife

[joeldalton]

yeah, it's a pain in the ass. I use pinterest a lot.

[CubaPirate]

By a new cook book highlighting your favourite international food

[Sevenpointfive]

i have no problems. i'm creative in the kitchen

[Sevenpointfive]

in fact, as a poor chid with limited resources, my favorite thing to play was called kitchen. my sister and i would create dishes for neighbor children or child and they'd do the same. it was a way to get better food in a sneaky way, but we'd create some good ones

[boobliker]

yes which place to visit

[Nagatoro]

I never eat dinner

[jahaims]

Nope.

[rebeliouse]

you tube has loads!