Dinner doesn’t always have to be complicated. Sometimes it is a Monday and it is raining and you are tired and you don’t want to do any work and that’s totally fine. That is how I felt last night, which is why we had these chicken sausages, they are fully cooked all you have to do is brown them on the grill for a minute, and they were delicious!
Whenever I use a store bought/prepared products I like to do something a little special to take away the “out of the box” taste, which is why I made caramelized onions to top them with. Really you can’t get any easier than caramelized onions: melt some butter in a pan; add the onions and sprinkle with salt, pepper, and cayenne (if you like it spicy) and cook over low to medium low for 20 to 30 minutes.
I completed dinner with green beans and grilled tomatoes: seasoned with olive oil, salt and pepper grilled for about 5 minutes and topped with a sprinkle of parmesan cheese.
Look at all the pretty colors on that plate! So don’t be scared, use short cuts, but dress them up a little and you will be totally satisified with your dinner! What are your "short cut meals"? Do you do anything to change them up? If you live in Atlanta are you also tired of the 2 days straight of rain?
Sincerely Loving Food,
Lainey
Lainey
Is Easy Mac considered a short cut meal?? Ha ha-
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