Single pot/pan meals

[niq]

Do you have any favorites? We have our stove back but not the sink or dishwasher, so we are eating off paper plates and trying to keep cleanup to a minimum.

[simpsongal]

Lots of stewed beans like white beans cooked w/onions, celery, carrots, spices. You can add tomoato or potato and serve w/crusty bread. Takes a lot of chopping though. Also stewed lentils - top w/sour cream or something similar. You can add sausage or ground beef to these dishes too. 

ETA: Not sure if it's been said but egg dishes too - frittata, omelets, fried eggs.  You can use the same pan for bacon or sausage too.

[darnkatz]

Skillet turkey meatballs with lemony rice
Skillet ground beef stroganoff
Potato kielbasa skillet
Tex-Mex chicken and rice skillet
Skillet baked ziti
Skillet chicken saltimbocca spaghetti
Rosemary chicken skillet
Skillet macaroni and cheese with broccoli
Skillet chicken tamale pie
Chicken chili mac
Skillet lasagna
Farmer's market skillet
Leek and mushroom chicken skillet
Skillet eggplant parmesan
Baked chicken parmesan meatballs in tomato cream sauce

Good ideas here, too - 10 quick and easy one pot meals. I've made most of them.

I got a lot of those from @mrswindycity's blog. 

[6fsn]

I'm also going to throw out to look for crock pot meals. If you get the liners it's easy to clean up.

[cincodemayo]

I make burrito bowl/chili bowl type dishes in one pot.

[everafter07]

I make burrito bowls a lot. Sauté onions garlic beans and bell pepper in a pan, add cumin/chili powder, then add some greens on top and cook until greens are wilted. Plate that, and in the same pan cook two hard-fried eggs to top veg with. Then I usually add hot sauce or salsa and Greek yogurt to the top.

[iheartbanjos]

Do you grill? I would just grill meat and veggies. Essentially no clean up required.

[VillainV]

Frittatas. There's a great cookbook called "One pan, two plates" that has some great one-pan/pot meals. Most use a cast iron skillet. They're yummy.

[lolo]

Jul 9, 2015 10:38:10 GMT -5 simpsongal said:

Lots of stewed beans like white beans cooked w/onions, celery, carrots, spices. You can add tomoato or potato and serve w/crusty bread. Takes a lot of chopping though. Also stewed lentils - top w/sour cream or something similar.

Yup, one pot beans are a favorite here too.

I make black beans about once a week with onion, peppers if I've got them, diced zucchini if I've got them, garlic, tomatoes, sometimes corn. Spices are usually chili powder, cumin, paprika, and garlic powder. Serve on spinach as a salad, over tortilla chips as a taco salad, as a taco/burrito. You can also easily add meat if you'd like that.

One of DH's childhood recipes uses onion, celery, kidney beans, and tomatoes served over pasta or rice. Technically it's two pots but I often use leftover rice or pasta for the base. Spices are similar to above but with a touch of cinnamon as well. We top it with shredded cheese. It's similar to a Cincinnati chili/skyline dish.

[auntie]

pot roast
stew
casserole roasted pork
soups

[niq]

Jul 9, 2015 11:25:49 GMT -5 farmvillelover said:

Frozen pizza.

Sometimes I add some veggies and/or chicken breast to the top for extra nutrients.

doin' it right :Y:

[cricketwife]

Following

[aspentosh]

Without reading the other replies so I don't get too hungry...

Chili (probably not ideal for hot days)
Stirfry (and so easy to mix around)

damndelicious.net/2015/05/23/shrimp-fajitas-in-foil/ (NO cleanup; I would marinate if possible)