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Stoneygirl76 · 03-10-2005, 08:20 PM

A Foreman is invaluable. You can pick up premade burger patties in the meat section for just a couple bucks (Wal-Mart groceries, anyway). That's cheap and easy.

My recent favorite is cheap, so easy and actually delicious. Someone mentioned making a calzone with pre-made pizza dough (the refrigerated kind in a tube). Getcha a package of that and flatten it out on a baking sheet. In the middle of one side, put some diced tomatoes (you can go fresh, or pick up a can - they even make them with seasonings already in there). Spices are good, but not required - oregano, italian seasoning, etc. Add any pizza toppings you might want (I've tried canned mushrooms and pepperoni), and plenty of mozerella. You can also add a little ricotta and romano cheeses, if you want to splurge. Fold over and seal the edges well, and bake at 350 for about 20 - 25 minutes.

My son is 6 and will eat nearly the whole thing if I'd let him.

03-10-2005, 08:20 PM	#43 (permalink)
Stoneygirl76 Upright	A Foreman is invaluable. You can pick up premade burger patties in the meat section for just a couple bucks (Wal-Mart groceries, anyway). That's cheap and easy. My recent favorite is cheap, so easy and actually delicious. Someone mentioned making a calzone with pre-made pizza dough (the refrigerated kind in a tube). Getcha a package of that and flatten it out on a baking sheet. In the middle of one side, put some diced tomatoes (you can go fresh, or pick up a can - they even make them with seasonings already in there). Spices are good, but not required - oregano, italian seasoning, etc. Add any pizza toppings you might want (I've tried canned mushrooms and pepperoni), and plenty of mozerella. You can also add a little ricotta and romano cheeses, if you want to splurge. Fold over and seal the edges well, and bake at 350 for about 20 - 25 minutes. My son is 6 and will eat nearly the whole thing if I'd let him.