Whats your go to dish when youre outta ideas for dinner? For

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Usually a quiche. Now that it is summer, I will grill something (chicken, fish, sausage) and have it with a salad and a steamed/baked/grilled vegetable or some carb (couscous, quinoa, potato).

I was eating a lot of bag salads over the last few months, especially the chipotle one in the pic and this kale Caesar one. I'm pretty sick of them now so I just make a salad with spinach, a leaf mix, homemade vinaigrette, and things like pumpkin seeds, dried cranberries, chopped apple, croutons, whatever.

Spaghetti al arrabiata if I have no meat at home
Bolognese if I have

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Crabs

>>7779838

Jacket potatoes and whatever I can find to top them.

Pasta + whatever sauce

Find whatever protein in the freezer and whatever vegetables in the fridge. Season them and throw them in the oven. Cook a starch.

>>7779838
Fried rice

>>7779838
steak (usually ribeye) or a burger, and broiled asparagus or lightly steamed broccoli.

I wouldn't call it a dish
I just cook chicken thighs

prep them by deboning them and salting the night before, then they go on a cast iron at medium-low for about 10 minutes a side

honestly I think searing is overblown for some things. A very hot cast iron will give you scorch marks here and there, and that isn't always desirable - in this case, the sear -> oven method will char the skin without really crisping it up.. Medium heat will give me a nice, even browning with a skin with most of the fat rendered out, leaving it nice and crispy.

>>7780091
Christ will you just fuck off already you pompous fuck

>>7781183

Literally wut?