What Is the Simplest Food that You Know How to Make?

That's pretty simple! And if you're not in the mood to go out, frozen pizzas are about as simple as opening a package, getting out a pizza pan or a cookie sheet (we line ours with aluminum foil so as not to make a mess...) and voila! 20-30 minutes later... Pizza! Thanks for your reply!

Tuna pasta is another fairly simple dish that we have from time to time. We usually do ours from a box with pre-packaged spices or seasonings that usually requires some butter.

I have, though, made tuna sandwiches by draining the tuna, putting the tuna into a frying pan and heating it through before putting it between two pieces of toast...

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I love stromboli! When we make it, we usually mix up the dough in the bread machine... We've never tried the store bought pizza dough... How simple is that?:) Thanks for the tip and for the reply!

Fried foods like sausages are another one of those simple things that you can pull out of a package and pop into the frying pan (or maybe even a deep fryer?)

A similar simple food - while not fried - is hot dogs, which can either be tossed into the microwave and heated through, tossed onto a grill and charred to taste, or boiled.

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I agree, hot dogs are really easy to make. But hot dog buns are really hard to find where I live. So we usually eat hot dogs at fast food restaurants.

When I grew up, I don't remember having hotdog buns around... maybe they were too expensive? I actually remember eating my hotdogs out of a rolled piece of bread. I suppose that a soft-tortilla would work, too.

Where I grew up (States and Europe) they had hot dog buns. I've never tried eating a hot dog on a rolled piece of bread or on a soft tortilla. But I will try it. Thanks.

Another simple way to have your hotdogs is to cut them up, open up a can of baked beans, mix and cook (or cook and mix...)

This is one of my favorite hot dog and baked bean recipes. I chop some onions and garlic and saute it in butter with some hot dogs cut into 1/4 inch pieces. Once this is slightly brown, I add the baked beans, some milk and some tomato ketchup and let it simmer for 2-3 minutes stirring it occasionally. Then I add a little sugar to it and take it off the fire. I sprinkle some grated cheese on it. This dish is great with sliced buttered bread or garlic bread.

I've seen it where they have pre-made waffles and pancakes in the freezer section, where all you have to do is pop it into a toaster and you are set to go. Do they have something similar for French Toast?

Beef + tomotoes + cheese + spaghetti noodles= pretty easy

It's amazing, though, what you can find pre-made in spaghetti sauce cans... Three cheese sauce, garlic and onion sauce... (Thanks for the reply!)

I've heard of that one, too.

Pudding in general is a simple and good-tasting treat. You can get the super-simple instant kind that simple calls for the packet + milk, or, you can buy it pre-made in little plastic cups!

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Oatmeal is really simple, and I eat oatmeal just about every day. I makes mine in the microwave, and after the quick oats are prepared (usually about 90 seconds), I then add in yogurt... or peanut butter... or peanut butter and jelly... sometimes chocolate... good stuff!

Oatmeal is just about as simple as it gets. Ramen noodles are pretty close, too. It all boils down to boiling water!

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LOL at the fast food... I guess that's pretty simple!

We've done the Rice-a-Roni or the stir-fry deal, where you get the rice going, add the spices, and then mix in your favorites for meat (for us, usually chicken - already pre-cooked and cubed) and vegetables.

Anything that cuts down on the number of dishes to do afterwards is a bonus, too!

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Vegetables in general are fairly simple (wash and cut to desired shape/size)... not to mention nutritious!

Your mention of cucumbers reminds me of how some people make cucumber sandwiches, which is another simple thing to make (buttered bread with cucumbers.)

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