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Dump dinners are basically a life-saver when you’re busy – which is pretty much all the time, right? It doesn’t take more than a week of eating at restaurants for the glamor to wear off, and suddenly you really want a homemade meal. But who has the time for that, between your job, family and other responsibilities? Guess what – you do! These easy dump and go dinners are a complete life (and time) saver. Now you can eat wonderful homemade meals in just a few steps! When you need quick dinner ideas, we’ve got you covered.
Weeknight dinner ideas are hard to come by. Many quick dinner recipes seem too complicated or aren’t budget-friendly. Maybe they’re quick, but they’re too much work when you’re tired and hungry. With dump dinners, there’s little prep so you can sit back and let your dinner make itself. Best of all, these dinners tend to be family favorites. Simple is better! Plus, when you’re dealing with easy dinner recipes, it’s easy to modify for dietary needs.
We decided to expand on our popular collection of 9 Dump & Go Dishes: Quick Dinner Ideas for When You’re In a Hurry. After all, there’s a great need for them! Here’s three weeks worth of dinner ideas. That’s a month’s worth, planned out for you. Just pick up the ingredients and you’ll be ready for a quick dinner in a pinch.
Whether you’re looking for an easy casserole recipe or a slow cooker main dish, you’ll find something both quick and easy in our collection of dump and go dinners. Go on, give it a try – your inner chef is ready for these quick dinner recipes. Feed your creativity!
15 Dump & Go Dinners: Dump Dinners to Make Weeknights Easy
- Easy Dump and Bake Chicken Casserole
- 4-Ingredient Dump and Go Russian Chicken
- Bisquick Creamy Chicken Casserole – Plus 20 of our best Bisquick recipes!
- Dump and Go Cowboy Chicken
- Twenty Minute Tortellini Bake
- Dump and Go Beef Stroganoff
- Dump and Go Hawaiian Chicken
- Dump and Go General Tsaos Chicken
- Dump and Go Chicken Stroganoff
- 4-Ingredient Dump and Go Cobbler – For when you have a sweet tooth 🙂
- Chicken and Swiss Casserole
- Dump n’ Go Vegetable Tortellini Alfredo
- Easy Cheesy Ritzy Chicken Casserole
- Ham and Cheese Biscuit Pull Apart Casserole
- Easy Mexican Chicken Lasagna
Plus, ground beef recipes always make more a quick, easy meal! Love these quick dinner ideas? Don’t miss 9 Dump & Go Dishes: Quick Dinner Ideas for When You’re In a Hurry.
What’s your go-to quick dinner?
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My favorite on here is the Dump and Go General Tsaos Chicken served over rice. It’s such an easy dish, and you get the same great taste of something you might get at an expensive Hibachi restaurant. I’ve made a similar dish in less time by just grilling a chicken breast and cubed steak with some different seasonings and mixing it in with chicken flavored rice. It isn’t quite as flavorful as the Tsaos chicken, but it is still absolutely delicious!
All I am seeing are DAIRY-DEPENDNT MEALS — some of us are allergic to ANY TYPE of DAIRY PRODUCT. ?Why no mention of ANY DAIRY ALTERNATIVES in YOUR RECIPES; it would truly be appreciated.
It seems like if you have to use alternative dairy products that you would know what to use to replace her ingredients…it’s not her responsibility…just appreciate the recipes.
Yep. I’m of the school that if you have a problem with certain products, then that’s your problem and no one else’s. This sense of entitlement-because-you’re-special thing is out of control. People need to take responsibility for their own problems.
a request might go over better if it didn’t SEEM SO RUDE AND DEMANDING!!
I dont believe it is the writer’s job to come up with all eating alternatives for all food allergies. You know what you are allergic to and what can and should be substituted, you do it.
The General Tso’s chicken looks interesting. I wonder if it will compare to my favorite take out. I would skip the pepper flakes and add a good shot of Siracha though!