From the Door to Dinner in less Time

After a long day at work, the last thing you want to do is think about what to cook for supper.  But you know that is the first question on the minds of your hubby and kids.  So, I've learned some shortcuts to make meal time quick and easy but still feel and taste like homemade.

Chicken Dishes

A wonderfully wise woman shared with me one time that if you buy the frozen chicken tenders rather than the frozen chicken breast, they cook faster.  I don't usually know the morning of what we will have for dinner that night, so for me, defrosting takes valuable time.  If you buy the big bag of frozen tenders, you don't have to defrost them before you cook them. 

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