**The contest has now ended. Winners will be announced 4/20/09.**
When MyBlogSpark asked me if I wanted to try Romano's Macaroni Grill, I jumped at the chance. I am a girl who loves (LOVES!) her pasta. It's a serious addiction. I received my basket a couple of days ago and in it was a colander, serving spoon, cheese grater, box of the Creamy Basil Parmesan Chicken & Pasta, and coupons to get 3 more free packages the next time I visit my grocery store. Sounds yummo.
Earlier today, I decided to make this for lunch. I expected it to be like most box pastas, but it is much better. Inside the box you get linguine pasta, grated parmesan and romano cheese blend, basil and cheese seasoning, creamy sauce, and sun dried tomatoes. The ingredients seemed to be of a much higher quality than most boxed pastas. After about 20 minutes of a delicious smelling kitchen, it was finally done. I still have to get hubby to try it when he gets home later but as for me, I really enjoyed it. It tasted more like something I could buy in a restaurant rather than something I whipped up in 20 minutes.
Next time I'll definitely follow the quick "cooking tip" on the box and buy already cut up chicken breasts. Touching and cutting chicken weirds me out anyway.
You can win a basket just like this...
Just leave me a comment telling me what your biggest struggle is when preparing a family meal. Three baskets will be given away, selected randomly from the entries. The deadline is midnight EST on Sunday, April 19th. Please answer the question...an entry that just says "thanks" or something similar will not be counted.
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344 comments:
«Oldest ‹Older 1 – 200 of 344 Newer› Newest»Finding ingredients that everyone will eat. I have some picky eaters.
I have a hard time figuring out more than once course to a meal. I am great at chicken with rice, but when it comes to veggies or other side dishes, I stink.
I find it hard to be consistent every single night, and for our budget, it would make sense to stick to a plan. Some days I just can't get it together on time to make dinner, so we get pizza or takeout. My biggest struggle is consistency.
Hard to find variety. I find myself cooking the same types of foods all the time.
My biggest challenge is just staying on task. There are so many interruptions that I always forget about something that's on the stove, or garlic bread under the broiler.
My biggest challenge is that everyone in the family is on a different schedule. Just getting a meal to all of them can cover a time period of over 3 hrs. The microwave has become my friend.
Time is definitely the toughest hurdle I have to cross when preparing meals for my family.
I have problems with cooking way too much, seems i always cook for an army at least thats what they keep telling me and then nobody eats the leftovers, I think it comes from have a large family growing up and my mother had to cook for 6, we only have 4 of us but I usually make enough for at least 10 and usually it goes to waste, so thats my biggest struggle is portion control when it comes to preparing meals so that we quit wasting so much and especially when food costs so much and we are having hard times these days, Thanks for hosting this wonderful giveaway
My biggest struggle is being more creative - I tend to make the same few dishes over and over and I know everyone is sick of it!
Thanks for the giveaway :)
hurdler4eva(at)gmail(dot)com
OMG, just trying to fix a meal with a toddler trying to climb up your leg is a job in and of itself! Anything to make it easier would be great :) Thanks for the opportunity!
annasmama0702@gmail.com
My biggest struggle is timing the meal. My husband comes home early sometimes and wants dinner at 3 Pm.
I have four small boys and they're terribly picky eaters, so my biggest struggle is finding something that everyone will eat. I hate to be a short-order cook every evening.
Thanks!
diane underscore brush at yahoo dot com
Everyone wants something different and it's hard to make it nutrious at the same time
My biggest struggle is thinking of something to make in 20 minutes that my family hasn't already eaten twice that week.
tvollowitz at aol dot com
My 8yr old daughter will not go near veggies!! so i try to add them to dinners very discreetly without having to puree them.
I have a hard time getting motivated to cook at all. My husband either complains that its no good (not up to his native Philadelphia standards) or he had a late lunch doesn't eat. Then the kids refuse to eat half the time, so why bother?
my biggest struggle is timing, getting things to finish cooking all at the same time
My biggest struggle is cooking with as little prep time needed as possible, as I have a two year old who will quickly want my attention. In addition, I need more variety. I tend to cook the same things over and over again.
After finding something that everyone will eat; its getting it all ready on time!
Thanks, we love Macaroni Grill!
nancyrobster@gmail.com
(in Canada)
I love healthy vegetarian meals and my boyfriend and his kids are used to eating out of the box meals...LOL
mzpaw@yahoo.com
Everyones' unique palate.
Getting everything and everyone ready to eat at the same time.
My biggest challenge is finding enough time to prepare homecooked family meals. It seems like we're always rushing and I rely too heavily on convenience foods.
The hardest thing about my meal planning is the ingredients. My husband likes meat and potatoes. My daughter and I like veggies. Thanks!
i would have to say finding a variety of meals that my husband will eat- my mom and i will basically eat anything, whereas my hubby has to have everything seasoned just so, and likes meats, and rice, and not much else- so its hard trying to not make the same thing over and over.
My biggest struggle is dealing with illness. I am battling MS so I need meals that are quick and easy to fix.
dawns_horizen@yahoo.com
Never knowing who is going to be home for supper, how many to make for.
I have a hard time thinking of quick meals for a family on the go.
abfantom (at) yahoo (dot) com
making something everyone likes and quick
Deciding what to have day after day!!
Linz said :
Time to prepare the meal at the end of the day.
sardisoaks(at)live(dot)com
mt biggest struggle is making somthing every likes and is also good for them.
finding something everyone will eat.
My biggest struggle is coming up with variety for dinner rather then the same thing all the time. Other struggle is playing referee with my two kids well cooking.
samsakara@twcny.rr.com
Making something that we'll all like -- we have vastly different preferences when it comes to food!
thefatesarevicious at yahoo dot com
trying to cook something different that my wife would like
snowyatnite@yahoo.com
My biggest challenge is finding something quick and easy that everyone will like.
making something that everyone can eat at different times. mverno@roadrunner.com
I hate the standing which is hard on the back and the differences in eating styles.
I like to make things quick & easy.
Cooking something new and fresh. I hate cooking the same things over..and over again.
Thanks
charisscharity [at] yahoo [dot] com
Hard to find variety. I like on a farm and we have a lot of hamberbuger in the freezer at all times I am always looking for new ideas on what to do with it
trying to make something everyone will eat.
My biggest struggle is making sure everything is done at the same time so that everything is hot when I serve it.
My biggest struggle is finding something that everyone will eat - like veggies that everyone likes.
Making enough to stretch for dinner and lunch the next day.
My biggest struggle when preparing a meal is just figuring out what to fix that everyone will be happy with.
Finding the energy and moving through the arthritic pain to actually cook a decent meal! Not to mention variety- we're getting tired of Mac & Cheese!
texas_heartland84[at]yahoo[dot]com
I live by myself and if anyone can cook for one person I applaud them I end up with either enough to feed 4 people or can't decide what to cook its really hard to come up with interesting meals.
kline.p@sbcglobal.net
I have trouble coming up with different things to make that my whole family will like. I think we need more variety in our meals.
mgoss@bobgoss.com
I like to cook a nice big dinner on weekends or for a crowd, it's hard to cook for just 2 people, especially when you're tired.
THANKS FOR THE GIVEAWAY !!!
pbrigance62@comcast.net
My biggest struggle when preparing a meal is simply having to prepare more than one meal. My 3-year-old is still picky, though trying to explore new options. In the meantime, I still have to prepare something new and fresh for me and my husband while feeding our baby and cooking a second meal.
Elizabeth
mrsgerbil@hotmail.com
My biggest struggle is finding the time to cook a meal with my 8 month old crawling all over the house!!
Christine Allne
ccaron177@comcast.net
My biggest struggle is getting dinner on the table when I am the only one home with the two little ones. If dh or ds(10) are not home to keep them in the living room, I am constantly having to check on them.
One thing I do to make my life easier is cook meat and freeze it. I will buy chicken breast and ground meat in bulk, cook one pound at a time (usually while I am doing dishes or cleaning kitchen) and then freeze. I then just thaw out when I need it. For chicken I just break it up after I thaw it out - that way i don't handle raw chicken - YUCK.
Lisette
www.couponqueenofcorning.com
ps. I am inviting you and your readers to come visit my blog and sign up to win over $100 in coupon. Ends Saturday.
My biggest struggle is scaling down my cooking to two people since all the kiddos left home. I try, but I still come out with too much food.
Lovely! I can smell the cooking already
pleasing everyone!
frogz60@hotmail.com
My biggest culinary struggle is not in the preparation of dishes but, that all the food is hot by the time each diner gets to the table!
Definitely preperation time. With work and the commute home, I don't arrive home until at least 7. By that time, I need to make something quick and easy.
My biggest struggle when it comes to cooking a meal is trying something different. I seem to cook the same 10 meals and rotate them
My biggest struggle is trying to find something different to cook that we're not all completely tired of eating...and trying to make everyone happy is definitely a hard task!
a_proffitt79 at yahoo dot com
Making quick healthy meals on the go is our biggest struggle.
My biggest struggle is trying to find something that everyone likes.
Ellen
eering99@hotmail.com
The biggest problem I have is getting the family together - If I can do that - then I can work on figuring out how to make something.
I struggle with finding a healthy variety of easy to make meals. I like stuff you can make in less than 30 minutes. There are alot of recipes but most are not very healthy.
My biggest struggle is actually cooking something my whole family will eat! Everyone has their particular likes and dislikes and unfortunately, they are different amongst us. But, I keep trying!
ke@roadrunner(dot)com
Getting everyone to eat at the same time and like the same thing!
amwysoc@ilstu.edu
just moved have nothing set me up
My biggest issue (meal-related only, because God knows I have bigger fish to fry) is just *remembering* to get something ready. I must have at least a week's worth of meals ready to go in the freezer, but I never remember dinner until it's already 5:30 and too late to thaw anything out! :(
My biggest challenge is finding something that everyone can or will eat. I have a picky eater and a toddler with only a few teeth. Thanks for the chance to win!
sueellison@hcecwildblue.com
My biggest struggle preparing a family meal is having all the ingredients on hand!
My biggest challenge is being able to come up with new recipes and try to give my family something different.
Variety and time!!! Making the same quick meals so often gets boring for the cook as well as those who eat them. And after work who has the time or energy to fix more elaborate recipes.
I have a hard time timing it so everything is done at the same time!
my son is playing baseball and this would be a great fix for him
My biggest problem is making sure that when I am making different things for dinner that they all get done at the same time. dwelchert@yahoo.com
I think inspiration is my biggest challenge. What? They don't want hamburgers again? But they said these were the best burgers EVER. Seriously? You're sick of enchiladas? But the last few times I asked you what you wanted you said Enchiladas!
I make something, they all love it, so I make it twice a week for three months. What? What's their problem?
Mary
zenrei57 (at) hotmail (dot) com
My biggest problem is trying to please everybody's palette - I feel like a short order cook with all the different fussy eaters in my house LOL
Trying to find something that everyone likes is the biggest problem. I like spicy, husband likes veggies, kids like junk food.
my daughter is a vegaterian and so we tend to eat the same thing several times a week
I'm a horrible coordinator; I can never cook everything to be done at the same time..something always ends up cold because it got done faster. My timing is always off.
shel704 at aol dot com
My biggest problem is i have two vegaterians and three meat eaters in the home. I find i cook two different menus each night for dinner.
texaswaitress (at) hotmail.com
Trying to please everyone at the dinner table. What a hassle.
patricjames@hotmail.com
My biggest struggle is forcing myself to take the time to cook when I get home from work. All too often, I cave in and buy something to go instead of actually preparing a nutritious meal. I know it saves time, but it costs more and makes me feel guilty. :(
my biggest struggle is if my husband will like what I prepared! Fussy!
My biggest problem is everyone comes home at different times. Getting dinner started before one of my teens bakes a pizza ...
My biggest problem is timing - almost without fail, one thing is not quite hot once everything is ready. asthenight at gmail dot com
My biggest problem is not cooking the same thing over and over and over! I have a hard time coming up with new things and when I do they are called debi's surprise - and it is not nicely meant sometimes!
My biggest struggle is finding nutritious food that all my family members will eat. Thanks for the giveaway.
My biggest struggle is finding something I can cook fast enough because I work
Chopping everything up, I get impatient if I am the manual food processor for a long, long, long list of ingredients- then I start laming out & making big uneven pieces... Even though almost everything is nicer chopped more uniformly & small (think onions or peppers here). It can be a struggle to get inspired to even start something ambitious & homemade, but always worth it if you do.
Finding something to make quickly when everyone is headed in different directions.
I love these Romanos Macaroni Grill meals...they're so fast to make for the rushed lifestyle we all live. And they actually taste great!
The biggest problem is finding something that appeals to my picky 7 year old.
traymona[at]aol.com
My biggest struggle is figuring out what to cook, thanks.
Finding different things that are healthy to eat at supper is a problem. I just get tired sometimes of trying to think of what to have. Thanks
Not getting bored is one thing. We have a few staples but mixing it up and doing so within a budget is always a challenge.
My biggest problem is variety--I like to try new recipes, and the family is pretty good at trying them. The only problem comes when one likes something that nobody else does!
clynsg at yahoo.com
My biggest problem is trying to get everyone to leave me alone so that I CAN make the family meal!
coachsusie@bellsouth.net
Hard to cooked what everyone likes. Hard to please everyone.Just have to say eat it or go hungry. At least that what my mother said when I was young. Sure worked. I didn't go hungry.
Getting everything done at the same time! Particularly the potatoes :)
my biggest struggle right now is simply remembering to take out the meat in the morning to thaw out, I have a three month old and he is a hand ful in the morning!!!
jennifer.lleras@gmail.com
My biggest struggle is coming up with new ideas of dishes that everyone will eat. It gets so boring eating the same things
My biggest struggle is pleasing one carnivore and two vegetarians! Pasta with two sauces is usually my saving grace.
My biggist problem is finding something everyone likes. They have very different taste.
Timing!! Are the potatoes done when the meat is? Are the veggies overcooked? I especially have this problem at holiday dinners
Pleasing everyone is the biggest challenge
My biggest struggle is that my family is hungry early--like, right when I get home from work. So they either get cranky or eat snacks while they are waiting.
Jennifer, jennem22 at yahoo dot com
Timing. Getting everything ready at the same time.
My biggest struggle is not the planning or shopping but the actual motivation to start the cooking process.
I have the hardest time thinking of healthy dinners to make for my family. I get so bored of the same old recipes. I'd love to try this Macaroni Grill pasta. I love eating out at the Macaroni Grill. Thanks for the chance!
my biggest problem is deciding what to make and finding the right thing...thanks for the great giveaway
I have a hard time coming up with interesting meal ideas every day. It is kind of hit and miss at our house.
My biggest struggle to get the family meal together is getting all the different foods ready to serve at the same time! Like making sure the main entree (roast, chicken, fish, etc.), the main side dish (potatoes, rice, etc.) and the small side dish (veggie usually), and a salad &/or bread all cooked and ready to serve at the same time, without one of them being undercooked or overcooked when it's time to serve! lol!
txgigggles@yahoo.com
My biggest problem is having all the ingredients for the meal, seems like I always forget to buy something that I need ahead of time!
lgrieser(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
I love that stuff! It's awesome and so easy to cook. My biggest hurdle when cooking dinner is getting it on the table in a timely manner. Everyone is asking "When will dinner be done?!?!?!?!?!?!"
I love cooking, I find it very relaxing, I just don't like DECIDING what to make or SHOPPING! Tell me what you'd like, and give me the ingredients, and I'll HAPPILY make it!
My biggest struggle is trying to get time to sit down together. Our schedules are so different.
My biggest challenge if finding something healthy, economical and easy to prepare.
My biggest problem is coming up with something new and different each week, also my daughter is a very picky eater! Thanks for the chance! hawkgirl_16 {at} hotmail {dot} com
i;m excited over this one
I too have tried this same quick-fix meal, using pre-cooked chicken, and it has become a fave in our home. The hardest thing for me is planning ahead (coming up with enough meals for 2 weeks) and then getting dinner started at a decent time!
Finding something everyone will eat, that is quick and I can make after I get home from work. Thanks for the chance.
mogrill@comcast.net
My biggest struggle is finding new ways to cook chicken and pasta.
I like quick fix meals, anything that takes more than 30 minutes is too tiring for these old legs.
My biggest challenge is getting enough ambition together to get in the kitchen and cook...rather be outside :)
My biggest problem is that my husband works an hour away and never gets of off work at the same time everyday I have the meal planned and he calls me to let me know he's on his way home so I get everything in the oven so that it'll will be finished when he gets here We like to be able to eat all together not at different times
my family is always on the run..finding something i can keep warm and still taste good is my challenge
having to run to the grocery store because I am out of a single ingreient
My biggest problem is coming up with a meal that everyone likes. With 6 people in our family, it's inevitible that one of my kids will have a problem with something on their plate. Thanks for the giveaway~
My biggest struggle when preparing a family meal is finding something everyone likes! I usually end up making 2 or 3 different varieties of things just so everyone can be happy :D
Justine417@comcast.net
My husband would eat anything made with hamburger everynight if I would cook it,but thanks to web sites like allrecipes.com I can come up with a variety of meals.
Getting all the dishes cooked at the same time so everything is warm when served.
husband and son come home late from work alot and eating that late can make me sick at bed time
I always have a problem making something that everybody likes and agress on. Everyone is so picky!!
gmerrell@cox.net
I think my biggest struggle is my laziness. After that, it is that my kids are very picky eaters.
To cook a really delicious meal for everybody's taste is not an easy thing:)
annabell_lee_dk (at) yahoo.com
I have several struggles:
1) what is fast and good that I can fix on nights I work late
2) Do I have the ingredients on hand for what I"ve chosen (we're 15 miles from the closest grocery)
3) it's nice to sometimes come up with something new to fix.
I, too, cook the same old things over and over. I also don't fix enough vegetables.
Differnet taste buds. My two year old only likes vegetables. My one year old only likes meat. Husband can't have spicy and no mushrooms. Me. I'll eat anything I can get them to eat. I really want my girls to get the nutrition they need and that is a challenge in itself.
This would be a wonderful gift to give my daughter. She is always so busy with work and family.
Everyone has different preferences, so I have a hard time coming up with different things to prepare that everyone will eat.
picky eaters are my problem.
mjgroesbeck@yahoo.com
Making something that everyone will eat is my biggest problem!
I run out of new ideas
what to make is my biggest dilemma.
eddiem11@ca.rr.com
My biggest challenge is the meal planning part of it all, I'm great at using my coupons, sticking to my budget and getting everyone to the table to eat together, but it's a challenge to do the planning for the week, and some days I'll forget to defrost something, so this would be a neat and well received win for sure because anything Pasta is always my turn to on those nights when I forget to proper planning or to defrost. This sounds like it would become a pantry staple!
having all the ingredients you need to make what kids want on that day!. there is always something they have to forgo.thanks for the great contest. We all love macaroni grill.thanks
My biggest struggle is planning ahead what we are going to eat.
pkildow at gmail dot com
My biggest struggle when making dinner is maneuvering around my tiny kitchen! Thank you for the terrific giveaway!
Kim
turtles8861(at)gmail(dot)com
Hi!
What a nice giveaway! I find it difficult to make sure I have all the ingredients on hand to prepare a large family dinner. Usually, I try to be organized, but then I find I am always out or too low of something when I go to prepare the recipe. Bebe :)
The hardest thing is deciding what to eat for dinner. I hate making the same thing over and over again.
Preparing dinner at my house is a big, stinkin' hassle. The reason that it is hard is because there are five of us, and we all like or dislike different things. At any given meal, there will be about three of us who love it, and two of us who refuse to eat it. sigh... I am always on the lookout for that one miraculous dish that will be able to please us all.
Alicia Webster
5webs@comcast.net
Like many others, my biggest problem is meal planning. I get so tired of making the same things over and over but my family is very reluctant to try new dishes. They do like the Macaroni Grill so I am sure they would like their packaged meals.
Like many others, my biggest problem is meal planning. I get so tired of making the same things over and over but my family is very reluctant to try new dishes. They do like the Macaroni Grill so I am sure they would like their packaged meals.
My biggest challenge is coming up with new healthy dinner ideas other than chicken!!!
Diane-
Dianesmb@aol.com
My biggest struggle is finding something that the whole family will eat. Picky eaters! This Macaroni Grill looks like something everyone would like. Thanks!
Ahhh... trying to please the palette as well as the dietary needs of the WHOLE family... ugh
my biggest struggle is when preparing a family meal is time. i have a long commute and it's just hard to find the time. it seems easier just to order out.
teechbiz at gmail dot com
My biggest struggle is not planning ahead. I have a tendency to start looking in my pantry & fridge about 5PM and thinking "Hmmmmm....what can I make". Something like the Macaroni Grill meals would be perfect as it's quick, easy & we certainly love their restaurant food!!
pamelashockley at netscape dot net
My Biggest Struggle when preparing family meals is due to the fact that I am a vegetarian and Hubby is a carnivore! You would think after 25 years I would have it down pat! NOPE! If someone would just hand me a MENU and say GO! I would be all set! Sometimes we are OK, other times we have a case of people being finicky! Then there's a problem!
As long as it is MEAT free and low fat and Healthy I'll eat it! But I'm the cook, so I can BE finicky! hahahah
Leslie
LeslieVeg@msn.com
http://leslielovesveggies.blogspot.com/
My biggest struggle is timing. I can never seem to synchronize things so that everything finishes cooking at the same time!
Time... Time because Hubby doesn't always get home when he should.. Time because the baby needs me... Time because my son needs me... Time... Hard to make dinner when you have to stop and stop and stop.
Thank you for a fantastic giveaway!
I would love to win. The hardest part for me is to find something to cook that everyone likes and is healthy. To figure that out and plan it is difficult as I would like to broaden our menu. THank you
tatertot374@sbcglobal.net
Christina - xristya@rock.com - My biggest struggle is getting up the enthusiasm to cook every night - and I'm sure there are many other women who would agree!
My problem is trying to figure out who's going to show up for dinner. My kids are grown, but they still show up unannounced a few times a week for dinner. It never fails, if I make enough for everybody-then nobody shows up and if I don't make enough, my kids show up and bring guests.
smchester at gmail dot com
Kid's hanging from my ankles, missing ingredients and time, time, time!
my biggest struggle is keeping dinners healthy and not Ho-hum.
My biggest struggle is finding something different for every meal for a family of five, ages ranging from six to thirty-two.
Mine is that my son likes very little meat and non spicy, my daughter likes spicy and lots of meat and I am a no meat spicy girl and my hubby has to have high fiber pasta.
Some nights I will unexpectantly get off work late and need something quick even though I had planned a meal.
dztanya@gmail.com
My wife and I have four children with very different 'tastes' when it comes to meals! It's always a struggle for us to prepare 'one meal' that they'll all enjoy!
Thanks for the 'great' giveaway offering and good luck to all!
leandrew_taylor@yahoo.com
My biggest struggle is getting the timing right. It seems some things always take longer than I think. semtaylor(at)yahoo(dot)com
I'm running out of ideas. Now I know why mom had meatloaf every Thursday.
jimmyrug@hotmail.com
Finding something that will suit everyone. Lately it seems easier to fix different things instead of trying to find something everyone agrees on!
Touhjest problem is finding something everyone will eat.
Thanks for the giveaway!
Since I'm in a time crunch my struggle is making items that can be rehashed the next night in a completely different way. All the while keeping things healthy,filling,and flavorful.
My problem is finding the time to cook and finding something I haven't cooked a million times!
Thanks for entering me! Great Contest!
Janna Johnson
janna@FeedYourPigBlog.com
www.FeedYourPigBlog.com
i have a hard time getting everything done at the same time. by the time i get everything to the plates something is already cold.
imjessica(at)mail(dot)com
My biggest struggle is just coming up with the idea of what to make every day.
My biggest issue with cooking is timing! The three of us like our steaks different. Ok really I like mine more done than the rest and I never get my done right or when I do then theirs are overcooked. Aside from that its just finding the time in our busy world to do something thats an actual meal. I LOVE to cook and try new things but finding the time for any of that is another issue all together.
xoxo
Undermedicated
The hardest thing in our house is having the time to make a long dinner due to the kids needing to be a practices, etc. Lots of times we have to make something quick. I have seen these in the store but haven't tried them yet. They look really good.
hebert024 at aol dot com
My biggest struggle is trying to cook with my 4 year old son "helping". 97% of the time I don't mind him helping, but sometimes (3%) I could have made an entire dinner in half the time! Thanks for the giveaway, these look like a timesaver!
My biggest problem when trying to plan a family dinnner is working around the kids' schedule. They have practice after school, sometimes until 5, for school sports and then have soccer practice, trumpet lessons, etc. after that. It's hard to be able to something for one at one time that the other can warm up.
My biggest struggle is not having enough burners on the stove. There are four, but the big pans crowd out the little pans and make it hard for everything to stay hot at the same time.
msurosey@yahoo.com
time, or lack of it
Terrific
My biggest struggle is not having enough hands. I think I need to be cloned many times over although my husband wouldn't agree!
elaineneal389[at]hotmail[dot]com
lack of time and my husband is so picky that when i do fix something he will say he will fix him something else
wsmith@peacockins.com
My biggest struggle is just plain TIME. I am always rushed and sometimes it really shows in the meal I put on the table. I love Macaroni Grill and would love to try their home product now.
My biggest challenge is finding ways for my 5 year old daughter to help. She loves helping in the kitchen.
My biggest struggle is trying to cook and while keeping my 3 year old and toddler entertained and away from the cooking area. I usually have them sitting at the table with a snack and activity but they want my attention always when my hands are covered with something or I need to be at the stove stirring or turning something. Love those Macaroni Grill kits, they are wonderful
My problem is deciding what to cook and working up the energy to fix dinner.
My biggest struggle is to find easy and fast recipes
making something my husband likes! he's such a better cook than me and i can tell when he doesn't think my cooking's all that great.
Making an easy, nutritious meal for everyone.
adr1001025[at]msn.com
Getting everything and everyone ready to eat at the same time.
making something everyone can agree on...trinitygsd at yahoo dot com
OMG this is so easy!!
I can NEVER find enough variety!
My 16 yr old bro has recently gone into cancer remission and doesnt like ANYTHING!!
My other bro is allergic to so many things!
My mom has MS and cant hardly do anythhing!!
Thanks for the chance!
My biggest struggle when preparing a meal is timing everything so that it all gets done at the same time and putting together a menu with several different items on it to satisfy all the food groups. I enjoy cooking, but as a mom of four - it can be a struggle to get everything done. I am excited to try this new product by Romano's Macaroni Grill - I had no idea this was available and we LOVE the restaurant! Thanks for the giveaway!
My biggest struggle is finding a meal that everyone likes and will eat
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