I need the absolute easiest nutritious meals to help a single mom

I'm exhausted. But tonight I feel like a genius with giving myself a break and when the pizza order app did not work I decided to put a can of tuna in brown rice with sesame seeds and green onions and olive oil and sesame oil and that is dinner tonight

I need something just as easy as this please

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You could make little pizzas with bread, tomato paste and cheese, then pop them in the oven until the cheese is melted. :) That one’s pretty easy, although my toddler isn’t a fan of it haha… not yet anyway! 😂
She loves her rice though, and fish fingers are another easy one. I just pop them in the air fryer and add some cucumber on the side.
Another option is meatballs cooked in the oven with rice on the side. And some brocolli on the side. You can mix it up a bit too — sometimes I make white rice and sometimes basmati. I add a little stock to the water, plus pepper, onion powder and garlic powder for some extra flavour.
Or you could just do scrambled eggs with toast. 😊

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I microwave an egg with cheese and spinach. mash some avocado and slice some tomatoes.

Toast with egg or avocado

Pasta with cheese

Stir fry Noodles and whatever protein and veggies

You can cook stuff in a rice cooker or instant pot too and just leave it there. I recommend buying either one if you don’t have it

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Thank you mamas those all sound great. I wish my son ate bread that makes things a bit tougher. I'm gonna lean into tuna cans and salmon cans but I'm afraid of sodium content like wow

Eggs sounds good!

I should've mentioned how much I want the most mess free meals lol

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