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I'm always searching too....my favorite website lately for recipes is budgetbytes.com some recipes I have found and had success with for the whole family are....

http://www.budgetbytes.com/2013/01/creamy-spinach-sausage-pasta/
With a salad and garlic bread
http://www.budgetbytes.com/2014/05/southwest-chicken-skillet/
http://www.budgetbytes.com/2012/03/chicken-yakisoba/
We also always eat tacos, rotessierie chicken from Costco with a veggie and baked potatoes, stir fry....

I am trying some recipes from Cook's Country this month.

Tonight I am doing the Crispy Dijon chicken, which is basically a mayo and mustard coating with seasoned breadcrumbs on top. I've done it before with crushed pretzels, you know when you have a small handful left and they're a little stale? Crush them for a crispy coating on chicken!

Coming up:

White bean and sausage stew
Quiche
Homemade pizza
Pasta risotto
Toasted orrechiette with meatballs
Tacos
Lemon chicken drumsticks with orzo
Zuppa toscana

I'm also about to do a bunch of freezer meals for the slow cooker:

Thai peanut chicken
Chicken fajitas
Chicken curry with peas
Teriyaki chicken
Chicken broccoli Alfredo
Meatball vegetable soup
Turkey and black bean chili
Beef roast with carrots
Taco soup
Beef stroganoff
Sausage and lentil soup
Cranberry mustard pork
Mushroom barley stew
Sweet potato and basil soup

Recently I made low cost chicken parm using just four ingredients. 1) chicken- boneless, skinless thighs, 2) Shake & Bake Italian flavor, 3) Spaghetti sauce- spinach flavor, and shredded mozzarella cheese. There were 7 thighs in the package, DH ate five that night, so the meal was a success. I served it with buttery parm pasta and veggies.

@lovehoneybee: I am impressed!!