What brand of lasagne do you like?

No judging from me. Guilt free, I am headed to Costco and Wegmans for prepared sides, anything that looks good for Mothers Day weekend. My kids are coming to the riverhouse, our vacation home, for the weekend. That means I need food for Saturday and Sunday. They will bring some too. Spaghetti and meat sauce will be dinner on Saturday. I load up the sauce with meatballs, sausage, pork ribs, and lamb necks. The grands and daughters asked for it. Sunday a picnic with hamburgers, ribs, chicken wings and sides and salads are on ht menu. Ice cream for dessert always. Summer riverhouse fun begins this weekend. I have no complaints.

My son and a friend are arriving today so I will be cooking all weekend. A small price to pay as he completes my honey-do list.

That was my question. What brand of lasagna? That sounds great. Now I need just two more Ideas for Friday and Saturday.

I bought Gordon Food Service brand name, they really are good. Thanks everyone, my quilt is now gone :)

I once was visiting family and had lasagna with them as sort of an eat and run dinner. All the kids were headed out to their sports and their Mom and Dad out to coach. So they were all hurried. I was so impressed with the lasagna and gave my sister-in-law praise for her cooking. She told me it was Stouffer's from the frozen foods aisle. Well, really it was very salty, but if you don't mind salt, I though it was good.

Son and his wife are coming for lunch. I'm cooking as I don't do that for myself. Country lo boil with shrimp, potatoes, fresh corn on the cob, texas toast and peach cobbler.

Whatever works!

I've been asked where I want to go tomorrow. Cane's is having a buy one get one free. That's good enough for me. My usual fav's are going to be crowded.

I have bought the Marie Callender frozen lasagna and it was surprisingly good. I like to fix a loaf of garlic bread or garlic and cheese Texas toast with it.

At my sisters in laws get together...they were doing a "no homemade" dinner...no one was supposed to cook or make anything...only store bought/pick up....No need to feel guilty Judy. Although when my sister said she need to stop and pick up macaroni salad I did lift a brow LOL

My neighbor often relies on frozen entrees for he and his two grandchildren. He's very good about adding fresh vegetable sides and salads, which the girls really like.

Some of those meals are pretty good!

I didn't cook at all. My kids invited themselves over to cook burgers and hotdogs on the firepit. My husband made a tossed salad. I cracked open a vodka cooler and enjoyed the day.

I made salad. Spinach, strawberries, tomatoes, cucumbers, toasted pecans, and a lime vinaigrette. Sister cheated and bought lasagna. See? And we loved eating it. There was even a store bought cake, and "chocolate" was enough for us to be happy.

Judy, Thanks for the idea. I got Michael Angelo's Meat Lasagna, a baguette from the bakery, Edwards frozen lemon pies, had salad stuff, and a bottle of pinot noir. It was great. Just the two of us and no fuss. I forget how good some of the frozen is now.

Everyone loved it so all was good! I did have a "salad bar" and that was also a huge it. Huge bowl and spring mix greens and all the fixings on the side with a nice assortment of dressings. I think most of the girls only has a very small piece of Lasagna and huge salads LOL

Did some cheating/innovation for lunch here, too. The plan was for daughter to take me garden nursery hopping/shopping in the morning and a fast food lunch out before coming home to plant my goodies. The threatening heavy rain with thunderstorms ruined that plan. Gave up trying to wait out the weather issues, so I heated up the 4 pieces of pizza that was left over from Saturdays supper, added to the salad that was also leftover and peeled 4 clementines and called it lunch. Followed it up with a trip to Rita's Italian Ice for dessert. Worked well for all 6 of us, me, DH, daughter, Connie (daughters housemate) and the 2 granddogs.