Going meatless doesn’t mean boring meals. These vegetarian dinners are filling, flavorful, and satisfying enough that you won’t miss the meat. Most use simple ingredients you can find at any grocery store and many can be made ahead for busy weeknights. Whether you’re doing Meatless Monday or eating vegetarian full-time, these recipes give you plenty…
When money’s tight, you still gotta eat decent food that fills you up. These 33 meals prove you don’t need to spend a lot to eat well – most cost under $5 to feed a family and use basic ingredients you can find anywhere. They’re simple enough to make on busy weeknights and filling enough…
These are the dinners everyone’s making right now because they’re quick, tasty, and don’t require a million ingredients. Most of these can be on your table in 30 minutes or less, which is perfect for busy weeknights when you don’t want to order takeout again. They’re also the kind of meals that look good in…
Making fancy restaurant-style food at home isn’t as hard as people think. Most gourmet dishes are about good ingredients and simple techniques, not complicated stuff. These recipes will impress your guests but won’t stress you out in the kitchen. Some take a bit of time but most of that is hands-off cooking while you do…
Cooking for two can be tricky – most recipes feed 4-6 people and you end up with tons of leftovers. These dinners are sized just right and packed with flavor so you don’t feel like you’re missing out. Most of them come together in 30-45 minutes which makes them perfect for weeknight cooking. No more…
College is expensive and dorm kitchens are basically nonexistent, but you don’t have to live on ramen forever. These recipes use stuff you can store in your room and make with just a microwave, mini fridge, and maybe a hot plate if you’re lucky. Most ingredients cost under $20 total and make multiple meals. Perfect…
Making dinner at home for someone special feels way more personal than going out to a crowded restaurant. You can control the music, lighting, and timing plus it costs way less than fancy restaurants. These 27 ideas range from simple to impressive so you can pick based on your cooking skills and how much effort…
These tender chicken drumsticks are coated in a sweet, sticky BBQ sauce that appeals to kids who love eating with their hands. The natural fun of drumsticks makes dinner feel less formal and more enjoyable. Ingredients Instructions Step 1: Prep the Chicken Preheat oven to 425°F. Pat drumsticks dry and season with salt and pepper….
This enhanced mac and cheese contains pureed cauliflower blended seamlessly into the cheese sauce. Kids taste only the familiar creamy, cheesy goodness while getting a significant serving of vegetables they’d normally reject. Ingredients Instructions Step 1: Steam the Secret Vegetable Steam cauliflower florets until very soft, about 12-15 minutes. Transfer to a blender with 1/4…
These personal-sized pizzas give kids control over their meal while creating an interactive dinner experience. The English muffin base provides the perfect canvas for creativity, and you can sneak in extra nutrition without anyone noticing. Ingredients Instructions Step 1: Prep for Pizza Making Preheat oven to 400°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Split…
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