Start a fun pasta dish on the stovetop and finish it in the oven, all while getting it on the table in a half hour. In less time than it takes to have a pizza delivered, you can make a pizza-inspired pasta dish in the comfort of your own home.
Spring is here, but it's often dressed in winter's clothes. When that happens, bring warmth to your table and everyone around it with a warm and cozy casserole featuring a fantastic sauce, tender chicken, lots of hash browns, and a crown of cheese.
Taking a few minutes to assemble a frittata by separating the eggs and treating them slightly differently gives the finished dish the feeling of an airy soufflé. Tossing about 5 extra minutes into the prep time means giving your breakfast an elegant texture you'll find yourself serving for dinner too!
A multi-step and segmented meal allows you to customize it to suit your tastes, dietary preferences, and preparation time desired for a meal that will have you digging into some classic and downright delicious Arabic cuisine.
A couple cans of crescent dough and your favorite taco fillings gets you a fast and fun complete dinner. Mix and match your family's favorites to make it your own and enjoy a twist on taco night any night of the week.
Make your lentils ahead of time to allow them to cool down and you can toss this salad together quickly to serve alongside your favorite meals. It pairs well with everything from chicken and fish to steak and chops.
This simple casserole takes advantage of leftover shredded chicken - rotisserie anyone? - and is sure to be met with cheers around the table. A creamy sauce and frozen veggies with a crunchy topping round it out.
A fun cookie bar recipe featuring pumpkin, dark chocolate, oatmeal, and even maple syrup is a perfect afternoon pick me up with tea. Make a batch and take a bar or two along to work or bring a whole pan to make a good impression at the office.
A perfect pantry and root cellar recipe to warm you on those cool days without having you at the stove for hours, this curry is packed with winter storing vegetables like sweet potatoes, onions, ginger, and garlic and joined by champions like red lentils, fire-roasted diced tomatoes, and a bevy of your favorite spices.
A quick savory muffin is a perfect pair for everything from chili and soups to pasta and casseroles. Packed with two kinds of cheese and tangy green onions, you'll want to make a double batch and freeze some to have on hand at a moment's notice.
