When succotash meets the end of the growing season, dinnertime bliss abounds. Everything from juicy tomatoes to tender corn come together in this quick sauté. And to bind it all together, Mexican chorizo and tender shrimp join the party.
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As fall sets in with a vengeance, get a taste of summer by combining the magic of a shrimp boil with the speed of the grill. Tender shrimp, potatoes, sausage, and corn get a buttery garlic treatment before spending a little time in foil pillows on the grill.
Refrigerated biscuits make sausage pastries (think open-faced sausage rolls) a super simple treat to make. Whether you are serving them as a hearty appetizer or pairing them with a salad for dinner, they are definitely a crowd (and cook) pleaser!
With our lives becoming more and more complicated, isn't it nice to let trusted kitchen appliances like your Instant Pot help make tonight's dinner easier? Suddenly complex dishes like jambalaya, chock full of sausage and shrimp, are easy weeknight meals.
Stuffing mix makes a quick stuffing happen for stuffed squash that can fit into anyone's busy weeknight dinner schedule. Comfort food is here to help you get through the winter doldrums. Let your oven work for you while you make the stuffing.
Roasting tomatoes bring out the depth of flavor and natural sweetness in them, so they make a perfect match for hot Italian sausage and lightly sautéed gnocchi. The result is sure to become a comfort food classic during a season known for chilling us all to the bone.
If you find yourself wishing for an extended Octoberfest celebration, grab your favorite skillet and put together some great comfort food bowls brimming with the flavors of Germany. Everything from smoked sausage and bacon to tender taters and a mustard-cider sauce are here for you to enjoy.
Packed with sausage, peppers, onions, and more, packaged gnocchi gets a fall makeover in this quick dinner recipe. Part of our autumn comfort food series, this versatile dish will become one of your go-to menu ideas for busy weeks and more!
When dinner involves tossing a bunch of fantastic ingredients with oil and cajun seasoning, arranging it on a sheet pan, and tossing it in the oven, you've got a busy night dinner plan star. Save time without sacrificing flavor with this amazing recipe.
Sheet pan dinners are popular and it's no wonder: you mix a bunch of ingredients on a baking sheet, pop them into the oven, and dinner bakes itself. You can put together a salad or some other side, but the cleverness of it all is that you can just make the contents of that pan dinner!