Tender udon noodles and thinly sliced beef coupled with a bevy of vegetables make for a quick and delicious stir fry. Get a versatile and simple way to stir fry packed udon noodles that will have you exploring all kinds of options.
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This downright beautiful stir fry is also exceptionally versatile. Packed with spicy ground pork and vegetables in a rainbow of colors, you can serve it over rice, tossed with thick udon noodles, tucked into lettuce wraps, or bundled into rice wrappers.
A fast and easy dinner that can be made in one pan is just what we all need between the holidays. Brimming with cajun flavor and pasta, chicken, veggies, and cheese, it's a perfect dish for working leftovers and bits of this and that into.
Enjoy a curry-laden soup that's hearty enough to fill you up and warm you heart and soul. Vegan by default, you'll never miss a thing with a bowl of this comfort food.
As summer comes to an end, put it in a bowl and eat it. Everything from sweet tomatoes to crisp peas and cucumber find their way into this simple salad that's taken up a notch with marinated mozzarella and kept quick and easy with your favorite dressing.
A quick stir-fry dinner gives you everything from shrimp and tender noodles to sugar snap peas and crunchy peppers all in a spicy-sweet sauce. All of this can be on the table in about twenty minutes - now that's fast food!
When you've fired up the grill for chicken, burgers, or any other summer favorite, make sure you toss some veggies on too. But popping them into a heavy grill pan and cooking them with indirect heat, you can ease up on the tending and let them cook to perfection alongside fussier main courses.
Leftover pork roast makes a stellar stir-fry super quick and easy. Embrace the cleverness that is planning new meals based on leftovers. You'll be thrilled to have quick meals at the ready without lingering in monotony.
A combination of fresh vegetables, leftovers, and convenience products brings dinner together in no time. If you don't have a couple leftover brats about, any sausage will do. Mixing and matching what you have on hand is key to this simple skillet meal.