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How to Batch Cook for the Week Without Getting Bored
How to batch cook for the week without getting bored: cook building blocks, remix them with sauces, follow a sample plan and know how long food keeps.
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BBQ Chicken Flatbread Pizzas
BBQ chicken flatbread pizzas top naan or flatbread with saucy shredded chicken, red onion and melted mozzarella. A 20-minute dinner kids love.
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Creamy Tuna Pasta Bake
Creamy tuna pasta bake folds pasta, canned tuna and peas into a simple cheese sauce under a crisp crumb topping. A pantry dinner for four.
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Baked Chicken Tacos
Baked chicken tacos fill crunchy taco shells with seasoned shredded chicken and cheese and bake them until melted and crisp. Ready in 25 minutes.
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Hidden-Veggie Sloppy Joes
Hidden veggie sloppy joes simmer ground beef with finely grated carrot, onion and bell pepper in a sweet, tangy sauce. A 30-minute family dinner.
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Cheesy Chicken & Rice Skillet
This cheesy chicken and rice skillet cooks chicken and rice together in one pan, then stirs in milk and cheddar until creamy. Ready in 35 minutes.
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5 Cheap and Healthy Dinners That Kids Will Actually Eat
5 cheap, healthy dinners kids will actually eat, built on cheese, rice, tacos and pizza, plus tips for picky eaters and easy sides.
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Raspberry Chocolate Mini Bundt Cakes
Raspberry chocolate mini Bundt cakes are rich, small-batch chocolate cakes studded with tart raspberries. A simple dessert for date night.
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Mediterranean Stuffed Peppers for Two
Mediterranean stuffed peppers for two, filled with rice, chickpeas, spinach, tomatoes and feta, then baked until tender. A cozy meatless dinner.
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Shrimp and Broccoli Pasta
Shrimp and broccoli pasta for two with garlic, butter, lemon and Parmesan. A light, restaurant-style dinner at home in about 25 minutes.
