All tagged weeknight
Chicken Provençal sounds much fancier than it really is. For all those comfort food fans, this is your jam… chicken and summer veggies in a simple but luscious pan sauce. A medley of green beans, baby potatoes and cherry tomatoes, perfectly seasoned for an anything-but-boring weeknight chicken dish.
You wanna make one of the easiest meals ever, pay next to nothing, and have your family sing your praise? Don't we all? Well look no further, I've got you covered.
Here's an easy recipe that you can toss in the oven after work, and sit down to eat it within the hour. I love that there's no marinate time, or trimming, stuffing, etc. Just drizzle a quick mixture over the top and bake in a preheated oven for about an hour.
Wait for applause.
Big ol' dinner salads give me life! They are versatile, filling, and usually quite healthy. I love that it comes together in minutes with very little cooking time (if any) or clean up required. All those extra minutes and calories saved can now be used for better things... like making s'mores or family game night. Or both!
This might just be one of the fastest and most satisfying meals I've ever made. EVER. If you have 10 minutes and these 6 ingredients, you'll also be thankful to be sitting around the dinner table instead of slaving over the stove tonight.
It's taken a few years to get this chili just right, but it was worth all the trial and error. Like most treasured family recipes, it's been tweaked and adjusted over time to the liking of each member, until it's a group favorite. Spicy, sweet, and smoky... this is true comfort food.
Hearty, healthy, and on the table in 30 minutes; this lightened up version of our weeknight chili is a crowdpleaser and ideal for those busy nights or potluck get togethers.
This week we were in search of a meatless, dairy-free entree and I was still craving the spice-filled Mexican flavors of my Ahi tuna tacos last weekend. So, after tinkering around in my kitchen, I'm happy to say that even the pickiest family members applauded! Start to finish this meal takes only 30 minutes to make and that included vegetable preparation and fish marinade time!
Everyone in my home is headed back...back to work and back to school. That means back to a schedule too. Crockpot meals always help get me on track when trying to reclaim time (and my waistline)! This mouth watering make ahead meal has lots of flavor from long strips of bell peppers & onions, plus red wine, garlic and crushed tomatoes. There was more than enough for our large family AND some to freeze for another meal later in the month. This slow-cooked Chicken Cacciatore is delicious, healthy & easy. Dinner doesn't get much better than this!
