Easy dinner recipes for the family made from scratch.
Cooking For Dad This recipe is part of a series. I have been cooking for my Dad from his pantry. He used to cook for himself but seems to have lost interest. I cook these meals in order to stock up his freezer with ready-to-eat meals. Be sure to check here for Dad’s recipes, more …
Cooking For Dad This is a new series as I share the recipes I cook for my Dad. He is 84 years old and is no longer interested in cooking for himself. This recipe is one that he used to cook for us often. It is NOT related to traditional Hungarian Goulash. This version is …
Takeout is awesome and all, but sometimes you just crave something homemade. This craving led me on a quest for the perfect easy chicken lo mein recipe, and I’m happy to say that I finally did it. This dish is not only delicious, but it’s also relatively healthy and quick to make. So if you’re in the mood for some takeout-style noodles without actually leaving your house, read on for my easy chicken lo mein recipe. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you.
Haleem is a popular stew from India, the Middle East and Central Asia. Traditionally made with grains, meat and pulses, each region and family add their own signature touches to the dish. Bold flavors come from popular spices and aromatics. The stew is mashed or blended, releasing the starches and then simmered into a thick, rich stew. This recipe is easy to make and is perfect for both beginner and seasoned home cooks.
A savory, flavor packed soup that is both comforting and filling. This healthy soup is made with smoked ham and flavored with aromatics, curry powder and chipotle peppers in adobo sauce. It is super easy to make and freezes really well for future weeknight meals.
This classic soup gets a makeover with easy ingredients and a hint of heat thanks to Gochujang, Korean chili paste. Canned beans and jarred roasted bell peppers ups the laziness-level of this Winter-favorite soup.
Pakistani Chicken Karahi is a spicy curry traditionally eaten with flatbread. This easy curry only has a handful of ingredients and can be made on a busy weeknight.Garlic, ginger, tomatoes and spices perfectly season this easy chicken dish.
A classic Chinese restaurant staple, Lo Mein is a quick and easy meal that is perfect for busy weeknights. This favorite of ours does double duty, it cleans out the leftovers in the fridge and get’s dinner on the table fast.
This gentler version of the spicy Hunan original lets you control the heat for a family friendly meal. An easy stir-fry, this pork dish cooks up in just minutes, making it a great weeknight dinner option. Flavored with garlic, ginger, oyster sauce, scallions and peppers, this easy-peasy recipe might find its way into your regular rotation.
Inspired by Asian cooking, this cilantro and ginger shrimp recipe is easy and quick to make. Cilantro, ginger, garlic, scallions and a few spices are dumped into a food processor for an instant marinade. Just pan-fry this shrimp and drizzle some fresh lime juice and dinner is served. This weeknight dinner will be a real treat for the family.