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Easy Weeknight Dinners

Stumped on what to make for dinner every night? Find quick and easy recipes to take you from Monday through Friday, along with bonus ideas for Sunday supper.

Dinner Ideas

6 Quick Dinner Recipes
Looking to streamline your jam-packed evenings? Try these tasty recipes, which you can prep in 15 minutes or less—then let the oven take care of the rest.

5 Fast Food Recipes
Skip the takeout with these homemade interpretations of your favorite to-go dishes.

Halibut With Citrusy Tomatoes and Capers

5 Cool-Weather Dinners

Warm up with these quick, healthy, delicious dinner ideas.
Photo: David Prince

5 Easy Dinners in January

Quick, healthy, delicious recipes for weeknight meals.
Photo:  Quentin Bacon

5 Easy, Satisfying Dinners for February

Solve the question of what to make tonight with these healthy, delicious recipes.
Photo:  Jonny Valiant

6 Sunday Dinners―With Leftovers

Double-batch Sunday dinner, then have one less meal to cook during the week.
Photo: Dana Gallagher
Halibut With Citrusy Tomatoes and Capers
Seared Tilapia With Watercress and Mango Salad
February 2010 five easy dinner ingredients
Big Spicy Meatballs

Recipe Inspiration

Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Tomato Salad

5 Fresh Easy Dinners
Recipes and tips for quick, healthy weeknight meals.

Garlicky Broiled Salmon and Tomatoes

5 Easy Dinners
Recipes and tips for quick, healthy weeknight meals.

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Speed-Clean Your Pantry

Take your pantry from filthy to flawless in just 15 minutes.

  • Minutes 1 to 3: Move the trash can near the pantry. Empty shelves onto the counter, tossing out anything expired or suspicious (old cracker boxes, ancient bags of flour, outdated canned goods). Most dried herbs and ground spices should be replaced every six months (jot down those you throw away so you’ll remember to replace them); goods like honey and brown sugar can last forever.
  • Minute 4: If you’re overloaded with canned goods, make a bag for a local food bank (see feedingamerica.org for locations). Separate the “keeper” contents into two categories: everyday items and occasionally used items.
  • Minute 5: Fill a bowl with warm water and a squirt of dish soap. Dip a sponge cloth in the solution, wring it out, and wipe down sticky jars and dusty cans. Let dry.

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