lunch

In this easy and kid-friendly chicken gyro recipe, storebought rotisserie chicken is transformed by sautéeing it quickly with garlic and herbs.

Think beyond beef and whip up these fun and fast shrimp burgers with a mango salsa. Serve on English muffins for another twist!

These cheesy toasts are perfect with tomato soup. Your kids will love them... and you will too.

Serve this easy turkey and bean burrito recipe with a simple salad for a perfect weeknight dinner everyone will love.

Use whatever veggies your family likes in this main-dish casserole. And if you're all out of fresh, you can use leftover cooked ones, or frozen (in which case you skip the steaming step - just defrost and place in the baking dish).

This hearty and healthy salad of salmon, capers, spinach and fun rice-shaped orzo pasta will get your kids eating their vegetables and omega-3s all at once.

A traditional Hanukkah treat, these latkes (or potato pancakes) are, if anything, improved by miniaturization.

This vegetarian "cheeseburger" recipe uses portobello mushrooms, cooked on the grill with cheese, for a hearty and healthy grilling option.

Take your BLT from bread to bowl with this easy deconstructed recipe. The crispy bacon may be enough to tempt a salad-hater to give it a try.

This Soupy Asian Noodles recipe is a quick and easy meal that an older child may be able to do on her own with permission.

Smoked salmon isn’t for everyone. Instead, top your pancakes with a dollop of sour cream, crumbled bacon and cooked corn.

These tuna melt calzones use ready-made pizza dough, canned tuna, cheese and baby spinach to create a hearty one-hand meal.

These fried chicken bites are guaranteed to be a winner at the dinner table—they also work well for picnics.

This Shrimp and White Bean Tostada recipe is a quick, easy and delicious Mexican-inspired dinner.

This single-serving Super Bowl Sunday Dip is fresh and light!

This tender pork dish is delicious over noodles (use some cooking liquid in the sauce).

This quick and easy recipe for shrimp and polenta is a great weeknight dinner idea for when you (and the kids) are tired of rice and pasta.