Easy dinners

This recipe is perfect when you’re craving breaded fish but you still want to eat healthy. Bonus: While it looks fancy, you can whip it up in no time!

One single pan for a dinner that feels like a million tiny miracles. Just toss the chicken and veggies with a lemony dressing and bake for 30 minutes.

Make every day Taco Tuesday with this simple (yet delicious) lunch that uses up your leftover steak from dinner the night before.

Miso dressing gives this tasty slaw an Asian kick.

Upgrade a classic ham and cheese with some leftover pork roast for a Cuban-style sandwich that's layered to impress. Yum!

Leftover pork roast is transformed into a super easy and impressive soup. Top with crispy tortilla chips, queso fresco and avocado for A+ results.

Saucy, simple and easy on the grocery budget, your kids will love these tender chicken thighs.

Topped with a creamy, lemon and dill mayo, this burger is packed with omega-3 and will please even the pickiest eater.

Sweet + Salty + Spicy (just a little) = A steak dinner the whole family will enjoy.

Spice up your traditional Sunday roast with the flavours of the Caribbean.

What could be easier than a big 'ol pot of black beans? Packed with flavour and fibre, these beans will take you from dinner to lunch, no problem.

Best mixed by hand, this is a great recipe to get the kids involved with dinner prep.

There’s a reason they call a Margherita pizza a classic. Sauce + cheese + basil = an impossible-to-mess-up-dinner that will have them lining up for seconds.

Why make meatless just a Monday thing? These vegetarian dinners are heavy on flavour and light on the wallet—and they can be enjoyed all week long.

Cheesy, gooey lasagna is sure to satisfy your Meatless Monday (or Tuesday, or Wednesday). Packed with mushrooms and zucchini, it feels hearty and healthy.

Who doesn't love tortellini? The nourishing chicken and savory broth make this a great meal to add to your freezer for busy nights.

Are you living that grain bowl life? A fluffy, filling base layered with tasty protein, grated veggies, seeds, fruit, eggs—it's everything you want.

Looking to switch up your veggie routine? Try these simple new ways to use carrots.

Golden and crisp, waffles are way more versatile than you think.

Get that pulled pork flavour with a fraction of the fat. Bonus: the kids will love helping out by spiralizing the potatoes.