Family dinners

Take chicken noodle soup in a new and addictive direction with creamy coconut milk and crunchy vegetables.

How do make a whole family happy? Give your kid-favourite mac and cheese a vitamin and protein boost with greens and rotisserie chicken.

Serve these rotisserie chicken and bean burritos for dinner tonight and get the rest in the freezer for another meal (and feel super smart).

Your kids will eat kale when it's presented in a bowl of mac and cheese that's studded with crunchy breadcrumbs. They'll probably even ask for seconds.

Yes, you can add vegetables to mac and cheese. Sweet potato is a non-threatening presence that pairs nicely with the thick, creamy sauce.

Save some of the meatballs from pasta night and stick them in a sub bun. They're perfect for taking in a school lunch the next day.

This quick, no-cook chicken salad is simple but hearty. The tangy herb dressing also tastes great with any other of your favourite salad combos.

If saying orecchiette is too much of a mouthful, try calling this cute noodle 'little ears.'

Get up on this smoky and delicious dish. Make sure to have crusty bread or warm naan on the side to swipe through the chunky base and mop up the yolk.

Here's an easy weeknight pasta. It's creamy, delicious and comes together in just 30 minutes. If you like, used diced leftover ham instead of chicken.

Take on a meatless meal with this lentil loaf. It's hearty, packed with flavour and tastes great on a fluffy white bun the next day.

A good mac and cheese should be creamy, cheesy, baked and studded with breadcrumbs. This classic checks off all those boxes.

Dinner in 25 min and all brushed with a honey-hoisin glaze? Pretty sweet. You'll definitely want to add this fast recipe to your weekly menu.

Don’t want to feel rushed from one family event to the next this year? Use these strategies for setting boundaries and doing the holidays your way.

Getting tired of nightly dinner negotiations with your picky eater? These nutrition researchers have five science-backed tips on how to get your kid to eat.

Tomato soup and grilled cheese is a classic. We put a classy spin on it by adding pesto to the soup and ham and Swiss to the sandwich.

Have a picky eater? Don't panic! There are some simple tricks you can try to make dinnertime less of a battle—and to get your kid to actually eat.

Bite-sized chicken pieces update a fall favourite in this cozy, chunky chicken chili.

Skipping utensils can be fun! If you're short on time, this butter chicken recipe is fast and easy thanks to store-bought sauce.

Spinach pie might not sound so kid-friendly, but when baked with feta in a phyllo crust, there aren't many who can resist its cheesy goodness.