summer meals

This juicy burger may be meat-free but it's packed with flavour thanks to the creamy ranch sauce and thick slices of cheddar.

Spring peas are having a moment. Enjoy the in-season pods with a broad pasta, salty prosciutto, fresh mint and ricotta cheese.

Wearing a bowtie is optional for dining on this restaurant-quality chicken pasta. You've got dinner in the bag in just 25 minutes.

Fresh, cheese-filled tortellini is your dinnertime solution. Try it in this easy tomato and spinach sauce for your fastest dinner act yet.

Baking in parchment (en papillote) allows the fish to steam while it cooks, creating a super-moist and flavour-infused dish.

Pasta doesn't need sauce to pack lots of flavour. This tasty toss is equally great as a hot main course or cold side dish.

Who doesn't love steak? Wrap leftovers in a tortilla with salsa and sour cream for a fast fajita lunch or next-day dinner.

Who can resist chicken wings? Our sauce has apple butter, which adds a nice hint of sweetness to the sauce that kids adore.

You probably make your grilled cheese in a pan. But we say it's time to take it outside and get that sandwich all nice and melty on the BBQ.

Soba noodles are a guaranteed good time. Toss them in a light dressing with veggies, then top with a piece of marinated salmon. Look at you!

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.

Slightly garlicky and nicely cheesy, a white pizza is perfect for tomato-phobic kids. Store-bought pizza dough means your pie is almost as easy as delivery.

Looking for a juicy, homemade burger recipe that you can really sink your teeth into? Welcome this basic-but-delicious version into your life.

Get your freekeh on with this tasty grain bowl. Baked chicken, lettuce, tomatoes and red onion all hang out in a delicious tahini dressing.

We love you, ketchup and mustard, but sometimes a hot dog needs to grow up. For those times, these topping ideas will transform your wiener into a top dog.

Whether it's too hot to stand over the stove or you're too tired (or lazy, this is a safe space) for dinner, these easy no-cook recipes have your back.