weekend meals

Start your mornings right with these savoury waffles (crisped to perfection in a waffle iron) topped with smoked salmon and sour cream.

Achieving #DinnerGoals doesn’t have to be exhausting. These dietitian-approved meals are quick to pull together and require almost no cooking (or dishes!).

Sometimes the little guy comes out on top. Shrimp is the MVP of these recipes thanks to its versatility, fast cook time and all around ease.

Your trusty muffin tin has seen you through many a bake sale. But let's switch gears and take it from sweet to savoury with these muffin-shaped recipes.

Here's a hot tip: cook with asparagus. When spring hits, the tree-like veggie is in-season and ready to party. Try it out in one of these recipes.

Taco Tuesday is great. So is Taco Monday, Taco Wednesday, Taco Thursday and Taco Any Day. We've got a taco recipe for every occasion and palate.

A stash of puff pastry in the freezer is genius during the holidays—or anytime. For easy party snacks, a cozy supper or addictive apps, it's always golden.

These sweet and sticky Turkey wings will be a hit with the whole family.

If it's a comforting dish of pasta you're after, you've come to the right place. Beans, sausage, kale and rigatoni pasta are what's up.

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.

This addictive combination of coconut, chickpeas and cauliflower come together to make a vegan main dish or a hearty side—and it’s all made in a single pot!

You control the spiciness of this fragrant chicken curry with amazing texture. You also control the mess since it’s made in a single pot.

Farro is a wheat variety that gives amazing texture. It’s also a great, neutral backdrop in this easy, one-pot risotto.

These easy muffin-tin deep-dish pizzas are a perfect weeknight dinner and great for filling up the old lunchbox, too.

You could make plain mac and cheese, or you could crank it up with this sausage and red pepper number. Your kids will have no idea they're eating veggies.

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

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