weeknight dinner

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.

The key to delicious tofu is in the prep. It must be patted dry and pressed. When marinated and baked with veggies, this sesame tofu recipe is top notch.

Your favourite appetizer is easy to make at home. And this baked-not-fried version of calamari is ready for dunking in just 20 minutes.

Crank your age-old chicken noodle soup recipe up a notch with the addition of miso paste and edamame. You won't regret it.

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.

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.

Stress less in the kitchen, pack lunches and pull off dinner like a boss with these genius tips for feeding kids. Because they need to eat. Every day.

Extra-firm tofu makes a happy home under a thick coating of panko crumbs. These nuggets are crispy, delicious and fun to dip.

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

With perfectly spiced Cuban pork, tender sweet potatoes and a creamy lime sauce, this recipe will go into weekly rotation.

Plump shrimp, ripe avocado, strips of ginger and protein-rich edamame get cozy in a bowl full of steamy rice.

There's a lot going on in this quinoa bowl. But crispy apple, shredded carrots, beets and a hard-boiled egg all get along nicely with the herb dressing.

Quicker than take-out, this saucy stir-fried pork is tender, tangy and on your table in 30 minutes.

Forgo those heavy comfort meals of the colder months in favour of these fresh, light summer salads.

Ratatouille is a colourful French dish that comes together in about 40 minutes. Prepare to feel virtuous almost instantly.

This hash recipe can be anything you want it: Serve it as is, top it with a fried egg, throw it on top of rice with shredded chicken or make a burrito.

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.

A bright and flavourful sauce drizzled over simple roasted squash and perch will keep a range of palates happy.

Shepherd's Pie gets cozy with classic moussaka in this eggplant, lamb and potato dish. Trust us, you'll want to batch cook this and stash some away.