weeknight meals

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.

The sweet-and-sour sauce in this simple shrimp stir-fry brightens the flavour of the veggies, making it a big hit with kids.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

You have a ton of things to do in a week and making a meal plan is just one more task to add to the list. But meal planning can make your life easier.

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

Enlist the help of little hands for these sausage-filled roll-ups. They're a great appetizer for kids' parties.

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.

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

We're not messing around with these comforting, live-your-best-life dishes. Heavy on the carbs and high on the yum factor, eat all the things.

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.

Dig into these roasted red peppers. They're stuffed with rice, veggies and lots of cheese.