What to Cook This Week

And it all starts with a roast chicken, of course.

And come home to a hot dinner, all ready to go.

Shorter days call for a shorter grocery list.

Yes, it's easy to reach for the phone—but these five takeout-inspired dinners only take 22 minutes to cook from start to finish.

It's fall, y'all.

Toss apples, pears, and grapes into your dinners this week for a bit of sweet-tart contrast and plenty of fall flavor.

A big boil at the beginning of the week saves you a whole lot of stress later on.

Get dinner on the table fast with these easy meal prep ideas you can easily add into your morning routine.

From a veggie-packed noodle bowl to grilled cheese tacos, these kid-approved recipes can be made in 30 minutes or less.

A week full of easy, sensible dinners for the crazy, back-to-business time that is September.

It's tough to say goodbye to summer, but these fresh fall flavors will help you move forward.

Keep things simple for the first week after Labor Day with a week of seasonal one-pot (or pan) dinners.

Spoiler alert: there's lots of zucchini and tomatoes in here.

Too hot outside to eat anything warm? Make chilled corn soup, a summery salmon salad, and cool, spicy noodles instead.

Spend some quality time with your grill this week making simple summer meals like grilled sausage with greens and lemon, Thai tofu and green bean salad, and grilled flatbread with smoked trout.

Get your week together with a 10-minute chicken dinner, plus plenty of hearty greens and healthy meals your family will love.

'Tis the season to eat seasonally! With beautiful heirloom tomatoes, zucchini, and corn popping up at farmers' markets, it's easy to get dinner on the table fast.

A week's worth of easy summer dinners.

How to make salad for dinner every night this week and actually enjoy yourself.

It's the Fourth of July, people! Set the red, white, and blue mood all week long with easy yet unexpected grilled dinners.