Fast, Fun Ways to Make Your Weeknights Easier! Click Here! | |
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| Are you your home’s primary chef and chauffeur? And housekeeper and nightly entertainment? Oh and tantrum diffuser, homework helper, and missing sock search-and-rescue team? We’re here to take a little off your plate. | Make Monday–Friday cooking easy as 1-2-3 with these weeknight cookbook picks, curated by the editors of Good Housekeeping and Delish. | |
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Easy 30-Minute Dinners from the Editors at Good Housekeeping features 85 yummy recipes using your favorite time-saving kitchen tools for stress-free weeknights. | These minimum-fuss, maximum-flavor meals feature everything from One-Pot Pasta Bolognese and Seared Steak with Blistered Tomatoes to Dijon Pork with Asparagus and Spinach and Artichoke Pizza. | Plus, you’ll discover expert kitchen tips the pros use to get more flavor and less mess out of every meal along with secrets for stretching your grocery budget. | |
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Insanely Easy Chicken Dinners from the Editors at Delish gives you a full 90 days’ worth of dangerously addictive easy-to-make dinners your whole family will love. | How about takeout fake-outs like Chicken Lo Mein and General Tso’s Chicken Stir-Fry? Chicken Tortellini Soup? Or these scrumptious Chicken Burrito Bowls! | You’ll enjoy an entire variety of comfort foods, guilt-free options, game-day champs, and backyard stars — all in one place! | |
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The 80+ one-pan recipes in Delish Insanely Easy Casseroles is loaded with more than 80 amazing comfort food recipes that are quick and simple to prepare any night of the week- and impressive enough to prepare for special occasions! | Discover the absolute best versions of classics like Lobster Mac & Cheese and Chicken Alfredo Bake along with delicious sides like Cheesy Bacon-Asparagus and Scalloped Potatoes. Plus, you can whip up over-the-top desserts like Peach Dump Cake and Peanut Butter Dessert Lasagna. | Complete with simple ingredients you probably already have on hand and easy-to-follow instructions, you’ll get the pickiest eater begging for seconds — every time. | | | |
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