Save time in the kitchen with delicious and these minimal clean up dishes.
Nothing can get rid of the midweek blues better than a warm,comforting dinner.
It takes less than 30 minutes to whip up and relies on grocery list staples.
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Creole flavors season the ingredients, while chicken and Conecuh sausage ensure a hearty meal.
The addition of pasta makes it a nutritious weeknight meal option.
Chicken Bog
This old-fashioned recipe has been filling up Southerners for decades.
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Chicken and rice are equal power players in the dish, while vegetables and garlic add even more flavor.
White Bean-and-Chard Soup
This white bean soup will warm you up any night.
Clove and thyme add bursts of flavor to the white beans and bacon.
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A couple spoonfuls of cornmeal will help thicken it up perfectly!
Spinach Ravioli Lasagna
This top-rated lasagna uses convenient ingredients for your quickest, easiest one-pot dinner yet.
Pesto, Alfredo sauce, Italian cheeses, and spinach join cheese-filled ravioli for a creamy, melty bake.
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Chicken-and-Green Chile Enchiladas
These enchiladas are so versatile, making them a go-to recipe year-round.
This will add a beautiful depth and richness to this creamy Cajun chicken alfredo.
Buffalo Ranch Chicken-Broccoli Casserole
Skip wing night and opt for this tangy casserole instead.
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You prepare everything in a skillet on the stove top before popping it in the oven.
Instant Pot White Chicken Chili
A chili recipe that’s ready in 45 minutes?
We’ll take that any night of the week.
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It covers all of your bases, and the kids love it just as much as the adults!
Slap the crust in a cast iron skillet and fill it up with the comforting chicken filling!
If you don’t own a multi-cooker, this recipe also easily comes together in a slow cooker.
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It’s great for leftovers later in the week.
Slow-Cooker Cheddar Soup
This cheddar soup may take classic chicken noodle’s spot in your soup ranking.
Lightened-Up Chicken-Broccoli Casserole
Chicken and broccoli are a no-brainer pair.
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A few simple spices cover the beef brisket before it rests in the slow cooker.
Parmesan cheese also adds just the right amount of bite and saltiness to this creamy go-to weeknight dish.
Sloppy Joe Casserole with Dinner Rolls
This kid-approved classic dish just got a mom-approved, one-dish upgrade.
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Now it’s possible for you to enjoy all its comforts in casserole form.
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