Sundried tomatoes, cream, fresh basil, and a touch of white winemarrybeautifully to create a luxurious sauce.
See what we did there!
Your family will be fighting over all those extra-crispy bits of cheese that browned in the pan.

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French Onion Pasta
This one-pot pasta is highly impressive, even for a dinner date or party.
The most complicated part is being patient enough to soften all the onions.
Best served with amargarita(in our opinion).

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And when it tastes as good as it looks, we call that a win-win.
With a warm sauce and comforting sides, this pork chop dinner is ideal for the winter.
Skillet-Toasted Gnocchi with Peas
Store-bought potato gnocchi is delicious whensauteed in a skillet.

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Slow cook the chicken ahead of time to make night-of meal preparation much easier.
Our Test Kitchen recommends using cooled, day-old rice, which is drier and less sticky.
“This was amazing!”

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wrote one five-star reviewer.
“I will definitely make this again.
My whole family loved it.”

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But don’t just take it from us: “The best pork chop recipe ever!”
wrote one five-star reviewer.
“Oh so good!
This one-dish version of the nostalgic sandwich will satisfy every family member at your table.
Then let it rest for 10 minutes before cooking to allow any juices to seep out.
you could also sub shredded rotisserie chicken for the ground beef if you already have some in the fridge.

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Instead of serving salmon fillets, try this filling salmon burger.
Homemade tartar sauce makes it over-the-top tasty.
Lightened-Up Chicken-Broccoli Casserole
This recipe really can do it all.

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It’s comforting and easy but still fresh.
Store-bought shortcuts like microwaveable rice and rotisserie chicken make it a breeze.
Creamy Andouille Pasta
Andouille sausage and Cajun seasoning make this one-pan pasta anything but boring.

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So go ahead, add some spice to your weeknight meal planning.

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