This hearty dish is sure to warm you up as temperatures outside start to fall. Feel free to sub in other hearty greens like blanched kale or mustard greens for the sprouts and the final product will be just as tasty.
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This meal comes together in mere minutes and is perfect for hectic weeknights. To save yourself even more precious time, why not go ahead and double the recipe so you can enjoy this dish again for lunch later in the week?
Here, butternut squash adds some subtle sweetness as a counterpoint to the sharp tang of cheddar and gruyere in this dish. Prepare to see your dinner guests' jaws drop when you tell them the secret ingredient.
This dish will become a new family favorite.
This is a perfect last-minute, vegetarian dinner with plenty of freeze-able leftovers!
Here's a perfect dish to bring along to an end-of-summer picnic or barbecue. The bright lemony flavor and warm scent of thyme will make this entree salad hard to resist!
Pizza finally has a new personality with this dish! Here, I made use of perfect summer tomatoes that really come out to shine on top of a light crust and creamy sauce. Mangia!
Trust us-this recipe for summer corn paired with brightly flavored shrimp results in a clean, fresh-flavored dish that will make you forget about the super-sweet canned stuff forever.
This classic Asian dish is usually packed with fat and calories thanks to lots of peanut butter. Lighten it up by adding lots of fresh veggies and using low-sodium broth and yogurt instead.
Prepare to add "tostada night" to your weekly repertoire-these just might unseat tacos when it comes to preferred Mexican fare. Make the lime crema alone to drizzle over salads or grilled chicken.
Here's a meal that has it all-creamy polenta, smoky bacon, fresh greens and gooey cheese. Double this recipe and freeze half of it so you can serve it up again when the weather turns cool.
To make this dish more elegant for entertaining, try adding a pinch of nutmeg to the pasta mixture and serve with a drizzle of browned butter and freshly grated Parmesan.
Here's a quick solution when you're not sure where dinner is coming from. If you don't have these exact ingredients on hand, use whatever cheese and green veggies are available. Dinner is served!
