Sunday Night Dinner Party
Sunday night is a perfect night to invite over a couple close friends for a relaxing meal before the work week begins, especially when your menu revolves around an easy, one-pot dish.
Starters:
From The Family Chef
Make your own homemade Caesar salad from scratch! Toss this dressing with chopped romaine hearts, cherry tomatoes, and serve with a side of shaved Parmigiano for an indulgent but easy appetizer.
From Whipped
A very healthy soup that is easy to prepare, and is a filling, warming alternative to a salad.
Spinach Salad with Blackberry Dressing
From Guilty Kitchen
A salad that is easy to make, but full of bright flavors and both creamy and crunchy textures.
Main Dishes:
From FoodNetwork.com
A simple dish well-loved by many that is super easy to put together with many ingredients that may already be in your pantry.
Braised Chicken Legs with Carrot Juice, Dates, and Spices
From FineCooking.com
This easy, one-pot meal with Moroccan flavors is easy enough for weeknight meals, but impressive enough for those Sunday night dinner parties.
From RealSimple.com
Braising your own pork shoulder is easier than you think. This recipe also allows for lots of creativity—offer a variety of toppings so your guests can have fun assembling their own meal.
Desserts:
From Smitten Kitchen
Pudding made from scratch is a special treat these days—but this rich dessert is so easy to make for a crowd.
From Eastside Foodbites
An easy dessert to make, you can save even more time by using store-bought ingredients. It's versatile as well; serve with raspberries and strawberries in the spring and summer, choosing figs, bananas, and cranberries in the fall and winter.
From Grace's Sweet Life
This recipe combines two dessert favorites in one easy-to-make dish.