If you love Caesar everything, you'll flip for this easy grilled chicken Caesar sandwich. It only takes 25 minutes to make and comes with a homemade dressing.
This hearty, flavorful 1-pan mashup recipe brings Cajun jambalaya flavors to penne pasta, with the perfect mix of spices, Andouille, chicken, and vegetables.
Recreate the sweet, smoky, tangy, spicy flavors of elote (Mexican street corn) in this seven-layer dip that comes together in 20 mintues: Perfect for game day.
Popcorn chicken nuggets are guaranteed crowd pleasers. This easy air fryer recipe adds panko and Parmesan to the breading for a deliciously crispy finish.
In this simple and hearty dish, the richness of pork chops is offset by a sweet tangy sauce, which picks up the spices in the dry rub for a depth of flavor.
This attractive twist on tacos wraps seasoned ground turkey and Colby-jack cheese in a buttery, crispy crescent roll ring, for an easy tasty meal or appetizer.
This fresh basil, tomato, and prosciutto frittata recipe calls for a few Italian staples to make a flavorful dinner that's ready in just about 30 minutes.
Hush puppies, or small balls of deep-fried cornbread, have a crispy exterior and a tender interior, and are flavor-packed with spicy jalapeño and smoky bacon.
Avoid the labor-intensive process of stuffing cabbage rolls with this easy, one-pan skillet, which stews cabbage and sausage in a seasoned tomato sauce.
The smashed technique doesn't just work on burgers, and this recipe makes a case for smashed vegetables, specifically sweet potatoes, as a delectable side dish.
Making extra-crispy, marinated tofu is a staple, versatile kitchen skill, and you can add the tofu to vegetable stir-fries, Asian-inspired rice bowls, and more.
A complex, warming blend of spices and a coconut milk broth join hearty, nutritious mushrooms, chickpeas, and other vegetables in this plant-based curry.
Perfect for busy weeknights or special gatherings, this recipe combines cheese-filled tortellini, garden-fresh vegetables, and a luscious, creamy sauce.
Love corn and hate doing dishes? This mix-and-bake recipe only uses one bowl and a baking dish, and it yields sweet, creamy, comforting goodness once cooked.