Not everyone loves fish, but we love everyone, so we have dinner ideas that make the whole family happy! Whether you're looking for a 9 days menu filler or a new weeknight go-to (we're bored of Thursday night pizza too) we have some awesome ideas that you'll enjoy all year.
This packs intense flavor into every bite due to the variety of roasted veggies and the array of spices. This striking dish will become a family favorite.
These are so quick to make and can be enjoyed by adults and kids equally.
This is a great food for a melave malka. It’s a really easy and quick thing to throw together on a Motzei Shabbos. You can also prepare them ready to bake before Shabbos.
Have you seen a salad recipe with cauliflower? Sure, you have. How about one with roasted chickpeas? Definitely. Ever mix them together? Likely. Who knows? But I doubt you’ve seen one that has this funky technique that makes the chickpeas BEYOND. Feel free to swap out the pepitas with a different nut or seed. You can even choose your own fave greens base, but don’t mess with the star ingredients and the new way you’ll make all your cauliflower and chickpeas from now on.
Usually on Thursday nights I make pizza. These calzones were a welcome, popular change. I felt that two different types of fillings were important because there was really something to appeal to everyone. (Because I left the shallots in rings, I was also able to make an onion-less broccoli and cheese version to appeal to the kids in the middle.)
With the hot summer days coming up, who wants to stand in the kitchen cooking full meals? Especially when the kids always seem to be running to play outside… This makes a great light, fun supper that the kids can eat quickly before running off to play.
This is one of my favorite string bean dishes. Both the string beans and chickpeas become somewhat crispy, and overall, this dish is full of fresh flavor. A great choice!
This delicious garlic bread pasta is a family favorite! It’s so simple to put together and its taste and texture is amazing, making it a winner for a weeknight dinner.
Utterly simple and always satisfying. Potato kugel at its very best! Serve with fresh vegetable sticks and a light dressing, and a scoop of cottage cheese, if desired.
I love the idea of adding feta to my pasta. It may sound redundant when you’ve got the rest of the cheese, but it’s actually a lot saltier, more pungent, and doesn’t melt completely like mozzarella does. After you taste this, I bet you’ll start adding feta to all things dairy!
When I came up with this pasta dish combination, I didn’t realize how fast it would take to prepare and how gourmet it would actually taste. Be forewarned: Easy and delicious can both be used to describe this sophisticated tasting meal-in-one!
This is a delicious, classy bread, great for company. You can make it out of almost any bread, store-bought or homemade. Your kids will have a great time helping you stuff it, and taking it apart is as fun as creating it.
Originally published July 2017. Updated and improved July 2024.
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