Cooking is a skill that improves with experience. Those famous chefs you’ve heard about either went to culinary school for many years or have just been cooking and perfecting on their own for a while.

Yet, that is not usually the case for newlyweds. Many new couples find themselves stumped when, after many tense and tiring weeks of wedding prep, they settle into their new lives and find a new source of daily stress: Dinner.

We’re here to help. Even though it may seem intimidating at first, these easy and basic recipes will allow you to slowly enter the fun and creative world of cooking – and, cook delicious, hearty dinners for each other, too!

When you’re ready, check out this roundup of Shabbat dinner recipes hand-picked for beginning cooks.

Happy cooking!

1. Deli Roses by The Peppermill
2. Simple But Delicious London Broil by Chanie Nayman
3. Crunchy Schnitzel with Veggie Chips by Paula Shoyer
4. Asian Beef Stir Fry Bowl by Victoria Dwek
5. Easy Teriyaki Salmon by Avigail Deutsch
6. Broccoli Mini Kugels by Rivkah Krinsky
7. Apple Cobbler from the Nitra Cookbook
8. Meat on the Fast Track by Chanie Nayman
9. Easy Honey-Garlic Chicken from the Dining In Cookbook
10. Oven Fried Cornflake Chicken from the Dining In Cookbook
11. Barbecue Pastrami Pizza by Estee Kafra
12. Phyllo Meat Triangles by Erin Grunstein
13. Quinoa and Lentil Bowl by Sarah Lasry

    

14. Restaurant-Style Eggplant Parmesan from the Nitra Cookbook
15. Lazy but Crispy Fish by Kim Kushner
16. Mushroom-Stuffed Mozzarella Sticks by Michal Frischman
17. Shakshouka On the Go by Estee Kafra
18. Spinach and Feta-stuffed Salmon by Esty Wolbe
19. Cheesy Spinach Pasta Bake by Chavi Feldman