The holidays are in full swing, but you still have to eat in between those festive parties. Here’s a roundup of our favorite healthy, simple dinners for those busy weeknights in.
![]() On a cold night, there’s nothing more satisfying than a hearty bowl of soup like this one, chock-full of bright vegetables and tender lentils. Unlike other dried legumes, lentils cook quickly, so this recipe is great when you’re short on time. |
![]() Faster than a soup but just as comforting, risotto takes only about 20 minutes to come together and is a favorite dish for weeknight dinners. Here, caramelized onions, cauliflower and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese are a wonderful and unexpected combination. |
![]() A dinner of soup and a sandwich will satisfy both kids and adults. Serve this sweet-savory panini with our simple carrot soup. |
![]() This tangle of noodles and garlic-laden ribbons of kale and chard is a delicious way to eat your greens. |
![]() This wonderfully textured soup marries a handful of classic Tuscan flavors and stars chewy, earthy whole grains. The beans and farro make it hearty enough for a full meal — just add crusty bread. |
![]() Here, a quick homemade spice blend seasons both the fish and the vegetables. Offer couscous, or basmati or jasmine rice, on the side, along with chopped fresh cilantro for a refreshing garnish. |
![]() Oranges, scallops and even onions are at their best in the wintertime, and these lively flavors will help brighten up a slow, chilly evening. |
![]() Chicken, onions and herbs braised with wine make a warming meal. Serve the chicken over polenta or rice, or set out some crusty bread, to absorb the flavorful juices. |
![]() Bread crumbs mixed with fragrant lemon zest, crunchy walnuts, spicy mustard and aromatic shallot form a crispy crust on chicken breasts and seal in the natural juices. Serve with steamed broccoli or wilted winter greens and rice. |
![]() The flavors of the Italian pork dish known as porchetta inspired the marinade for these quick-cooking tenderloins, which are seasoned with fresh rosemary, fennel seeds, red pepper flakes, garlic and citrus. They’re seared quickly on a grill pan for a flavor-packed entree. |
![]() Here, the simplest ingredients combine to make an easy and delicious dinner: quickly sautéed pork medallions with sweet, nutty parsnips. Serve them with egg noodles tossed with olive oil, fresh thyme and lots of fresh pepper. |
![]() When stir-fried, lean tri-tip can absorb the flavors of other ingredients. Here, it’s paired with watercress and radicchio and lightly dressed with a touch of bright vinegar. |
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