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20 Monday Night Dinner Recipes You'll Come Back to Again and Again
From one-pot wonders to 30-minute meals, these recipes are made for busy weeknights. Why make busy weeknights harder than they have to be? Ease into the week with one of these super quick and simple Monday night dinner ideas, from one-pot wonders to 30-minute meals that'll have everyone begging for more. One Pan Orecchiette Pasta "This delicious orecchiette pasta recipe only has a handful of ingredients, is very cheap to make, and most importantly, only uses one pan or pot for the entire procedure. Every year when it's time to go back to school I get inundated with requests from students to post recipes that are super-easy, cost pennies, and require a bare minimum of kitchen equipment—this is one of them!" —Chef John View Recipe Blackened Ranch Pan-Fried Chicken Thighs "Easy to make and great tasting! I made rice pilaf as a side, and thought a lemon sauce would go nicely, so I made a quick one with olive oil, lemon juice, and seasonings. Delicious!" —Laurie Ward View Recipe Simple Tortellini Soup "I like this recipe a lot. I doubled the amount of chicken broth because I like more broth in my soup. I also omitted the red wine vinaigrette because I had none on hand. But it tasted good and was quick and easy to make. Will definitely make again!" —GOODGHOST9 View Recipe Easiest Sheet Pan Tacos "Made these tonight and we loved it. I did brown the beef with sautéed onion. Cooked on top of stove and they were crispy and delicious. Will use some ground chicken next time." —chaleyrn View Recipe Quick Chicken Piccata "My husband really enjoyed, as did I. The recipe was very easy to follow and not difficult at all. I would normally make spaghetti to serve it on, but instead I served it with baby red potatoes and green beans. This is a keeper!" —Bonnie View Recipe Chicken Parmesan Casserole "This easy chicken Parmesan casserole made with cooked chicken, pasta, marinara sauce, cheese, and crispy bread crumbs is a delicious twist to homemade chicken Parmesan." —morgens_aunt View Recipe One-Pot Crispy Chicken and Rice "This meal is so comforting and family friendly. My kids eat every morsel on their plates. This is also a super economical way to feed a family or a large crowd. This recipe works with short- and long-grain rice or other grains such as farro. Great served with green beans, broccoli, or a salad." —Nicole McLaughlin View Recipe Easy Sheet Pan Fish Tacos "This was perfect! I didn't have mahi mahi, so I used tilapia and it was great! Other than that, I made this exactly as directed and it was perfection! This will definitely be in my dinner rotation from now on." —NewPate2890 View Recipe Hummus Pizza "This pizza uses hummus instead of the usual red sauce—a unique and healthy pizza for those bored with the traditional. Top with your favorite veggies and cheese." —POODLEMOLUC View Recipe Easy Slow Cooker Boursin Chicken and Pasta "This easy slow cooker Boursin chicken and pasta features boneless chicken breasts, spinach, and orzo pasta in a creamy tomato and Boursin sauce." —Nicole McLaughlin View Recipe Asian Ground Beef Noodle Bowls "Great recipe. Very forgiving/adaptable to what you have on hand. I made mostly as directed, except held back the sriracha because I'm a wimp and can't handle it. It was there for the others to add to their dish." —SDELEHANTY View Recipe Chicken Marsala "My boyfriend and I LOVED this. I made it with lots of baby portabello mushrooms, and I also threw onions and garlic in with the butter and oil before I placed the chicken in. I also doubled the sauce like others. I took the chicken out when it was done cooking, added corn starch and a little heavy cream to the sauce, and it was just how we liked it. I served with mashed garlic red potatoes, I think its our new favorite dinner! :)" —MrsGibbs View Recipe Spicy Shrimp Tortilla Soup with Zucchini Noodles "This recipe was so fast, and so easy, and so delicious! I took the advice of another reviewer and only used half the recommended amount of red pepper flakes ... it was the right amount of spice for us. This recipe is going in our rotation for a quick dinner." —Ninalinda View Recipe Quick Italian Skillet Dinner "This was delicious and will definitely make it again. I added a handful of sliced mushrooms and used one cup of regular rice instead of the instant rice. Also subbed two cups of water with two teaspoons of tomato chicken bouillon powder for the vegetable juice." —RickysWife View Recipe Skillet Chicken Bulgogi "Highly recommend this recipe. Great way to make chicken go further. Super fast to make." —Christine Cooper View Recipe Shrimp and Sugar Snap Peas "I swapped out the white wine for chicken broth and it was still incredible!!!" —Lexxie1991 View Recipe Pork Chop Stir-Fry "This was a great meal, the only things I changed was I added about a half tsp of red pepper flakes and doubled the amount of honey. Then I also added some ginger to my rice. Will definitely make again." —Rodney View Recipe Easy Slow Cooker Salsa Chicken "This is so good and easy! I've made variations of this before, but I really like the simple seasonings in this one." —Yogajunkeegirl View Recipe Best Salmon Bake "My non-fish-loving hubby actually liked this! I loved its flavor and fresh taste! Excellent way to serve salmon!" —Terry Goff Tripp View Recipe Mediterranean Chicken Sheet Pan Dinner "Bold flavors and colors combine on one sheet pan for a simple yet impressive dinner. Bonus is the minimal cleanup!" —Soup Loving Nicole View Recipe More Inspiration 7 Easy 30-Minute Dinners for Every Night of the Week 20 Easy Dinner Recipes to Make With 5 Ingredients (Or Fewer!) 12 Quick and Easy Dinners Our Allrecipes Allstars Swear By Read the original article on ALLRECIPES Solve the daily Crossword
Health Line
10-07-2025
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4 High-protein Skillet Recipes for Meal Prep
Skillet meals are filling and require minimal cleanup. They can easily be doubled or tripled and are ideal for making in advance. If you like one-pot or one-pan meals, you may also like skillet meals. These meals may involve chopping some vegetables, but they come together in one skillet in the end. These recipes can be eaten for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. All of them are considered high in protein. They can also easily be transferred to meal prep containers and reheated. How we define high protein We define a high protein meal as a meal with 20 grams or more of protein per serving. If you're looking for a high protein snack, look for a snack with 10 grams or more of protein per serving. View our full collection of high protein recipes. Chicken, sausage, and black bean skillet This dinner recipe has three sources of protein: chicken sausage, chicken breast, and black beans. Each serving contains over 40 grams (g) of protein. A high protein diet may aid in weight loss and help prevent weight regain after weight loss. The phytochemicals in black beans are associated with antioxidant, anti-cardiovascular diseases, and anti-inflammatory properties. This skillet also contains onions, corn, salsa, cumin, cayenne, avocados, and green onions. It is served with mixed greens and a dressing made with olive oil and lime juice. This skillet is made with eggs, ground turkey, salsa, avocado, and chipotle chiles in adobo sauce. It is a filling and flavorful breakfast option that can be made ahead for the weekdays. Each serving contains 30 g of protein. Ground turkey is lower in saturated fat and calories than ground sausage, making it a good alternative for weight loss or simply lowering saturated fat intake. Eggs are high in key nutrients such as vitamin B12 and selenium. They are also low in calories and high in protein, which can help with weight loss and support your overall health. This simple skillet contains sirloin steak, mushrooms, onions, and spinach. The steak is cooked to your liking and set aside while the vegetables are cooked together. Then, the steak is added back to the skillet and mixed together. This recipe is low in carbs, with just 8 g per serving. It is also high in protein, with 26 g per serving. Since this meal is so simple, you can swap out the steak for any other protein, such as chicken or shrimp, and choose from your favorite vegetables, such as peppers, onions, broccoli, or asparagus. Vegetarian skillet This veggie-packed dish includes spinach, onions, black beans, tofu, and cherry tomatoes. It contains 28 g of protein per serving, making it a filling choice for vegetarians and vegans. The tofu in this recipe acts as scrambled eggs, so this could be a breakfast dish. Additionally, if you are not vegan, you could also add eggs to give it more of a breakfast feel and increase the protein content.
