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    • Easy Chicken Dinner Recipes -->This collection of easy chicken dinner recipes features some of our favorite family dishes, perfect for making a healthy, delicious home cooked meal on a busy night! Getting a healthy, home cooked meal on the table every night can be challenging. Particularly with the demands of work, school, activities and social obligations, well, it can be the last thing we want to do at the end of the day. So I’ve got tons of easy chicken recipes at my disposal that I turn to when I need to whip something up for us on one of those busy weeknights. (Or even busy weekends – dinners can be tough then, too!) And this collection of easy chicken dinner recipes has some that we make over and over again. It includes everything from skillet chicken dinners to slow cooker chicken recipes, one-pot chicken pastas, soups and salads with chicken, chicken burgers and meatballs, sheet pan chicken dinners and easy chicken casseroles. Are you looking for fast as well as easy? Me too. I’ve got collections of chicken recipes in under 30 minutes and, faster still, chicken recipes in under 15 minutes. Or if you want to browse them all, my quick chicken recipes…
      • Easy Chicken Recipes with Few IngredientsThese easy chicken recipes with few ingredients include some great healthy lunch and dinner options, all made with 5 or fewer ingredients! I am all about the EASY when it comes to cooking. I don’t like to fuss much over my food and I certainly don’t like to spend a ton of time in the kitchen at the end of a long day. Easy chicken dinner recipes and healthy lunch recipes with chicken are much more my style. (As are chicken recipes in under 30 minutes and, faster yet, chicken recipes in under 15 minutes. Cause life.) Speaking of life, a million trips to the grocery store also aren’t fun during a busy week. (Especially with little ones in tow!) So I’ve got these go-to easy chicken recipes with few ingredients that help me keep dinnertime simple. And my sanity intact. In fact, one of the first cookbooks I bought on my own, at a used bookstore in Washington, D.C., where I lived for a few years after college, was titled 3-ingredient recipes. I was pretty new to cooking and thought, I think I can handle that. My cooking skills have improved, but I still go for the simple chicken recipes…
      • Quick Chicken RecipesThis collection of quick chicken recipes features some of our favorite family dinners and go-to lunches, all ready in 30 minutes or less! From chicken skillet dinners to one-pot pastas, salads to burgers, you’re sure to find some new favorites! If you know me, you know I am ALL about the quick and easy recipes. I love making all of our homemade meals and home cooked dinners, but like you, I’ve also got a hundred other things to juggle and so keeping things simple in the kitchen is a must. And these quick chicken recipes include all of my chicken recipes in under 30 minutes and, even faster, chicken recipes in under 15 minutes. Sanity savers for sure. Busy weeknights have nothing on us! A few of our favorites from these quick chicken recipes: Healthy chicken Alfredo with broccoli Creamy chipotle chicken 20-minute chicken and tortellini soup with kale Skillet salsa chicken Easy creamy chicken This collection also has some healthy lunch recipes with chicken for mixing up your lunch routine. (It doesn’t include my slow cooker chicken recipes though, since those aren’t ready in 30 minutes. But they can be super quick to prep in the morning and then…
        • Chicken Recipes in Under 15 MinutesThese easy chicken recipes in under 15 minutes are perfect for dinner on a busy weeknight! From one-pot wonders to salads, chicken skillets to tacos, you’re sure to find some new fast favorites! You know those nights when you walk in the door and need dinner pronto?! Like, 5 minutes ago? That’s when I turn to these quick and easy chicken recipes in under 15 minutes. I can make a healthy, home cooked meal for my family and be sitting down to enjoy it in no time. Cause plenty of evenings, 15 minutes is often all the time I have – or want to spend – on dinner. I’m not alone on that, right?! You can browse below but I thought I’d highlight a couple that I make over and over again. A few of our favorite easy chicken recipes in under 15 minutes: 15-minute honey garlic chicken (gets rave reviews!) Southwest chicken skillet dinner (pile on your favorite toppings!) Quick chicken curry (perfect with rice and peas) One-pot low-carb leftover chicken recipe with spinach (my dad’s go-to recipe) This collection also includes some healthy lunch options that are quick to put together — like the Asian chicken mason jar…
        • Chicken Recipes in Under 30 MinutesThese easy chicken recipes in under 30 minutes are perfect for dinner on a busy weeknight! From one-pan meals to burgers, one-pot pastas to healthy salads, you’re sure to find some new favorites! Quick, easy and mostly healthy is pretty much the name of the game for dinner at my house. I love a home cooked meal and we eat a ton of chicken, which means I’ve come up with and found a lot of easy chicken recipes over the years. And this collection highlights some of my easy chicken recipes in under 30 minutes, when you want something delicious but need it on the table pretty quickly. Is that every single night for you too? We’ve got everything from skillet chicken dishes to chicken pasta and from soups and salads with chicken to chicken meatballs and burgers. All the chicken love! Many of these recipes use boneless, skinless chicken breasts (though you could substitute chicken thighs if you prefer) while others use ground chicken and some rely on pre-cooked chicken, such as a rotisserie chicken you pick up at the store or some leftover grilled or baked chicken. Lots of these 30 minute chicken dinners are complete meals but…
      • Healthy One-Pot Chicken DinnersHealthy one-pot chicken dinners are such a help on busy days! This collection includes everything from one-pot pastas and skillets to easy slow cooker and sheet pan recipes to help you get an easy, healthy and delicious dinner on the table any night! I am ALL about quick and easy meals. I cook our dinner 99% of the time, including on days when work has blown up in my face, or the kids have decided to coordinate their melt-downs, or we’re all just wiped out and hungry. And even though I love to cook, I definitely have those days when I’m just not feeling it. Enter some quick and easy one-pot chicken dinners for the win! These are great to have in your back pocket for busy days, busy weeks or in case of a “kids-are-making-me-crazy” kinda moment. (My husband also loves these meals because he’s on clean-up duty and it’s nice not to have a huge pile of dishes staring you down after dinner!) Many of these dishes are complete meals on their own. Others are low-carb as written, but can easily be paired with some rice, pasta, bread or potatoes to bulk them up a bit. Here are…
      • Slow Cooker Chicken RecipesThese hands-off slow cooker chicken recipes will put your slow cooker to work and have you coming home to a delicious, healthy dinner that’s ready to go! Some days, you just need someone else to make you dinner. I’m not talking takeout or delivery or a restaurant dinner. I’m talking about your crock pot or slow cooker. I find it supremely satisfying to go about my day, knowing that a delicious home cooked dinner is cooking up at home for me. I can play with the kids, take them to practices, run errands or just relax with a book and breathe easy. These slow cooker chicken recipes mean there is just one less thing to do in the evening and that’s a great thing on a busy day! This collection includes slow cooker recipes for boneless, skinless chicken breasts as well as chicken thighs (though you can usually sub either one). And many of these take just minutes to prep in the morning! 👍 Here’s a few of our favorite slow cooker chicken recipes: Slow cooker balsamic chicken Slow cooker bistro chicken thighs Slow cooker apricot chicken Crock pot Mediterranean chicken Slow cooker teriyaki chicken And be sure to check…
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Easy meals to make at home (ideas & recipes)

Published on March 18, 2020 Last Modified: September 20, 2021 By Kathryn Doherty

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Easy meals to make at home include make-ahead breakfasts, simple lunches, snacks and family dinners that are healthy, delicious and use on-hand ingredients.A collage of easy meals with on hand ingredients

Planning meals and our monthly menus is one of my guilty pleasures.

It must be the type A personality shining through, but I actually really enjoy sitting down and mapping out our dinners, snacks and school lunches for the kids.

Right about now, I’m thankful for that.

With the coronavirus keeping us all at home, I know several friends who are stressing about all the food and cooking aspect of this new life.

Honestly, I am too.

I can’t assume I’ll be able to get all the exact foods and supplies I need any time I go to the store to stock up for as long as possible, so I’ve been trying to plan out some easy meals to make at home more generally and also allow plenty of flexibility.

Really, it’ll depend on what we can get, right? (I’ve been checking Amazon too and I know lots of food companies can ship to you as well, such as flours and oats from Bob’s Red Mill. 👍)

You can also check out my household and food supply stock-up lists. Though maybe we’re now past that point?

Anyway, with everyone working from home and kids out of school, we’ll certainly be needing to keep things pretty basic in the kitchen. Enter:

Easy meals to make at home

I’ve gathered some ideas for easy make-ahead breakfasts, simple on-hand lunches as well as some easy family dinners that have just a few ingredients and/or rely on pantry basics. Plus, some bonus easy healthy snacks to make and have on hand.

A photo collage of different dishes featuring ground turkey

I hope these ideas, recipes and lists are helpful for you too as we navigate this new world.

Also, please keep in mind that I am a substitute queen and in many of my recipes, I already mention substitutions and swaps you can make to the recipes. These are usually in the bolded “Notes” section of the written post; sometimes that information is also listed in the notes section of the recipe card at the bottom of the post. That will be useful in the coming weeks .

OK, let’s dive in.

Easy make-ahead breakfasts

When able, I’m going to prep a few of these a week so we have some breakfast options ready to go in the morning. Helps start the day off strong. 👊

Many of these are adaptable, so you can use the ingredients you have available or tailor them to suit your family’s tastes.

You can also check out my easy, healthy grab-and-go breakfast ideas for more inspiration.

A square of cheesy baked eggs being lifted out of a white casserole dish

  • Instant Pot steel cut oatmeal – serve as is or add your favorite oatmeal toppings. (The post has lots of ideas.)
  • Slow cooker oatmeal – Go for maple cinnamon or berries and cream flavors.
  • Baked oatmeal – I’ve got lots but banana bread baked oatmeal and blueberry baked oatmeal are favorites. Carrot cake baked oatmeal is great for spring and may come in handy, since carrots are a great veggie to keep on hand.
  • Cheesy baked eggs (or Mexican baked eggs) – you can also add some extra veggies if you have them
  • Egg muffins are also really easy to prep and you can add any veggie or meat mix-ins you want (ham, bacon, turkey, etc.)
  • Smoothies – A great way to use frozen fruit mixes
  • Overnight oatmeal jars – Use this base recipe and add your favorite mix-ins for different flavor options
  • Chicken sausage – I am hoping to keep some of these on hand in the fridge and freezer for a breakfast protein
  • Muffins and mini muffins – I’ve got tons of healthy muffin recipes and these double as a good option for snack or lunch
  • Whole wheat pancakes and waffles – These freeze great so make a double batch and have extras to store for later 👍
  • Breakfast burritos – make a big batch at once and keep them on hand in the freezer

Simple on-hand lunches

We’ve packed my kids’ lunches for years, but there’s something about the thought of them at home and needing lunch every day for the next couple of months, in the middle of my work day, that stresses me out.

So I’ve got a running list of easy meals to make at home for lunches that I can either:

  1. Prep ahead of time and just pull out to serve,
  2. Put together quickly (5 minutes or less), or
  3. Have them fix themselves or with just a little bit of help

A round-up of more than 20 sandwich spreads for some new healthy school lunch ideas for kids!

My kids are 6 and 8, so they are eager to help in the kitchen, but still need some oversight and assistance. Which is why we are keeping things really easy with these ideas.

And flexible. Again, who knows what foods we’ll all be able to keep on hand.

  • Sandwiches – turkey, peanut butter, etc. I’ve got a list of 20+ sandwich ideas and spreads if you need some creative inspiration in this category – or just ideas to keep things from being boring
  • Healthy lunch wraps – more ideas here and great for using tortillas, which are easy to keep in the fridge and freezer for longer periods of time
  • Hummus and dippers (pretzels, carrots, cucumber, etc.)
  • Cheese and snack plates
  • Egg salad, chicken salad, tuna salad
  • Muffins (see above from breakfast) – great served with yogurt and a fruit, or with a smoothie
  • Veggie burgers – homemade or frozen
  • Hot dogs or chicken sausages
  • Quick chicken tacos – just warm up some rotisserie or leftover chicken in a pan with some taco seasoning and any extras – beans, salsa, etc. Then stuff into shells and serve in minutes!
  • Grilled cheese and soup – a little more labor intensive but one of my kids favorites
  • Quesadillas – cheese, bean, spinach, chicken, any kind! Another great use of tortillas and goes pretty quickly if you have shredded cheese on hand
  • English muffin pizzas or English muffin ham and cheese melts
  • Pasta bowls or rice/grain bowls – a great way to use leftovers

Healthy snack ideas

My kids, like yours I’m sure, are snack fanatics. We don’t go very long between meals without inquiring about a snack.

And knowing how snack-crazy they get when they are home all summer long, I’m guessing we’re in for it during this quarantine time period too.

So snacks to the rescue!

Baked homemade granola bars sliced in the glass pan

I’ve previously shared some easy healthy snack ideas for kids, and those are great for toddlers, too.

Granted, I plan to pick up plenty of store-bought snacks as I can, and I definitely will relax my normally more stringent rules on making everything myself. There’s a limit and we have reached it.

But these are some of our very favorites and you know me, they are gonna be pretty easy to put together. Plus, it helps me burn some of this anxious energy I’m feeling to get in the kitchen and fix up some yummy treats.

  • Best homemade granola bars 
  • 5-ingredient granola – my son’s favorite; great for breakfast or snacking
  • Raw brownie bites – a healthy chocolate fix
  • No-bake energy balls (like peanut butter energy balls or chocolate chip ones)
  • Healthy chocolate chip muffins (or any muffins you have that double as breakfast or snack)
  • Peanut butter chocolate chip snack bars
  • Trail mix and mixed nuts
  • Peanut butter and banana or apple
  • Smoothies or fruity popsicles
  • Cheese and crackers or small cheese/snack plate
  • Hummus and pretzels or carrots
  • Chips and salsa or bean dip (or microwave nachos for a treat)
  • Graham crackers with peanut butter
  • S’mores snack (break up graham crackers in a bowl, add mini marshmallows and chocolate chips)
  • Healthy cookies or baked breads
  • Microwave popcorn (use a glass bowl or paper bag to make it)

A photo collage of different dishes featuring ground turkey

Easy family dinners

Dinner time after another long day of everyone stuck at home sounds a bit daunting. But it can be easy, it can be simple and it can be quick. Oh, and healthy too.

That’s been my motto all along, but it’s definitely true right now when we all need more and more easy meals to make at home, maybe more than we are used to doing.

You can check out my 30 easy healthy family dinner ideas for a whole month of basic dinner starter ideas (such as tacos, chili, stuffed chicken, sheet pan dinner, fried rice, soup and sandwiches, etc.) It’s great for looking through if you’re in a dinner rut.

Healthy, quick kid-friendly meals can suddenly be plenty good enough for the whole family and pool night dinners are easy, healthy ideas to make ahead or quickly throw together. They’d be great for a backyard picnic, too, if you’re feeling a little claustrophobic. 👍

Also, definitely browse these chicken recipes with few ingredients, which all have 5 or fewer ingredients. So handy!

Or if you’ve stocked up on ground turkey, here are 12 easy, healthy ground turkey recipes.

Photo collage of easy chicken recipes requiring 5 or fewer ingredients

Here’s a few dinnertime favorites that keep things super simple, both with the ingredients and with the preparation.

  • One pot wonder with rotisserie chicken – tons of variations you can make here
  • Cheesy fiesta grilled chicken – just taco seasoning and cheese
  • Healthy one-pot lasagna – comfort food (slightly lightened up)
  • Slow cooker honey garlic chicken – easy to prep and amazing flavor
  • Southwest baked salmon – 15 minutes and on-hand spices
  • Baked turkey meatballs – these freeze beautifully!
  • Easy chicken stir fry – uses frozen stir fry veggies
  • Crock pot Mexican shredded chicken – only 3 ingredients
  • Crunchy baked pork chops and spice-rubbed pork chops – simple pantry ingredients
  • Honey butter chicken – uses pantry basics
  • Easy BBQ salmon – just 2 ingredients
  • Slow cooker balsamic chicken – on-hand pantry ingredients
  • Baked chicken spaghetti – extras freeze great
  • White turkey chili – another freezer-friendly one
  • Balsamic pork tenderloin – just 3 ingredients
  • Wild rice sausage kale bowl – also 3 ingredients
  • Easy Mexican shrimp skillet – serve over rice or use for tacos

I’ll stop there but hope that gives you some good ideas for easy meals to make at home during this crazy time.

Feel free to poke around on my site or get in touch if you need help making a dinner from what you’ve got at home. I love figuring that stuff out! (And am happy to point you to recipes that aren’t mine too. I’ve got lots of very talented food blogger friends. 😊)

You can feel free to email me (kathryn @ familyfoodonthetable.com) or message me on Facebook or Instagram. I sometimes get a flood, but I really try to read and respond to each one as I am able.

Finally, if you’ve got any great recipes or tips or strategies to share, please leave a comment below! We’re all in this together and it’s so important to help each other out.

XO,

Kathryn

A collage of easy meals with on hand ingredients and a text box on top

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