5 Dishes for Cooking for One
Whether your kids are at a sleepover, your other half is out of town, or it’s always one for dinner, these recipes will see you through a solo supper.
Whether your kids are at a sleepover, your other half is out of town, or it’s always one for dinner, these recipes will see you through a solo supper.
This old-fashioned classic dessert requires only 5 ingredients and 20 minutes of effort. No wonder it never goes out of style.
If you’ve got 30 minutes and a handful of pantry staples, come discover the magic that happens when spaghetti, garlic, butter, and an umami-rich Asian sauce are stir-fried together.
Grilled sweet corn, spicy sausage, seared scallops, tangy lime dressing, and a crunchy corn nut topping. Need we say more?
This mixed berry snacking cake comes together in one bowl and couldn’t be easier. We’ve already committed the recipe to memory.
Everyone needs a classic back-pocket chicken recipe that’s perfect for entertaining. This is it.
Whether you prefer jam or jelly, sweet or savory, we’ve got a recipe that you can enjoy all year long.
These easy shrimp sliders are fried to crispy perfection, then topped with a spicy creamy slaw and toasted bun. Bet you can’t eat just one.
There are chocolate chunk cookies and then there are THESE chocolate chunk cookies. After experiencing the combination of dark chocolate, brown butter, and toasted milk powder, we’re never going back.
This easy grilled salmon is smoked with maple wood and brushed with maple syrup, giving it an irresistible sweet and smoky flavor.
For this easy tart, fresh cherries are piled atop creamy, whipped cream cheese filling and the whole shebang is nestled inside a nutty tart shell. Sounds divine, doesn’t it?
Layers of light and creamy mascarpone custard and boozy coffee-infused ladyfingers. It’s the reason why tiramisu never goes out of style.
Skip the takeout and make this authentic spicy sweet and sour General Tso’s chicken at home. It’s infinitely better than anything you’ll get delivered.
This quick and healthy fish dinner requires only a handful of pantry staples and 20 minutes of effort. We swear.
One taste and you’ll understand why this refreshing, lightly sweetened peach iced tea is our new go-to summer sipper.
In this video, Jamie Purviance teaches David that grilling salmon isn’t that hard. It just takes high heat and some patience.
We’ve got your dessert game covered all summer long with this collection of summer fruit pies and tarts.
Key lime pie AND cheesecake? Yes, please. This incredible mashup sounds like dessert perfection to us.
These shoestring fries have all the crispy, crunchy goodness you love about traditional French fries, but are made healthier in your air fryer.
Think chicken burgers are boring? These juicy ground chicken burgers, which are filled with spices, tomatoes, onions, and chiles, will prove you wrong.
Want to know what we’re sipping all summer long? It’s this easy cocktail of fresh blueberries, lemon juice, simple syrup, sparkling wine, and soda.
Need a reminder on how to behave overnight in civilized society, now that we’re back to it? Listen to Fatty Daddy—he knows about staying and hosting.
Want to fuss with flag-shaped desserts? Go right ahead. Not us. We’ll wave these simpler patriotic pleasures instead.
These chewy hermit bars are a revelation. They’re wonderfully spicy, plumped with raisins, and amazingly chewy–even fudge-like.
If you’re a peanut butter cup lover (and really, who isn’t?), then this is the dessert of your dreams. Creamy peanut butter filling is encapsulated by a milk chocolate shell. Enough said.