Brooke Preston

Weeknight dinners in a busy household can be short on time, which can, unfortunately, leave them even shorter on nutrition and taste. We’ve all suffered through soggy drive-thru combos or sad boxed dinners after a long workday. But what if your dinner could be quick, wholesome, and a hit with the family?

We’re all spending a lot more time at home than we used to. But when the office, school, and home all exist under one roof, it’s easy to forget to make time to kick back and enjoy each other’s company. A big night “out” may not be in the cards right now, but a little planning can bring plenty of big laughs and bold tastes to your very own table.

After a busy weekday, assembling dinner is often closer to chore than cheer. Ordering takeout every night adds up, and many boxed dinners leave a lot to be desired. Luckily, we have some ideas. Birds Eye® vegetables and these five easy tips can help you whip up homemade meals full of contemporary tastes and textures that you’ll be proud to serve your crew.If you’ve got a few versatile staples, you’ve got instant dinner options.

Parents whose kids are distance learning this year didn’t just put on teacher and principal hats; they’re the cafeteria staff now, too. It can feel impossible to squeeze in reasonably healthy and tasty family lunches between classes, meetings, and deadlines. But with the help of nutritious Birds Eye® vegetables, a little planning, and these smart shortcuts, your kitchen table will feel like the hottest new lunch spot in town.

This year, romantic nights out have become casual nights in. It can be easy to fall into a routine rut, but don’t let the great indoors put out your spark! Surprise your special someone with a romantic restaurant-quality dining experience at home, full of good times and great tastes. Our friends at Birds Eye® have helped us come up with these five easy ways for you to create a memorable date night in your own kitchen.You don’t need reservations — just a little imagination.

One silver lining from this, er, memorable year: Online grocery shopping has graduated from exotic perk to everyday staple. But as anyone who has ever ordered a bunch of fresh bananas, only to belatedly receive a bag of bruised beets will tell you, all online grocery shopping experiences are not created equal. It requires a more personal touch—someone who can shop for you as if they were shopping for themselves.Enter the personal grocery shopping and delivery service Shipt.