There's nothing more comforting on a cold winter night.

There's nothing your slow cooker can't do — and these recipes prove it.

Bonus: It's super easy.

It's one of the easiest ways I know to get a veggie-packed dinner on the table.

Pure comfort food.

Salmon is a weeknight-dinner hero.

Oh, and it cooks in just 30 minutes.

It's perfect.

We all know this scenario. You tossed a bunch of kale into your cart last weekend with the best of intentions to add more greens into your meal plan this week. But they’re still in the refrigerator and you’re stumped about what to make. Don’t worry! The possibilities are endless when it comes to kale.

Anytime I’m sick (or even on the verge of being sick), two things are certain: My energy and inspiration to cook are pretty low. Even when my meals are planned out for the week, I’m happy to abandon my plans for pork chops or a casserole for another night. This is a time when I crave simple foods that are warm, nourishing, and supremely comforting. A pot of warm and comforting soup is often the go-to for whatever ails us.

There’s a reason we love adding pork chops into our meal rotation. Much like chicken breasts, this quick-cooking cut of meat is super-versatile. Pork chops can be cooked a ton of different ways — in the oven, on the stovetop, over a grill, in an Instant Pot, or air fryer. Personally, I like to cook my pork chops in my cast-iron skillet, but whatever your favorite method is, we have the best pork chop recipes for you.

Whether it’s a small, intimate celebration with my family at home or a gathering with the extended family, my favorite way to kick off a holiday morning is with an extra-special breakfast. But since I’d much rather enjoy my time with my family than spend it in the kitchen, I make a point to stick with a breakfast that can be cooked through (or at least totally prepped) the day before.

It's the coziest thing you'll cook all winter.

It's ready in under 30 minutes.

If you’re not already slotting steak into your meal plan once in a while, I’m here to encourage you to do just that, be it date night at home or a random Wednesday night. There’s no need to go out for steak when you can make a delicious steak dinner from the comfort of your own home. You can keep it light with a steak fajita salad, or switch things up and make a sirloin steak sandwich.

Just look at these layers.

They're easy to pull off and easy to transport.

Reach for inexpensive cuts of meat, grains, pantry staples, and veggies instead.

Ah, bacon; its crispy snap and smoky flavor have a special way of making everything it touches even better. It’s nearly perfect on its own, but it really shines when it’s added to another dish — everything from breakfast bakes and salads to side dishes and soups. Let these 20 recipes show you there’s no shortage of ways to use bacon from breakfast to dinner.

If you're not making pasta in your Instant Pot, it's time to get started.

Time to add frozen tortellini to this week's shopping list.

We applaud all of you just cooking like champs. Here are some extra-easy, extra-delicious recipes to get you through one more week.

Step away from the stove.

No time, no meat, no problem.

Fast and filling meatless meals that'll leave you satisfied.

The simplest and most delicious ways to make veggies the star of the dinner table.

Anytime you're cooking on vacation, the name of the game is easy as can be.

It's finally soup season.

No matter what kind of meat you're cooking for dinner, there's a place on the plate for these simple sides.

Here's how I round out pasta night.

You definitely have time to make a one-minute tomato sandwich.

Who’s ready to keep the oven and stove off in this too-warm spring? It’s Memorial Day and summer is here. Well, you’re in luck — these 20 recipes don’t require one bit of cooking. In addition to keeping the kitchen just a little bit cooler, no-cook dishes always have a way of offering something for everyone — from vegetarians and vegans to people avoiding gluten, dairy, and nuts.

They're a classic for a reason.

Whether you want a recipe that can be made a full day ahead or just an hour ahead, there's something here for you.

These are the ridiculously easy and comforting dinners we all deserve this week.

No-bake pumpkin cheesecake, anyone?

Because sweater weather is the perfect time for picnicking. Here's what you should eat.

Because we all know the big feast isn't complete without it.

Smooth or chunky, store-bought or homemade, we can all agree that peanut butter is one glorious food.

The easiest, most nourishing dinners to keep in your meal plan rotation.

Pork tenderloin is the weeknight dinner hero you're probably missing out on.

From shredded chicken and carnitas, to brisket and pot roast, here are 10 easy ways to cook meat in your slow cooker.

According to you!

Time to add these to your meal plan ASAP.

These toss-and-go meals do all the work for you.

It's how I do quick cooking without heating up the kitchen.