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Our 5 Best Cooking Tricks for Nights When You Just Can’t

By Matthew Lynch
March 5, 2024
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We’ve all been there—it’s the end of a long day, you’re tired, and the thought of making dinner seems like a Herculean task. Fret not! Here are five savvy cooking tricks to make your evening meal preparation effortless yet delicious.

1. One-Pan Wonders: Minimize cleanup and maximize flavor by opting for one-pan dishes. Toss all your ingredients onto a single sheet pan and roast to perfection. Whether it’s chicken thighs with potatoes and carrots or a medley of Mediterranean vegetables, this method seals in the taste with minimal effort.

2. Presto Pesto Pasta: Keep a jar of pesto in your fridge for these lazy nights. Boil up some pasta, reserve a bit of pasta water, and mix through pesto for an instant sauce. A sprinkle of Parmesan cheese and you have an Italian restaurant-worthy dish.

3. Slow Cooker Savvy: Make the slow cooker your best friend. Before you leave for work, throw in ingredients like beef chunks, potatoes, carrots, and broth for stews or chili. You’ll come home to an aromatic house and a hot meal waiting to be served.

4. Breakfast for Dinner: Flip the script and opt for breakfast fare in the evening. Nothing beats the speed of scrambled eggs, omelets filled with whatever veggies or meats are on hand, or even pancakes using boxed mix. Breakfast dishes are typically quick to prepare and a comforting end to your day.

5. Pre-prepped Proteins: Whenever you do have some energy to spare, cook proteins such as chicken breasts, beef patties or boiled eggs in bulk. Refrigerate or freeze them accordingly. On ‘can’t deal’ evenings, just defrost/warm up these pre-cooked proteins and add them to salads, wraps or quick stir-fries.

Using these tricks can turn even the most daunting evening into a breeze—instantly transforming your nightly meal prep from a dreaded chore into an enjoyable, relaxing end to your day!

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