Quick, easy, no-nonsense recipes that work every single time.

By the time they’re three bites in, my dinner plate is cleared.

Maybe I’m a product of my environment.

spaghetti in a white bowl

Simply Recipes / Molly Adams

Call me efficient, competitive, or impatient.

I also bring this energy to cooking dinnerquick, easy, no-nonsense recipes are my jam.

Luckily, as an editor for Simply Recipes, I’msurroundedby weeknight-friendly recipes that bolster me.

A closeup of caramelized cabbage spaghetti in a white bowl, garnished with parsley

Simply Recipes / Molly Adams

(Red cabbagewill turn the pasta aninterestingcolor.)

Just confirm to shred it thinly and cook it until it is super caramelized and sweet!"

According to Contributor Frank Tiu, “Ground chicken tends to be a bit too lean.”

Beef Krapow in two bowls

Simply Recipes / Frank Tiu

You need some of the fat for it to stay moist and flavorful.

It’s the best substitute for homemade and boxed chicken broth.

Plus, you could keep it in the fridge for almost forever.

Dutch oven filled with tomato, white bean, and fennel stew on a kitchen counter, a bowl of the soup and garlic bread alongside

Simply Recipes / Photo by Andrew Bui / Food Styling by Kaitlin Wayne

This will give you the most surface area so that the sausage and vegetables cook quickly.

Miso Glazed Salmon

simplyrecipes / Ciara Kehoe

This recipe calls for red or white miso.

Simply Recipes Founder Elise Bauser says, “Red miso is stronger tasting than white miso.

Overhead view of a white bowl of Kielbasa, Potato, and Broccoli Skillet with a fork next to a skillet on a blue fabric napkin and a drinking glass

Simply Recipes / Mark Beahm

In fact, you could use any kind of miso you have in the fridge.

Start with one tablespoon, taste, and add more if you’d like more.

Miso Glazed Salmon on a Platter with a Fork

simplyrecipes / Ciara Kehoe