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Hello! Isn't it nice having a bit more daylight in the evenings? Now that spring is well and truly here, I'm finding myself in the mood for dinners that are a little lighter, a little more colourful, and don't involve spending ages in the kitchen. So I've pulled together three family dinners that fit the bill. Different flavours, different ingredients, and all easy enough for a weeknight. Something fresh: Baked Teriyaki SalmonThis is such a lovely one-tray dinner. Salmon, broccolini and edamame bake together in a homemade teriyaki sauce, and all you need is some rice on the side. It's ready in around 20 minutes, which makes it particularly handy on busy evenings. π Make the Baked Teriyaki Salmonβ
Something full of flavour: Chicken CouscousThis one-pan chicken couscous is packed with flavour from chorizo, chickpeas and spinach. It's ready in under 30 minutes, and the pearl couscous cooks right in the pan with everything else. I love a dinner that doesn't leave a mountain of dishes behind! π Make the Chicken Couscousβ
Something a little different: Mini MeatloavesWho says meatloaf has to be one big loaf? These individual mini meatloaves cook on the same tray as potatoes, carrots and broccoli, making them a really practical family dinner. They're made with beef mince and grated veggies, and the smaller portions are fun for kids too. π Make the Mini Meatloavesβ
And there we have it - three ideas to bring a little variety to the dinner table this week. Here's to longer evenings, less time cooking and more time enjoying them. Stacey |
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