Don't feel like cooking after work? These recipes will "rescue" you in 20 minutes.
Long workdays, traffic, and numerous obligations quickly leave us exhausted and drained by the time we get home, and we simply don't feel like doing anything, especially cooking. Instead of resorting to unhealthy snacks or ordering takeout, there's a better solution.
The key is choosing the right ingredients, using simple techniques, and having a few good ideas that you can adapt to what you have in the fridge. Here are 5 recipes that prove cooking quickly doesn't mean sacrificing flavor—quite the opposite.
Tortellini with ham and cream
You only need a few common ingredients to prepare it, and a good side salad will be enough to turn a hearty meal into a refreshing dish. The recipe is HERE.
Hot tuna sandwich
Every now and then, you want to treat yourself, and if you don't want to spend too much time, a hot sandwich is a great option. Especially one with tuna, corn, and plenty of melted cheese. It also pairs wonderfully with a creamy vegetable soup. The recipe is HERE.
Thai curry with shrimp
A quick and easy dish that will surprise you with its exquisite flavor. Serve it with white rice or chapatis and enjoy authentic Asian flavors. The recipe is HERE.
Chicken medallions in cream sauce
These juicy, tender medallions in a creamy sauce are a popular lunch for all ages. For a quick and easy side dish, serve them with gnocchi, wide noodles, croquettes, or rice. The recipe is HERE.
Baked beans with feta cheese
A quick, meat-free lunch or dinner that you can spread on fresh bread.
