#quick-dinner

#quick-dinner

There are recipes you make when you're looking to impress, and then there are the ones you make when you're bone tired and need sustenance fast. That's why we love these 15-minute meals: They can do both. From Korean-inspired seafood fritters to a classic few-ingredient Roman pasta dish, these back-pocket recipes don't require hours of planning or prep. Some don't even require you to turn on the stove.

You can make a flavorful, fuss-free dinner by cooking everything in one skillet with this tasty meatball dish. Parmesan cheese and panko breadcrumbs give the meatballs a rich flavor and texture. To elevate a store-bought pasta sauce, I added a touch of garlic, then paired it with frozen green beans and sweet potatoes for a colorful, well-rounded meal ready in minutes.

Juicy pork tenderloin gets a nice sear, then roasted with a sweet and tangy glaze made from Terrapin Ridge Farms Pineapple Aji Amarillo Jam, lime juice, and gluten-free tamari. The result is a bold, flavorful entrée that feels gourmet but comes together with ease. Even better, it's gluten-free, grain-free, dairy-free, egg-free, nut-free, and optionally soy-free.

"It's wonderful as is, but you could also serve it with veal meatballs one night and with a big dollop of ricotta the next."

The Gluten-Free Linguini with Clams recipe recreates a beloved Italian dish without gluten, featuring fresh littleneck clams, aromatic garlic and shallots, and a rich sauce.

These loaded Buffalo Chicken Bowls feature juicy buffalo chicken bites, fresh vegetables, and ranch dressing over rice, making them a delicious high-protein lunch or dinner option.

The easy recipe for fried shrimp patties served burger-like on a squishy bun satisfied my craving for the seafood. It's easy to pull together in about 20 minutes.

A creamy and satisfying vegan skillet dish with white beans, green beans, and dill, highlighting comforting flavors in a simple, quick recipe.