17 Healthy No-Cook Dinners To Make On A Weeknight

This super flavorful salad gets extra sweetness from the drizzle of balsamic glaze. Recipe here.

Recipe here.

Dress up your rotisserie chicken by rolling it into rice paper wrappers with tons of veggies and a spicy peanut butter sauce! Recipe here.

Summer isn't here yet, but it's not exactly far away. Using cooked, frozen shrimp makes this a truly hassle-free meal! Recipe here.

Recipe here.

If you're making your own croutons, you'll have to turn the oven on., but they're an optional addition. Recipe here.

Recipe here.

Collard greens are a good alternative to bread-based wraps if you're trying to eat fewer carbs. Recipe here.

Rotisserie chickens are a godsend on busy weeknights, but sometimes you wanna dress 'em up a little. Recipe here.

Rice noodles either come hydrated or require a pre-soak, but there's no heat involved. As for the sauce? It's mostly peanut butter and it practically makes itself. Recipe here.

Lump crabmeat is available in most supermarkets, but if you're looking for a cheaper option, canned tuna would definitely work. Recipe here.

This "pizza" is made on a base of pita bread, with a spread of sour cream and cream cheese. Recipe here.

Recipe here.

In case you were still on the fence about investing in a spiralizer. Recipe here.