22 Chain Restaurant Foods You Can Make At Home

With this mouthwatering burger, it's all about the special sauce, which calls for ketchup, mayo, and sweet pickle relish. Get the recipe.

Serve these bite-size nuggets with honey mustard for dipping. Or you can try making your very own Chick-Fil-A sauce with mayo, honey, yellow and Dijon mustard, BBQ sauce, and lemon juice. Get the recipe.

Make a big batch of this creamy soup, pop some in the freezer, and keep it on hand for lazy nights. Get the recipe.

The shrimp are marinated in a batter of egg whites and corn starch. To lighten up this dish, try baking it in the oven instead of frying it in oil. Get the recipe.

This recipe calls for ground beef, but you can use whatever protein you like best. Top it with nacho cheese, sour cream, lettuce, tomato, and more cheese, then wrap it all up. Get the recipe.

This recipe calls for cauliflower rice, but you can use whatever grain you like best. The flavorful chicken gets seasoned in a spicy blend of garlic and onion powder, cumin, oregano, and lime juice. Get the recipe.

Made with American cheese, extra-sharp white cheddar, Dijon mustard, and hot sauce, this mac 'n' cheese is the perfect balance of savory, tangy, and — most importantly — creamy. Get the recipe.

What takes this roast beef sandwich above and beyond is the signature sauce, made with ketchup, onion powder, and garlic powder. Get the recipe.

Buttery, flaky, and golden brown, these 20-minute biscuits are like little bites of heaven. Get the recipe.

All you need are a few basic ingredients like cooking oil, flank steak, soy sauce, and garlic to make this restaurant classic at home. Get the recipe.

Make the sausage patties from scratch with ground pork and some basic spices. It takes these breakfast sandwiches from basic to extraordinary. Get the recipe.

Whatever you do, don't forget the homemade bread sticks for dipping. Get the recipe.