Just throw all the ingredients for the chicken in a Crock-Pot and let it cook for up to six hours. It'll be taco night before you know it. Get the recipe.

Go ahead and use whatever vegetables you like best in this ratatouille, such as tomatoes, zucchini, peppers, and onion. Get the recipe.

You could order take-out, or you could make this good-for-you meal that basically cooks itself. Get the recipe.

This recipe is so easy, you'll never cook lasagna in the oven again. You can always add ground turkey or beef for a non-vegetarian version. Get the recipe.

This classic comfort food never gets old. Fill the jumbo shells with a spinach and ground turkey mixture and layer them with tomato sauce and shredded mozzarella cheese. Get the recipe.

Nothing says fall like a big bowl of piping hot butternut squash soup. You can jazz this recipe up with a drizzle of sour cream or a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese and croutons. Get the recipe.

The only hands-on cooking you'll have to do is sauté the onions and beef before tossing them into the slow cooker. Get the recipe.

Serve this Italian chicken over pasta, rice, or even mashed potatoes for an easy and family-friendly weeknight dinner. Get the recipe.

This spicy shrimp gets a kick from paprika, salsa, cayenne pepper, and fire roasted tomatoes. It makes a delicious taco, burrito bowl, or fajita filling. Get the recipe.

This pot pie couldn't be easier. Just bake the refrigerated biscuits in the oven and add them to the slow-cooked chicken mixture right before serving. Get the recipe.

The best part about lo mein is you can mix it up by using whatever protein and vegetables you have on hand. Get the recipe.

One word: Gnocchi. Get the recipe.

You can make this hearty chili with ground turkey, chicken, pork, or beef. Or skip the meat all together and add black beans for a satisfying meatless meal. Get the recipe.

Cooking spaghetti squash in a slow cooker is literally fool-proof. Just pierce the squash with a fork or knife, place it in in the Crock Pot, and let it cook until it's tender and you can scoop out the flesh. Get the recipe.

With just a few simple ingredients like boneless chicken breasts, cream of chicken soup, veggies, and refrigerated biscuits, this classic southern comfort food will be a great addition to your dinner rotation. Get the recipe.

If you're trying to avoid meat, you can easily leave out the chicken and stick with quinoa. Dress it up with anything from sour cream and avocado to jalapeño and red onion. Get the recipe.

Whether you're cooking for the family, hosting friends for game night, or just craving something delicious, this should do the trick. Get the recipe.

There's no wrong time of day to eat an omelet. Breakfast for dinner, anyone? Get the recipe.

Make a big batch of these meatballs and freeze the leftovers. Then you can defrost them on lazy nights when you don't feel like cooking. Get the recipe.

There's no better way to celebrate the beginning of soup season. Get the recipe.