30 Stress-Free Dinners That Come Together In 30 Minutes

The easy dressing — with peanut butter, soy sauce, rice vinegar, and garlic — is made quickly in a blender. Get the recipe.

If you haven't tried cooking fish in parchment paper, it's time to give it a shot. No mess at all. Get the recipe.

Got ten minutes and a microwave? Great, dinner is served. (P.S.: You can even make this filling creation in a dorm room.) Get the recipe.

Give your favorite boxed mac and cheese and upgrade with veggies and, of course, more cheese. Get the recipe.

Marinate the shrimp for about 10 minutes, then toss them with your favorite veggies and call it dinner. Get the recipe.

Cooked in garlic and white wine then drizzled with olive oil and lemon juice, this protein-packed pasta is simple but delicious. Get the recipe.

Serve this coconut tofu and bok choy stir-fry over noodles or rice. Get the recipe.

Besides for zucchini and shrimp, there's a good chance all the other ingredients for this recipe are sitting in your pantry. Get the recipe.

You can use whatever flaky white fish you like best — such as halibut, cod, or tilapia — for these summery, bright tacos. Get the recipe.

Put down the takeout menu: This 15-minute stir-fry is a whole lot quicker and just as delicious. Get the recipe.

This lightened-up creamy sauce has a secret: It's full of vegetables. Get the recipe.

Ground turkey, onion, and spices are all you need to make these homemade meatballs. Pop them into a pita with some vegetables and Tzatziki or Greek yogurt. Get the recipe.

Looking for a meatless recipe to shake up your dinner routine? Try this sheet pan Chinese tofu, which you can dress up with any of your favorite veggies. Get the recipe.

These Thai noodles keep perfectly well for a few days in the fridge, so you can make a batch on Sunday and enjoy it all week long. Get the recipe.

You may not be able to travel to Barcelona this spring, but you can pretend with this tangy blender gazpacho. Get the recipe.

This one-pot recipe is sure to be a new favorite. Instead of traditional beef stroganoff, this version is made with cremini mushrooms. Get the recipe.

Start with sweet potatoes, rice, sweet peppers, black beans, and corn, then add any of your favorite burrito toppings. You can always add your favorite meat for some extra protein. Get the recipe.

You can never have too many one pan dinners. The best part about this dish is you don't even need to boil the orzo. Get the recipe.

Salad gets a bad rap. This colorful and flavorful bowl — bursting with sweet corn, fresh tomatoes, black beans, and smoky shrimp — is anything but bland. Top your bowl with anything from jalapeño and cotija cheese to tortilla chips and red onion. Get the recipe.