These Dinners Only Need 6 Ingredients Or Less

This recipe uses lemon pepper to add brightness and spice to chicken. If you don't have it, use a blend of lemon zest and ground pepper for the same effect. Get the recipe here.

Thai sweet chili sauce gives these salmon fillets their sweet and spicy flavor. Try them over rice or greens for the perfect weeknight meal. Get the recipe here.

These taquitos are super simple to make, but rolling each one can take some time. Plan ahead and give yourself enough time to roll them ― you won't regret it. Get the recipe here.

Just like potato pancakes, only better (and better for you). Get the recipe here.

This simple recipe proves that cooking fish doesn't have to be difficult. Simply make your sauce and cook the cod directly in it, no flipping required. Get the recipe here.

This classic pasta get its creamy texture from eggs and parmesan added directly into the hot pasta. Get the recipe here.

Load your slow cooker up with budget-friendly pork shoulder, veggies, and pineapple in the morning and come home to a tender adobo-like braise perfect for serving over rice. Get the recipe here.

Raspberry chipotle dressing is available in most grocery stores and makes a surprisingly delicious slow cooker sauce. This recipe pairs it with pork for a sweet and spicy make-ahead meal. Get the recipe here.

For something a little ~zany~, try swapping breaded chicken breasts for popcorn shrimp in your next chicken parmesan (and if you're really feeling crazy, add a layer of spaghetti). Get the recipe here.

Ground almonds add an unexpected nuttiness and crunch to lemony pasta in this easy-to-make dinner. Get the recipe here.

Sausage, shredded potatoes, egg, and cheese bake into a humble (but totally delicious) pie that transforms hash browns into dinner. Get the recipe here.

Slice and marinate your beef the night before for a quick dinner that hits your table faster than delivery. Get the recipe here.