17 Healthy Dinners For When You're Not Sure What To Cook

Everything cooks at the same time in one pan — so cleanup is a total breeze.

Recipe: Lemon-Garlic Salmon & Asparagus

This is a true drop-and-go dinner — and you can never have too many in your arsenal.

Recipe: Crock Pot Tuscan Chicken Stew

Packed with protein and fiber, you can also load these up with your favorite toppings — like avocado, lime crema, or even leftover rotisserie chicken.

Recipe: Black Bean-Stuffed Sweet Potatoes

The Airfryer does all the hard work here — giving the chicken a beautiful crisp without using much oil.

Recipe: Airfryer Glazed Chicken Thighs

Make these in the oven or grill, and mix and match the vegetables as you see fit. (You could also toss in baby potatoes!)

Recipe: Sausage & Veggie Foil Packets

These work with whatever small vegetables you have on hand. You could also add black or refried beans for an extra boost of protein.

Recipe: Veggie-Packed Quesadillas

Bell peppers are high in vitamin C, and they're paired here with lean ground chicken or turkey, quinoa, and a bit of mozzarella.

Recipe: Greek-Style Stuffed Peppers

While the chicken roasts in the oven, you'll make the saucy, ultra-flavorful bean mixture on the stovetop. Toss in your favorite wilted green at the end — like spinach or baby kale — and you're good to go.

Recipe: Roasted Chicken Thighs and Saucy Rosemary Beans

This uses ground beef, but you could easily swap in ground chicken or turkey too.

Recipe: Oven-Baked Stuffed Zucchini Boats

To save even more time, start with grocery store zoodles.

Recipe: 10-Minute Garlic Butter Shrimp With Zucchini Noodles

This recipe calls for white rice, but you can also use brown rice for a bit more fiber, or cauliflower rice if you're looking for fewer carbs.

Recipe: Ground Turkey Taco Bowls

With just a 10-minute cook time in the Instant Pot, this is faster (and tastier!) than ordering delivery.

Recipe: Instant Pot Beef With Broccoli