25 Thanksgiving Instant Pot Recipes That’ll Save the Day

by Abigail MatsumotoOctober 25, 2022

Try out these delicious Thanksgiving Instant Pot recipes that everyone will love

This turkey day, give thanks for that Instant Pot or slow cooker! We’ve got the ultimate collection of Thanksgiving Instant Pot recipes that guarantee a fast, simple, and delicious meal. From mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce to stuffed squash and turkey, here’s how to make sure cooking your favorite Thanksgiving dishes is as easy as possible.

Instant Pot Recipes

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Pumpkin Chickpea Curry

This Pumpkin Chickpea Curry is a nice addition or alternative to the usual Thanksgiving dishes. Give it a try!

Instant Pot Deviled Eggs

Need a holiday appetizer ASAP? Lexi's Clean Kitchen has you covered with no-fuss Instant Pot hard-boiled eggs and a deviled egg recipe that'll wow your party guests.

Instant Pot Turkey Breast

Thanksgiving instant pot recipes — Crunchy Creamy Sweet

Are you ready to revolutionize your Thanksgiving turkey? Crunchy Creamy Sweet has the hookup: bone-in skin-on turkey breast that's ready in 35 minutes. It's a winner-winner turkey dinner.

Instant Pot Cranberry Sauce

Do you crave cranberry sauce when Thanksgiving rolls around? Then you've got to check out this version from Zen & Spice. It calls for fresh cranberries instead of the artificial canned stuff, and it's done in no time at all.

Pressure Cooker Ham

Hooray for a ham that's done in 7 minutes! Oh So Delicioso has the hookup, with a recipe that has a sweet pineapple glaze and oodles of flavor. Plus, it pairs great with any holiday side dish.

Pressure Cooker Jalapeño Cheddar Cornbread

This cornbread from Tidbits might just be a Thanksgiving game-changer. It's got a jalapeño kick (which you can adjust to your fam's tastes), it's whole grain, and the cheesy crust is oh-so-good.

Instant Pot Green Bean Casserole

The green bean casserole is almost as big a Thanksgiving requirement as the turkey. This Instant Pot version from Stay Snatched uses fresh green beans and two kinds of cheese—and it's done in 20 minutes!

Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes with Sour Cream and Garlic

This Instant Pot mashed potatoes recipe from Boulder Locavore is so good you'll want to upgrade it from side dish to main dish PDQ. If the creaminess doesn't get you, the garlicky goodness will.

Instant Pot Cranberry Stuffing

Make a super Instant Pot stuffing! It's easy to achieve with this recipe from Merry About Town (Picture the perfect combo of bread, tangy cranberries, and Thanksgiving flavor.).

Instant Pot Stuffed Squash

How pretty is this stuffed squash, courtesy of Recipes from a Pantry? We love the bright colors, festive flavors, and how it's extra easy to whip up. It'll be a Thanksgiving wow factor without any fuss.

Instant Pot Honey Butter Carrots

These ain't your average carrots! Covered in a honey butter glaze, these veggies from Salt & Lavender are positively addictive. The whole fam (kids included!) will be asking for seconds.

Instant Pot Sweet Potato Casserole

Do your sweeties love sweet potato casserole? Well, you're going to love this version from Zen & Spice, which is made entirely in your Instant Pot—no bowls, pots or pans required.

No-Knead Whole Wheat Rosemary Bread

Did you know you can make delicious Instant Pot bread? Mind blown! This lovable loaf from Delish Knowledge has a hint of rosemary and is the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving meal.

Instant Pot Loaded Mashed Cauliflower

This dish from Diethood is a veggie-ful twist on traditional mashed potatoes. It's cheesy, garlicky, and the main ingredient is cauliflower! Trust us, you'll want to bookmark it forever and ever.

Instant Pot Mac and Cheese

If you thought slow cooker mac and cheese was easy, wait until you get a glance at the recipe for an Instant Pot version we spotted over at Spend with Pennies. Even easier, you'll be eating cheesy noodles in no time.

Instant Pot Pumpkin Cheesecake Recipe

End the Thanksgiving meal with an Instant Pot dessert! We're crazy about this cheesecake from Growing Up Gabel, and you will be too. Small but mighty, it features a gingersnap cookie crust and creamy filling.

Slow Cooker Thanksgiving Recipes

Slow Cooker Carrot and Apple Soup

This hearty and flavorful soup from Foxes Love Lemons features ingredients like apple, carrot and fresh garlic. It’s a guaranteed fall classic and a great way to warm up on a chilly day!

Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Cornbread

Ready for the best-ever cornbread? Since this version is made in the slow cooker, it comes out extra moist with just the right amount of sweet. You’ll set it, forget it and absolutely love it. Get the recipe from Life Made Sweeter.

Mashed Potatoes

We would have never thought to make mashed potatoes in the slow cooker, but this recipe from Life Is But a Dish works like a charm. And since nobody likes cold ‘taters, the cooker keeps them warm until you’re ready to eat.

Scalloped Potatoes

For a hearty side, try making these yummy scalloped potatoes from Well Plated. They’re made using a mix of Yukon Gold and sweet potatoes, and the cheesy sauce makes them an instant kid favorite.

Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Casserole

There’s no need to wait for Thanksgiving to bust out an amazing sweet potato casserole. This version is great for any day of the week—and it’s a bit healthier than usual, thanks to a secret ingredient. Get the recipe from Kristine’s Kitchen Blog.

Turkey Breast with Gravy

Who says turkey is just for Thanksgiving? This delicious recipe from Skinny Taste helps keep the turkey moist by cooking it in the gravy mixture.

Crock Pot Cranberry Meatballs

How easy are these meatballs from Dinner at the Zoo? They only need five ingredients—and one of them is frozen meatballs! Plus, the sauce is truly tasty, and you can even serve over broccoli for an extra healthy kick.

Instant Pot Pumpkin Cheesecake

Psst! Not only is this pumpkin cheesecake easy to whip up in your handy-dandy Instant Pot, it also sports a unique granola crust. Creamy, crunchy, and no work at all--head to The Wicked Noodle for the recipe.

Cranberry Pomegranate Mulled Cider

Mulled cider is perfect for sipping on a chilly day. This vibrant version is lightly spiced, antioxidant-rich and totally delicious. Plus, you can always adjust the flavors to suit your family's tastes. Get the recipe from The View from Great Island.

30 Different Ways to Eat Apples (Not Just Pie!)

by Susie ForesmanSeptember 14, 2021

Apple season is upon us, which means you might find yourself with an abundance of apples. We love the idea of doing some at-home apple science with the kids, but we also love to eat them! So we’ve gathered up a bunch of sweet and savory recipes that make use of fall’s best fruit, from apple pie to chicken salad to apple crisp. Grab a bag of Galas and read on to get this party started. Oh, and don’t forget your apple peeler!

Apple Slaw

We love the idea of adding apples to coleslaw, courtesy of Salt & Lavender. The apple adds a punch of tartness, and the slaw goes great with pork, tacos and sandwiches. Click here to get the recipe.

Apple and Kale Chicken Salad

Chicken salad is one of our favorite easy lunches, and this version from The Gluten Free Gathering is a total winner. It’s got the perfect mix of sweet, savory and crunchy elements, and it’s good for you too! To see the recipe, click here.

Apple Chicken Cheddar Galette

Good news: Honey and Birch has your new fave dinner recipe. It looks fancy, but it's super simple, and the kiddos will love that it’s cheesy too. And if you don’t have the time to make your own pie dough? Try store-bought … we won't tell.

Apple Chips

Give your after-school snack an apple upgrade! These apple chips from The Viet Vegan are a healthy way to fuel up and way better than the store-bought version. Plus, they’re easy to make and will disappear in a blink.

Peanut Butter Apple Toast

Sometimes the simplest ideas are the tastiest—like this twist on toast from Food Banjo. It’s got peanut butter, a spread of apple slices, and a drizzle of honey that takes things up a notch. Perfect for breakfast or a truly memorable snack.

Baked Breakfast Apples

Your breakfast never looked so good! The View from Great Island combines baked apples with oatmeal, and tops it all with a drizzle of maple syrup and a dollop of yogurt! The result is hearty and oh-so-delicious.

Apple Cake Sundae

What do you get when you combine apple cake, vanilla ice cream and caramel drizzle? You get this delicious recipe from Honey and Birch. The cake is a snap to make, and you can even use store-bought caramel.

Apple Pie Breakfast Cookies

Cookies for breakfast? Yep, you can totally pull it off thanks to this recipe from Kristine’s Kitchen. These little bites are loaded with whole grain oats, apples and cinnamon and make a delicious quick breakfast or healthy snack.

Apple Cinnamon Sticky Buns

Get ready for the easiest, most apple sticky buns ever! A Taste of Madness uses Pillsbury cinnamon rolls, apples and some extra cinnamon goodness to make the most delicious and decadent dish your brunch menu has ever seen.

Apple Sandwiches

Here’s a quick and easy snack that kids of all ages will gobble up. Fill ‘em up with peanut butter, granola or whatever else your littles prefer.

Applesauce Cake

How cute is this cake from Perchance to Cook? Get the little ones involved in stirring together the batter and arranging the apple slices on top. An added bonus: it’s gluten free for sensitive tummies and paleo for diet-minded parents.

Toffee Apple Chocolate Bark

Everybody loves chocolate bark, and this version from Scrummy Lane goes above and beyond with dried apples and honeycomb sprinkled on top. It’s not just a great dessert—it also makes an impressive gift! Did we mention it’s easy to make?

Grilled Cheese with Apple & Jam

Take your grilled cheese to the next level by sneaking thinly sliced apples and blueberry jam inside—the little ones will love the salty-sweet combo. Pair it with a bowl of tomato soup for a zero-fuss weeknight meal. Click here to see the full recipe.

Crock Pot Apple Cider

We love how this simple cider recipe from Baker Bettie uses a Crock Pot for extra simplicity—and how it makes the whole house smell like yummy cinnamon, nutmeg and other fun fall spices.

Roast Chops with Apples, Spuds and Cider

Warm up with a hearty combination of seared pork chops, mashed potatoes and kale, all tied together with an apple cider glaze. To grab the recipe, click here.

Granny Smith’s Thick & Fluffy Apple Flapjacks

When boxed pancake mix just won’t cut it, try these impossibly fluffy and spice-filled pancakes. For extra credit, mix up some apple cider syrup to drizzle on top. Hop over to The Cozy Apron to snag the recipe.

Juice Box Applesauce

This recipe from one of our favorite food bloggers, Katie Sullivan Morford of Mom's Kitchen Handbook, is surprisingly simple—you don't need to peel the apples before cooking (the skin provides added fiber!) and the ingredient list is short and sweet. Find the recipe here.

Apple Stuffin' Muffins

Put that homemade applesauce to good use! These tasty muffins from Chef Jen Carden of Playful Pantry are guaranteed to put a smile on your kiddo's face. You can rest easy, too, knowing that the treats are chock full of nutrients.

Apple Turnovers

Can you keep a secret about these delicious apple turnovers? They’re a breeze to put together thanks to frozen puff pastry. Check out the full recipe by clicking here.

Ham, Brie, and Apple Paninis

No one can resist a hot ham and cheese sandwich—but why not add a little extra flair by throwing some apple slices into the mix? Eclectic Recipes dreamed this one up, and we can't wait to try it out for our next family lunch!

Strawberry Apple Crisp

Pair your fresh apples with frozen strawberries for a fun twist on the usual apple crisp. Mini chefs can get involved in hand-mixing the crumble topping and sprinkling it on the fruit. To get the recipe, click here.

Slow Cooker Bacon-Wrapped Barbecue Chicken

We can’t resist a good slow cooker recipe, and this yummy chicken dish is no exception. Barbecue sauce, apples and bacon come together to make an awesome dish that the whole family will love. Click here to get the full recipe.

Apple Pie Fruit Leathers

Skip the sugar-laden boxed fruit snacks, and make your own fruit leathers with an applesauce base. They're the perfect on-the-go treat! Get the full instructions by clicking here.

Caramel Apple Oatmeal Bites

The littles will go crazy for these delicious bites from A Simple Pantry. Stuffed with apples and oats and topped with a mouthwatering caramel glaze, they’ll be gobbled up in minutes.

Apple & Cheese Soup

Warm up with a bowl of this soup from Frugal Mom Eh. The tart McIntosh apples make for a perfect contrast with creamy cheese and hearty veggies. Take it a step further, and toss a bit of crumbled bacon sprinkled on top. Bon appétit!

Johnny Appleseed Bars

If you want the essence of fresh apple pie without the struggle of making that impossibly flaky crust, these Johnny Appleseed bars from Eats Well With Others are for you. The moist, delicious cake-pie hybrid will have everybody begging for seconds.

Slow Cooker Apple Butter

Pop some apples, cinnamon and nutmeg in a slow cooker, and by the end of the day, your house will smell heavenly. Even better? You'll have some tasty apple butter to slather on toast, mix into yogurt or eat by the spoonful. Hop over to My Baking Addiction to get the recipe.

Apple Pie Granola

Whip up a batch of this granola from The Balanced Berry on a Sunday afternoon to make busy weekday mornings a breeze. Serve this crunchy combo of nuts, apples and spices on top of yogurt and head out the door in no time.

Apple Pie Mini Cheesecake Bites

These cute cheesecake bites from Baking Beauty come together in no time at all, and they’re sure to be an instant hit with the whole fam. \

Spinach Quinoa Salad with Apple

Just say yes to salad! This idea from Kristine’s Kitchen Blog includes quinoa, pecans and spinach—but we think it’s the apples that really give it that extra delicious kick.

12 Energy-Boosting Bites for Active Families

by Abigail MatsumotoJune 1, 2021

Summer means lots of adventures that are sustained by healthy, power-packing snacks. That’s why we’ve gathered up power bites that will be a hit with tiny tummies everywhere—and fuel the whole family on your next great adventure. Featuring energy-boosting ingredients and great flavors, these snack balls are easy to whip up for all your on-the-go needs. Click through our gallery to find the recipe you want to try.

Chocolate Chip Banana Bites

When it comes to these Banana Bread Energy Bites from Running with Spoons, the magic number is five. There are just five ingredients and they take just five minutes to make—which all adds up to a quick and tasty snack for all your family adventures. Get the recipe here.

Spice and Everything Nice

If your hiking snacks could use a bit of fall flavor, look no further than these Pumpkin Spice Oatmeal Energy Balls from The Healthy Maven. They’re made with pumpkin puree and are easy to customize for every pint-sized taste. Plus, they don’t need a food processer to whip up—sweet! Get the recipe here.

Healthy Truffle Treats

Nope, your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you. These Golden Raisin No-Bake Energy Bites may look like luscious truffles but they can definitely hold their own in the “healthy snack” category. Sporting natural sugars, healthy fats, omega 3s and fiber, these sweet bites can carry you through family treks, road trip munchies, and beyond. Get the recipe here.

Bright Breakfast Balls

What’s the best way to start the day? These Raspberry Coconut Breakfast Balls from Feeding Finn! These little bites of goodness have zero refined sugar and a healthy dose of protein via ground almonds. Plus, little connoisseurs will love that eye-catching color. Get the recipe here.

Tangy Treats

If you want to give your snacks a tropical twist, Peas & Crayons has just the thing: Key Lime Pie Energy Bites. Thanks to freshly squeezed lime juice, these bites are a cool combo of sweet and tart—and they taste oh-so-similar to Key Lime Pie Larabars. Get the recipe here.

Monster Munchies

Psst! Here's a little secret, courtesy of Love to Be in the Kitchen: you can get a fix of your favorite cookie in the form of these Monster Cookie Energy Bites. The kid-pleasing ingredients include peanut butter, chia seeds, honey, and mini M&Ms—which means that you’ll have to keep an eye on your little monsters to make sure these snacks don’t disappear all at once. Get the recipe here.

Cranberry Cravings

Here’s the scoop on these Cranberry Coconut Energy Bites from Life Made Sweeter: the irresistable sweetness comes from dried cranberries and bananas, they’re packed with protein, and toddler chefs can help make them. Plus, if you sub in gluten-free oats, these snacks can easily be a tasty gluten-free treat. Get the recipe here.

Cool Carrots

What’s up, Doc? These Carrot Energy Bites from Vegan Heaven feature a dream team of just five ingredients—including everyone’s fave orange veggie. They also check a lot of other snacktime boxes: vegan, sugar-free, nutrient-rich, and easy to make. We guarantee your wascally wabbits will love ‘em. Get the recipe here.

Larabar Love

Good news! Eating Bird Food has cracked the snacking code with these Cherry Larabar Balls, which have the same great taste as their inspiration. They clock in at only 10 minutes of prep work and only require five ingredients that you probably already have in your pantry. Get the recipe here.

Quick Quinoa

You may never look at quinoa the same once you try these Almond Quinoa Energy Balls from MJ and Hungryman. With a dash of figgy sweetness and protein via almonds and quinoa, these are just the kind of “smart snacks” that will see you through hikes, errands, and everything in between. Get the recipe here.

A is for Apple

The genius of these Apple Cinnamon Cookie Energy Bites from Kristine’s Kitchen Blog is that they taste like cookies but have a whole lot more going for them: fresh apple, almond butter, oats, and cinnamon-y goodness. The only question is how long they’ll last. Get the recipe here.

Nut Free & Yummy

Got a kiddo with a nut allergy? No worries! Lexi's Clean Kitchen has you covered with these delish Nut-Free Power Bites. These snacks are loaded with sunflower seeds and sunbutter, making them an awesome way to get a mid-hike protein boost. Bonus: they’re easy to mix up—no food processor needed! Get the recipe here.

—Abigail Matsumoto

Feature photo: Katsiaryna Voitsik via iStock

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27 Easy Crock Pot Recipes to Try This Fall

by Abigail MatsumotoOctober 29, 2020

As the temperature cools down, it’s the perfect time to dust off the old slow cooker and fire it up with our favorite fall Crock Pot recipes. From hearty soups and stews to chicken sandwiches and pumpkin butter, we’ve rounded up tried-and-true slow cooker recipes that celebrate the flavors of fall. Keep reading to get the scoop.

Slow Cooker Turkey Taco Chili

Take two kid-pleasing favorites and what do you get? This crave-worthy Slow Cooker Turkey Taco Chili. Hearty chili combines with those classic taco flavors for a meal that’s guaranteed to satisfy. Get the recipe from Mountain Mama Cooks right here.

Slow Cooker Creamy Tortellini Soup

Get inspired by this creamy tortellini soup that’s full of flavor. It’s nourishing and comforting, with a handful of veggies thrown in for a burst of vitamins. Get the recipe here from The Daring Gourmet.

Korean BBQ Short Ribs

Comfort food at its finest, it’ll be love at first bite with this dish from More Than You Can Chew. These Korean-inspired short ribs are seared in a sauté pan, then coated in a delicious sauce in the Crock Pot. To get the recipe, click here.

Beef & Barley Soup

From Add Some Veg, this hearty, stick-to-your-ribs soup is basically fall in a bowl. It’s filled with beef, barley or brown rice, along with a healthy bunch of veggies. Get the recipe by clicking here.

Apple Cider Pulled Chicken Sandwiches

This recipe will be on repeat in our kitchen all season long, courtesy of Cupcakes & Kale Chips. The chicken is cooked with apples, onions and apple cider, then piled onto sourdough rolls with sharp cheddar cheese. Click here to grab the recipe.

Cheesy Ham and Potato Soup

Kick your usual potato soup up a notch with this recipe from The Food Cafe. This version has chunks of ham and is finished with milk and cheddar cheese for maximum creaminess. To get the recipe, click here.

Slow Cooker Beef Ragu with Pappardelle

This beef ragu from Pinch of Yum is sure to be a hit with your whole crew. The beefy, tomato-laced mixture tastes perfect on top of fresh pasta. To get the recipe (including Instant Pot instructions, if you’re a pressure cooker convert), click here.

Chicken Gnocchi Soup

We love this tasty twist on chicken soup from Blue Bowl Recipes. Adding gnocchi bulks the soup up a bit, and the creamy base makes it super comforting. Get the recipe by clicking here.

Pumpkin Pecan Bread Pudding

Try something a little different with your Crock Pot, like this drool-worthy bread pudding from The Gunny Sack. Day-old bread, pumpkin puree and spices come together to make something truly magical. Click here to get all the details on how it’s made.

Slow Cooker Carrot and Apple Soup

This hearty and flavorful soup from Foxes Love Lemons features ingredients like apple, carrot, and fresh garlic. It’s a guaranteed fall classic and a great way to warm up on a chilly day! Get the recipe here.

Crock Pot Cranberry Meatballs

How easy are these delish meatballs from Dinner at the Zoo? They only need five ingredients—and one of them is frozen meatballs! Plus, the sauce is truly tasty, and you can even serve over broccoli for an extra healthy kick. Get the recipe here.

Crock Pot Pumpkin Spiced Latte

Who says you have to hit up the coffee shop for your PSL fix? Try the DIY version of your fave fall drink and fill your house with that pumpkin-y smell. Best of all, there are no artificial ingredients! Get the recipe from Thriving Home Blog.

Healthy Slow Cooker Apple Sauce

Autumn time is apple time! Here's why this slow cooker applesauce is a winner: You can control the amount of sugar that goes in, it's incredibly simple to make, and the smell is divine. Grab the recipe at Good Dinner Mom.

Slow Cooker Pumpkin Spice Tapioca Pudding

Looking for an awesome autumn dessert? Try this tapioca pudding, which is full of fall flavors, vegan, dairy-free, and super easy to throw together. For added fun, get the kiddos to help layer the fun toppings. Get the recipe from Boulder Locavore.

Cranberry Pomegranate Mulled Cider

Mulled cider is perfect for sipping on a chilly day. This vibrant version is lightly spiced, antioxidant-rich, and totally delicious. Plus, you can always adjust the flavors to suit your fam's tastes. Get the recipe over at The View from Great Island.

Crock Pot Pumpkin Butter

The perfect way to fall into autumn is with this pumpkin butter. It's super simple to whip up and a great schmear for muffins, croissants, toast, waffles, and more! Even better: the smell is like insta-aromatherapy. Get the recipe from The View from Great Island.

Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Casserole

Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Cornbread

Ready for the best-ever cornbread? Since this version is made in the slow cooker, it comes out extra moist and just the right amount of sweet. You’ll set it, forget it, and absolutely love it. Get the recipe from Life Made Sweeter.

Slow Cooker Apple and Maple Pulled Pork

Maple syrup is a fave fall flavor, but if it makes you think of breakfast, then it’s time to shake things up with this delicious recipe. Maple syrup combines with pulled pork, and the result is super yummy. Get the recipe from How To: Simplify.

Homemade Crock Pot Apple Cider

Pop some apples and spices in the slow cooker in the morning, and by the time your family gets home from work and school, the whole house will be smelling like autumn. It couldn’t get any easier—or tastier. Get the recipe from Baker Bettie.

Slow Cooker Pumpkin Apple Crisp

Need a super easy fall dessert? This one goes out to all those folks who love pumpkin and their slow cooker. It’s full of warm spices, sports both pumpkin and apples, and it’s even on the healthier side of the dessert spectrum. Get the recipe from Kristine’s Kitchen Blog.

Slow Cooker Rosemary Chicken with Butternut Squash

If you look up “homey” in the dictionary, you might find this exact slow cooker recipe. All you need to do is pop chicken, butternut squash, and cream of chicken soup in the Crock Pot and you’re all set! Get the recipe from GI 365.

Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Soup

Everyone’s going to want to grab a spoon and slurp up this delish, fall-worthy soup. It’s got a hint of cinnamon, tons of squash flavor, and if you’re feeling adventurous, smoky chipotle peppers. You really can’t go wrong with this comfort food! Get the recipe from The Lemon Bowl.

Slow Cooker Pumpkin Monkey Bread

Round up your little monkeys, because they’re going to love this easy and delicious sweet bread! It’s loaded with cozy fall spices and uses your favorite refrigerated cinnamon roll dough. Whip it up in a snap and enjoy for breakfast, snack time, or a decadent dessert. Get the recipe from Life Made Sweeter.

Spicy Pumpkin Chicken Corn Chowder

Add a little spice—and pumpkin—to your life! This chunky soup is super hearty and filling and just the thing to warm you up on an autumn day. Adjust the spice level to suit your family’s tastes, and you’re ready for dinner! Get the recipe from Boulder Locavore.

Weekend Pumpkin Chili

Give your usual chili a fun fall upgrade! This recipe is a great way to get your pumpkin fix in a savory and hearty meal. Its stick-to-your-ribs goodness is just what your lazy weekend needs, so you should probably start simmering ASAP. Get the recipe from Little Spice Jar.

Pumpkin Overnight Oats

Start the day off right with these autumn-y overnight oats! They’re positively packed with pumpkin flavor (think: a whole can of pumpkin puree), along with lots of warm spices. Bonus points: Your house will smell heavenly when you wake up! Get the recipe from Well Plated.

Pantry Staple Recipes for When the Fridge Is Empty

by Abigail MatsumotoApril 11, 2020

When you can’t pop out to the grocery store and you’re looking at an empty fridge, a pantry meal can save the day. We’ve found a bunch of easy recipes to help you turn basic ingredients into showstopping eats the whole family will love. Scroll on to discover your next go-to meal!

Three-Ingredient Orange Chicken

If getting your fave Chinese takeout isn't on the menu, you can always turn to this super easy recipe! With just three ingredients (including frozen popcorn chicken), even the kiddos can help make it. Get the recipe from Dinner Then Dessert.

French Onion Chicken and Rice Casserole

When you're desperate for a magical pantry meal, the magic word is casserole. This particular casserole includes a couple of cans of condensed soup and the rice you likely have on hand. It's creamy, comforting, and totally tasty. Get the recipe from It's Always Autumn.

Easy Canned Tuna Pasta

Psst! That canned tuna in your cupboard is calling out for this easy dinner recipe. It takes just 15 minutes to make, and if you need to sub in dried parsley instead of fresh, that'll do just fine. Get the recipe from Salt & Lavender.

Three-Ingredient Pizzadillas

If pizza is always a winner in your house, you've got to check out this recipe from Fountain Avenue Kitchen. It takes your fave pizza flavors and combines them with tortillas for a no-muss meal. And just like a traditional pie, these pizzadillas are easily customizable with what you have on hand. Get the recipe here.

Egg-in-a-Hole Toast

Do your littles get a kick out of breakfast for dinner? This recipe takes eggs and toast to the next level and is super easy to make—all you need is eggs, bread and seasonings of your choice! For the recipe, pay a visit to Gourmandelle.

Crispy Bean and Cheese Tacos

Need a simple meal ASAP? Let's taco 'bout it. This idea from Mountain Mama Cooks has great flavors and just a few ingredients. Think of it as an elevated Taco Tuesday—and don't forget the salsa. Get the recipe here.

Five-Ingredient Butter Tomato Sauce

Sometimes all you need is a quick and delicious red sauce to turn your weeknight around. Cue this recipe from Budget Bytes, which tastes amazing drenched over whatever noodles you have in the cupboard. The sauce only sports five ingredients, and it's lick-the-spoon good. Get the recipe here.

Three-Ingredient Breakfast Skillet

We know this dish has "breakfast" right in the title, but there's no use limiting its deliciousness to just one meal. You can scramble this up on the quick with just a few basic ingredients, then add veggies for extra oomph and you'll have a dish that's irresistible. Get the recipe from Lexi's Clean Kitchen.

One-Pot Spaghetti with Hot Dogs

When all else fails, combine two of your kids’ favorite foods: spaghetti and hot dogs! You can always add in veggies like onions and bell peppers for an extra healthy kick. Best of all: this meal only requires one pot. Get the recipe from Kitchen Simmer.

Five-Ingredient Asian Peanut Noodles

Craving some Asian flavors? Just grab the peanut butter in your pantry, plus a few other ingredients, and you can whip up noodles that are salty, spicy, and even have a kick of umami. Get the recipe from Dinner Then Dessert.

Egg Salad Finger Sandwiches

Want to class up your weeknight dinners or go-to lunch? This recipe is simple, elegant, and easy to put together. You can customize the ingredients to suit what you have on hand and even indulge your kids' preference for sandwiches sans crust. For the full how-to head over to For the Feast.

Slow Cooker Chicken and Gravy

Who says you can't have Thanksgiving in April? This recipe comes to us courtesy of Sarah Olson’s cookbook, The Magical Slow Cooker: Recipes for Busy Moms, and it couldn't be easier. Simply pack the ingredients into your slow cooker and voila! For the recipe, click here.

Slow Cooker Chicken Parm

This recipe may not be traditional, but it's definitely delicious! This version of chicken parm from Baking & Creating with Avril is off-the-charts easy—thanks to the Crock Pot—and it only has three ingredients! To snag the recipe, click here.

Baked Honey Mustard Chicken Tenders

photo credit: a southernfairytale.com — A Southern Fairytale

Be clever with your condiments! This recipe from A Southern Fairytale makes great use of mustard and low-fat mayo, and it's a great way to use some other pantry staples like cereal. Get the how-to here.

Crispy Parmesan Crusted Fish

Got mild white fish in the freezer? Well, this recipe is the perfect excuse to use it! With just a little extra magic (think panko crumbs, butter and parmesan), you can have a delicious and quick meal the whole family will love. Get the recipe from !Hola! Jalapeño.

Crock Pot Sweet Pork

Psst! Erin at Table for Seven claims that this three-ingredient recipe is so simple, you can make it with your eyes closed. It sounds like the perfect weeknight meal to us. All you need is some brown sugar and your fave salsa, and you're set! Get the recipe here.

Crock Pot Lemon Chicken

If there's a reason you have a reasonably stocked spice rack, this is it. This recipe, courtesy of Moms Who Think, is a cinch to pull off and all you have to do is gather basic herbs. Did we mention it also uses your handy-dandy Crock Pot? For more, click here.

Apple Juice Chicken

You know that stockpile of juice boxes your family has been collecting? This sweet recipe, courtesy of Oatmeal With a Fork, puts them to good use! This chicken is flavorful and easy to make—and we’re willing to bet it’ll be a hit with kids and grown-ups alike. Get the recipe here.

Three-Ingredient Black Bean Soup

When it comes to this black bean soup, the magic number is three. That’s because it only has three ingredients—but a major taste that the whole family will love. Serve with a dollop of sour cream or salsa, or dress it up with some cheese, and this is sure to be a winner. Get the recipe from Honey and Birch.

Peanut Butter Banana Quesadilla

If your kiddos can’t get enough PB&Js, then you’ve got to check out this idea that gives the classic sandwich a creative twist. It works for just about any meal (hello upgraded lunchbox!), and you probably have all the ingredients already. Get the recipe from A Whisk and Two Wands.

Three-Ingredient Slow Cooker Taco Chicken

Grab that jar of salsa in your pantry and turn Taco Tuesday into a real fiesta. Bonus: this recipe uses your slow cooker so you can set it and forget it until dinnertime. Get the recipe from Kristine’s Kitchen Blog.

Tuna Grilled Cheese

You know those cans of tuna hanging out in the back of your pantry? They’re great for upgrading a standard grilled cheese! It’s hearty enough to satisfy kids and easy enough to whip up when you need a meal PDQ. Get the recipe here.

Tomato Basil Pasta

Just say no to piles of dirty dishes! This awesome pasta dish is a one-pot wonder for busy weeknights. If you’ve got pasta, canned tomatoes and veggie broth in your pantry, you’re already halfway there. Get the recipe here.

Crock Pot Nutella Bread Pudding

A delicious Nutella Bread Pudding made from a Crock Pot sits in a festive bowl — The Perfect Pantry

The perfect way to use up stale bread? This wow-worthy bread pudding. It’s got an awesome secret ingredient (Nutella!) and goes great with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The only trick will be making sure it doesn’t get gobbled up in seconds! Get the recipe here.

Turkey Taco Salad

This too-easy idea sports only five ingredients—and if you don’t happen to have ground turkey, ground beef works just fine! Feel free add your own toppings suited to your kiddos’ taste buds! Get the recipe from Sweet Phi.

BBQ Hot Dogs Over Rice

Got hot dogs and 30 minutes? Then this simple recipe is just what you need. Thanks to a homemade sweet BBQ sauce, this dish gets a bit fancier than your average hot dog meal—but it’s sure to please little palettes. Get the recipe from Chelsea’s Messy Apron.

Tuscan-Style Sausage Soup

Great news! This recipe from Prevention RD uses ingredients you probably have on hand. And there’s a healthy twist: low-sodium chicken broth, whole wheat pasta, and lots of ways to change it up if you want to add your fave veggies. Get the recipe here.

—Abigail Matsumoto

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by Abigail MatsumotoApril 8, 2020

As a busy parent, you’re always on the prowl for easy dinner ideas that come together in a flash. As it turns out, a magic trick awaits and you probably already have it in your pantry––a jar of pasta sauce! From innovative noodles to soup, casseroles and more, we’ve rounded up a collection of unique recipes for pasta sauce that use this go-to staple in crazy-creative ways.

Lasagna Soup

Everything is made with one pot and we don't have to precook the noodles? Sign us up! This tasty Lasagna Soup from The Blond Cook makes weeknight dinners a cinch. Pair this savory soup with a salad and crusty bread and enjoy a super easy meal.

No-Fry Chicken Parmesan Enchiladas

This easier than easy recipe uses quick ingredients and results in a flavorful dish that your kiddos will love. Simple jarred sauce and a rotisserie chicken form the basis of this meal that can be paired with a salad and rice. Get the recipe from Poet in the Pantry.

Lasagna Stuffed Mushrooms

An easy way to get your kiddos to stock up on the healthy properties of this superfood, Lasagna Stuffed Mushrooms use giant portobellos, lots of cheese and delicious sauce that will have you swapping them out for noodles every time. Get the recipe from Two Peas and Their Pod.

Chicken Parmesan Sliders

Great for tailgating, parties, appetizers or plain ole dinner, these Chicken Parmesan Sliders are tasty and perfectly paired with salad or veggies. Grab this easy recipe at Home.Made.Interest.

Italian Pot Roast

Comfort food to the rescue! Kick up your go-to pot roast with this Italian version that uses jarred sauce and can be served atop a creamy serving of polenta. Get the recipe at Olivia's Cuisine.

Italian Sausage Hoagies

Restaurant-style hoagies are ready to hit the dinner tab stat with this easy recipe. Bonus points? It uses a jar of chunky marinara to get the job done. Get the recipe from Chelsea's Messy Apron.

Pasta Sauce Healthy Minestrone Soup

Whipping up a batch of soup doesn't always mean slaving over the stove for hours. Healthy veggies and that handy jar of pasta sauce all come together in one pot and cook for 15-20 minutes in this simple minestrone soup recipe. Get the recipe from Plating Pixels.

Instant Pot Marinara Rice + Brats

Psst! This easy dinner is done in 30 minutes or less, courtesy of your beloved Instant Pot. The ingredients are simple (think: marinara sauce, jasmine rice, brats and fresh veggies) and it's super flavorful too! Get the recipe from This Worthey Life.

Pizza Stuffed Chicken

Think outside the pizza box! This delish dish combines the flavor of freshly baked pizza with a hearty chicken dinner. It's easy to make, and you can use your family's favorite pizza toppings as flavor inspiration! Get the recipe from Dinner at the Zoo.

Italian Baked Eggs

Breakfast for dinner or best-ever brunch! This cheesy baked eggs dish can be made in just 15 minutes, and it's super easy to customize with whatever cheese you have on hand. Plus, the kiddos will love dunking bread in their eggs. Get the recipe from Damn Delicious.

Roasted Garlic White Chicken Lasagna Soup

If you love creamy, comforting soup, you'll love this. One of the star ingredients is handy-dandy jarred Alfredo sauce, and you can always throw in extra veggies or noodles to suit your fam's tastes. Get the recipe from Little Spice Jar.

Baked Spaghetti and Meatballs

If using a jar of marinara for spaghetti seems ho-hum, you need to check out this genius recipe. It turns traditional spaghetti and meatballs into an amazing baked cheesy casserole. Trust us, this ain't your average spaghetti. Learn more at Damn Delicious.

Pizza Grilled Cheese

You’d be hard-pressed to find a kid who doesn’t like pizza and grilled cheese, which is why we think this hybrid is as genius as it is delicious. It’s got the flavors of your fave pie—complete with marinara sauce—but the outer-beauty of a fab grilled cheese sandwich. Get the recipe from Mom to Mom Nutrition.

Marinara Soup

Did you know that a jar of marinara sauce can turn into a comforting bowl of vegetarian soup in about 20 minutes? It’s better than any magic trick and the best way to turn a chilly weeknight into a warm and toasty good time. Even better: You probably have all the ingredients right now. Get the recipe from The Seasoned Mom.

Chicken Parmesan Casserole Recipe

Take note, casserole fans! This cheesy chicken parmesan is the perfect weeknight meal and can feed a whole crowd of hungry folks. It’s also a snap to make—and it all starts with your favorite pasta sauce. Get the recipe from The Weary Chef.

Spaghetti and Hot Dogs

What do you get when two kid food faves join forces? Spaghetti and hot dogs, of course! Just think of this one-pot meal as a neat upgrade for that box of noodles in your pantry. Don’t forget to add some veggies for an extra healthy kick! Get the recipe from Kitchen Simmer.

Skillet Pizza Pasta

Is it pizza? Is it pasta? It’s both—and totally delicious. The secret to this innovative pasta is the flavors of your favorite pizza (Think customizable ingredients, sneaky veggies, and pepperoni!). And it’s ready in the amount of time it takes your noodles to cook! Get the recipe from Mom to Mom Nutrition.

Italian-Style Meatloaf with Marinara

Looking for hearty comfort food that the whole fam will love? Meatloaf to the rescue! This recipe gets points for using herbs and spices you probably already have in your pantry. Grab a jar of marinara, and you’re good to go! Get the recipe from Saporito Kitchen.

Easy Beef-Stuffed Shells

These stuffed shells are a baked masterpiece if we do say so ourselves. They’re a cinch to make and super cheesy, too. Plus, they reheat like a dream, so you’ll have a good weeknight meal whenever you want! Get the recipe from Taste of Home.

One-Pot Zucchini Prosciutto Mozarella Rolls

Give these rolls a whirl and thrill your family with their new favorite meal! This idea has the yumminess of stuffed zucchini, minus the hassle. It’s veggie-filled, cheesy, and your little chefs can even get involved. For the recipe, roll on over to Apron Strings.

3-Ingredient Creamy Tomato Shells

Psst! This recipe is delicious, creamy, and vegan! What’s the secret? Cashews! It’s the perfect go-to meal when you’re craving a healthier version of your favorite comfort food. Try it for yourself, and go nuts for this quick-but-tasty meal. Get the recipe from Pinch of Yum.

Rustic Grilled Vegetable and Sausage Pasta

What do we love most about this pasta dish? It could be the healthy veggies, bold flavors, or sweet Italian sausage. It could be that you can customize the ingredients to suit your family’s tastes. Then again, it could be the fact that it's an easy upgrade for that jar of marinara in your cupboard. Get the recipe from Boulder Locavore.

Spicy Slow Cooker Chili

Three cheers for chili! This recipe has a smart shortcut: pasta sauce! Combine it with ground beef, adjust the spiciness to suit your family, let it cook in your slow cooker, and voila! You’ve got a hearty meal that will amp up any dinnertime. Get the recipe from A Taste of Madness.

5-Ingredient One-Pot Pasta with Chicken Sausage

Is there anything better than a one-pot meal that’s truly yummy? That’s the beauty behind this 5-ingredient pasta which spotlights chicken sausage, veggies, and cheese. The pasta will even absorb the flavor from your favorite sauce—score! Get the recipe from Kristine’s Kitchen Blog.

Freezer English Muffin Mini Pizzas

If make-ahead meals make your heart go pitter-patter, you’re in luck. These kid-sized English muffin pizzas are the definition of convenience—sub in pasta sauce instead of pizza sauce, and you'll have a lunchbox hit or easy dinner! Get the recipe from Simple as That.

Spaghetti Sauce Sloppy Joes

Ready for the best sloppy joes shortcut ever? Leftover spaghetti and meat sauce makes the perfect base for this classic sandwich. It's never been easier to make a quick and delicious meal (And what kid doesn’t love a dish with the word “sloppy” right in the title?). Get the recipe from Tip Garden.

Slow Cooker Chicken Parm

File this under “Beloved Crock Pot Recipes,” STAT! There are only three ingredients in this chicken parm recipe, but the payoff is off the charts. The cleanup is easy, and you’ll love the set-it-and-forget-it part of the process! Get the recipe here.

—Abigail Matsumoto & Karly Wood

25 New Crock Pot Recipes You Have to Try

by Emily MyersFebruary 18, 2019

If you’re BFFs with your Crock Pot and you can’t get enough slow cooker recipes, we get it. There’s nothing better than an easy dinner that’s big on deliciousness and low on prep. Scroll on for slow cooker chicken recipes, scrumptious soups, and other meals you’ll have no trouble mastering.

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Slow Cooker Thai Chicken and Butternut Soup

'Tis the season for butternut squash! This soup from One Lovely Life has butternut flavor and is creamy and rich without a drop of cream! Plus, it's a great go-to when you want to feel cozy and warm on a chilly day.

Crock Pot Ham with Brown Sugar Glaze

Have your ham, even when the holidays have passed! This slow cooker version from Dinner at the Zoo has a delish three-ingredient glaze that packs a punch of flavor. With just five minutes of prep, it doesn't get easier than this!

Crockpot Chicken Gnocchi Soup

Chicken soup is a winter weather staple, but this creamy version from Scrummy Lane really takes things up a notch. It has plenty of veggies, delish gnocchi, and kid-friendly flavors. Trust us, you'll ladle it up.

Healthier Slow Cooker Baked Ziti

A pot of slow cooker baked ziti with a serving spoon — Kristine's Kitchen Blog

Sometimes a chilly winter day calls for hearty pasta! This recipe from Kristine's Kitchen Blog is the perfect stick-to-your-ribs meal, with a healthier twist. (Think: ground turkey and whole wheat pasta.)

Slow Cooker Ramen

Ready for the best ramen news ever? You can make your fave noodle soup right in the own slow cooker! All you need for a broth that's drink-from-the-bowl good is this recipe from A Spicy Perspective. Then just add noodles, chicken, and soft-boiled eggs!

Crockpot Cranberry and Orange Meatballs

What's sweet, sour, and so tasty? These meatballs from Salt & Lavender. They have festive cranberry flavor and are great served with jasmine rice. Even better, this recipe will leave you with lots of leftovers!

Slow Cooker Potato Leek Soup with Cheddar

There's nothing like some comforting potato soup on a winter day—and there's nothing like this slow cooker version from Kristine's Kitchen Blog. It's creamy (though there's no cream), you can opt for extra cheese, and it sneaks leeks into your kiddo's dinner.

Slow Cooker Whole Chicken

Holy moley—did you know that you can cook a whole chicken in the Crock Pot? Dinner at the Zoo has the rotisserie-style scoop: a simple spice blend, a few minutes of prep, and presto!

Slow Cooker Rosemary Chicken with Butternut Squash

When your day is chilly, busy and full of hungry kids, have no fear. Just whip up this delish dish, courtesy of Kari from GI 365. It only takes a few simple ingredients (including butternut squash!) and you'll love the leftovers.

Slow Cooker Vegetarian Chili Mac

Psst! This recipe from Kristine's Kitchen Blog is a little bit chili, a little bit mac and cheese, and a whole lot of kid-pleasing deliciousness. Kristine even includes a make-ahead freezer option of this meat-free meal. Score!

Lentil Sausage Soup

What's high-fiber, low-fat, dairy- and gluten-free ... and delicious? This recipe from Homemade Food Junkie! It's so easy to throw together and hearty enough to fuel the whole fam for any adventure ahead. Pro tip: Customize with additional veggies for an extra healthy kick!

Easy Crock Pot Italian Meatballs

For the ultimate comfort food, try this egg and meatball dish from Plated Cravings. The meal comes together easily in a slow cooker. Simmered in a smooth marinara sauce, this high protein meal works for hungry hoards any time of day.

Hearty Beef Stew

A good beef stew is hard to beat, and this crock pot version provides the best of both worlds—it can be thrown together in the morning and will be a tasty feast by the evening. Double the recipe, and you can even create leftovers to freeze for later.

Crock Pot Minestrone

The list of ingredients in a Minestrone can be off-putting, but you won't regret making this Crock Pot version. The kids will get a healthy dose of veggies while the cook will get a break from the kitchen—win, win! Serve it with grated cheese and a slice of bread.

Hawaiian Chicken

Need a reminder that summer's on its way? This Hawaiian chicken recipe should do the trick. Kids will love the blend of sweet, tangy and savory flavors and parents will love that it's an easy Crock Pot cook up! Head over to Averie Cooks for the recipe.

Crock Pot Lasagna

Lasagna gets a slow cooker makeover with this recipe from Phyllis Good's cookbook, Stock the Crock. This version can be adapted by substituting hot Italian sausage meat for plain turkey or ground beef. Then you add the more delicate items like spinach and noodles towards the end of the cook time. Want a veggie version? We have you covered, just click here.

Creamy Chicken Spaghetti

Ricotta cheese gives this kid-approved Crock Pot chicken recipe its extra creaminess. The chicken cooks up in your favorite spaghetti sauce with the pasta and broccoli added to the pot at the end of the cook time. Head to Aggie's Kitchen for the recipe.

Wild Rice Chicken Soup

This is seasonal comfort food you'll return to again and again. The recipe from Pinch of Yum will feed an army so you'll have plenty of leftovers to keep the family well-fed for the week.

Moroccan Chicken Tagine

This tagine is a great dish to make ahead for the weekend. There's protein and veggie goodness in every bite, and you can adjust the seasoning to accommodate tiny taste buds. Head to Feed Me Phoebe for the how-to.

Vegetarian Crock Pot Chili

Vegetarian chili sits in a crock pot after being cooked — Show Me The Yummy

This vegetarian chili is healthy comfort food, and it is so simple to make in a Crock Pot. Including three kinds of beans, this recipe from Show Me The Yummy is gluten and dairy-free.

Carrot Cake Overnight Oatmeal

Carrot cake for breakfast? Yes, please! This recipe from Foxes Love Lemons will revolutionize your morning routine—just prep before bedtime and by dawn you'll have a bowl of sweet creamy, carrot and coconut flavored oatmeal to set the kids up for the day.

Slow Cooked Pulled Pork

A slow cooker pulled pork recipe can keep the family well fed for a week. This recipe from Plated Pixels is super simple and is sure to be a favorite with the kids. Put the shredded meat into a bun, tortilla or serve with rice or pasta.

Slow Cooker Beef and Broccoli

Five-minutes of prep is all that this recipe demands. Add the cornstarch, and steam the broccoli towards the end of the cook time and you've got a no fuss, nutritious meal for the family. Check out the how-to and video at My Fussy Eater.

Pumpkin and Lentil Soup

This pumpkin and lentil soup from Scrummy Lane is thick and creamy and packed with nutrition. Prep in the morning and you'll have a healthy dinner ready for the evening. Bonus: this is a soup that tastes just as good reheated the next day.

Best Tomato Soup

Tomatoes really benefit from slow cooking, and this rich, low-calorie tomato soup does double duty as a pasta sauce if you need one during the week. Get the fool-proof recipe from Erin Clarke at Well Plated.

—Emily Myers & Abigail Matsumoto

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