A main course that's ideal for special occasions and holidays! Medallions can be prepared a day ahead and refrigerated until you're ready to make dinner. A delicious red wine sauce creates the perfect topping; serve with a garden salad and mashed potatoes.

A new twist on a traditional chicken dish, this recipe calls for Swiss cheese and prosciutto in place of sliced deli ham and cheese. A tasty sauce can be spooned on top of chicken or served on the side as a dipping sauce.

Lunch on the go never tasted so good! A new spin on classic Caesar salad, crispy chicken strips, tomatoes, lettuce and dressing are served up in a tortilla. Wraps can be eaten immediately or rolled in parchment paper and stored in the refrigerator.

A complete dinner cooked in one pan! Late-season veggies in a variety of colors and chicken breasts are seasoned and then roasted in a hot oven. This easy-prep dinner can be enjoyed any day of the week and is perfect for a sit-down Sunday dinner.

This recipe is easy to make ahead. Prep the pork and store in the refrigerator overnight. Bake the next day, boil the noodles and enjoy a one-plate dinner infused with lemon, herb and garlic flavors.

We took the classic flavor of a Philadelphia cheese steak sandwich and paired it with our tender, juicy chicken for a homemade pizza your family will love! If you're feeling ambitious, trying making your own dough, and serve piping-hot pizza with ice cold beer or soda.

This may be the best ever stuffed pork loin recipe! The ideal centerpiece to a fall harvest feast (or alternative to traditional Thanksgiving turkey), this pork loin roast melds the best of sweet and savory. Serve with a side of seasonal veggies and a glass of dry, crisp Riesling.

Keep an ice-cold beverage close at hand because these baked chicken chunks are HOT! The perfect appetizer for a football party, these bit-size morsels are roasted in the oven before being dunked in a spicy pepper oil. Serve with coleslaw, celery and blue cheese dressing and your favorite tailgate party foods.

Visually colorful and with no overpowering flavors, this dish brings out all the natural deliciousness of the ingredients. And it’s easy to prepare: Simply add all items to a sheet pan and roast. Carrots can be substituted for any other veggie in your fridge. If you’re making this for Sunday dinner, be sure to double or triple the recipe so you have plenty of leftovers to use in other dishes throughout the week. Chicken noodle soup is a perfect way to use up pre-cooked chicken and carrots: Add some chicken broth, seasonings and noodles for another quick, easy and cost-friendly dinner.

A healthier spin on fried chicken and potatoes, this recipe is packed with flavor and serves up half the guilt. Since it only takes about 30 to 40 minutes to make, it’s perfect for meal prepping or busy weekday dinners. If you’re serving any picky eaters, try subbing some of the asparagus for rainbow carrot slices, green beans or any other long veggies. Not only will it offer more variety, it will give even more pops of color. To maintain the bright colors of the asparagus or other veggies (and impress guests!), blanche veggies by dropping them in boiling water for a minute and transferring to ice water before sautéing with the garlic cloves!