With under 400 calories and ready in 35 minutes, this is a great idea for dinner tonight.

The creamy, briny combo of olives and cream cheese is a popular spread in Southern sandwiches and Midwest burgers.

While often associated with winter braises, cabbage is actually sweetest and crispiest in summertime. Here, wedges are grilled until the edges curl and smoke, then topped with a protein-rich, Caesar-ish dressing and served warm. Blitzed potato chips swap in for croutons and a ripple of chilies brings the heat.

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Welcome to our weeknight heroes: speedy 10-ingredient dinners that cook up in 45 minutes or less.

This delicious surf and turf comes together in just 30 minutes.

Halloumi cheese is a great addition to a vegetable kebab, but needs a little extra attention on the barbecue. Make sure your grill is really hot, clean and lightly oiled before you begin and turn the skewers frequently to keep the cheese from sticking.

Almost anything in the pantry can be pulled into a complete and delicious dish when there’s a jar of kimchi in your fridge.

Dinner is ready in half an hour with these fast and fresh recipes, including a decadent dessert.

No-stress recipes that make summer meals a snap.

Fire up that BBQ—and when the fish is done, drizzle with our marmalade, sriracha and fresh mint vinaigrette to finish.

Use up your beet greens in this fast and nutritious dinner bowl. Grate the beets in the food processor for speed—and less mess.