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5 easy dinner recipes, from one grocery list

We've got you covered from Monday to Friday — all you need to do is check our grocery list and stock up on the necessities.
5 easy dinner recipes, from one grocery list

Monday: Nordic Meatballs With Beet And Kale Salad

Start the week off right with dark greens and hearty herbed meatballs. Get this Nordic meatballs recipe.

Nordic Meatballs With Beet And Kale Salad on a white plate next to parsley fronds and a slice of lemon; the meatballs are made with ground beef; rye bread; parsley; egg; and the salad is made with kale; beets; rye croutons; and a dijon vinaigrette for a post on an easy nordic meatballs with kale and beet salad recipe(Photo: Sian Richards)

Tuesday: Tomato and prosciutto sandwich

Toast-afficionados, this one’s for you. Spread toasted sourdough with a creamy goat’s cheese mixture, then top with prosciutto and colourful tomato slices. Get this tomato and prosciutto salad recipe.

Garden tomatos on toastPhoto, Sian Richards.

Wednesday: Paneer curry with potatoes and spinach

Paneer is a mild-flavoured fresh cheese commonly used in Indian cuisine. (It has a texture similar to medium firm tofu.) All you need is some rice, and you’ve got a fragrant, vegetarian meal. Get this paneer curry recipe.

Paneer curry with potatoes and spinach in a silver serving dish with a silver spoon next to a bowl of yogurt, white rice and fresh cilantro on a white tablecloth for a post on the best easy Paneer curry with potatoes and spinach recipe(Photo: Sian Richards)

Thursday: Haddock fettuccine

White wine adds and an instant flavour boost to this pasta sauce. Get this haddock pasta recipe.

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5 easy dinner recipes, from one grocery listPhoto, Sian Richards.

Friday: Haddock with tomatoes, olives and feta

Using your extra fillets and tomato relish from yesterday's pasta night, these pre-prepped ingredients (a.k.a. leftovers) mean dinner is on the table in just over 20 minutes. Get this haddock recipe.

Family meal plans: Haddock with tomato relishPhoto, Sian Richards.

Dessert: Squash pound cake

Squash isn’t just for savoury recipes! Get this squash pound cake recipe

Squash pound cakePhoto, Sian Richards.

This week, get all the shopping out of the way, and cook along with us every night as we make simple, flavourful dinner dishes in 45 minutes or less. Print our September grocery list (or read it below). And leftovers — what leftovers? Here’s a simple set of recipes to help you use up any odds and ends when the week is over.

September 2015 Grocery list
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August: 5 dinner recipes, one grocery list
How to use up August’s leftover ingredients
July: 5 dinner recipes from one grocery list

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