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6 easy dinner recipes, from one grocery list

Relax this week, we've done the dinner planning for you.
Raspberry-rhubarb compote

Photo, Erik Putz.

June dinner plan

Soba-noodle salad with spicy pork

Monday: No need to order out - these spicy pork and noodles are faster than takeout. Get the recipe.

Soba-noodle salad with spicy porkPhoto, Erik Putz.

Summer club salad

Tuesday: A protein-packed salad that’s creamy, zesty and fresh. Get the recipe.

Summer club saladPhoto, Erik Putz.

Beef kebabs with herb salad

Wednesday: Ready in just 30 minutes, these beefy kebabs are perfectly paired with a light, refreshing tomato and parsley salad. Get the recipe.

Beef kebabs with herb saladPhoto, Sian Richards.

Grilled portobello mushroom fajitas

Thursday: A vegetarian fajita that pulls double duty (grill extra mushrooms to add to tomorrow's rice bowl). Get the recipe.

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Soft tortillas: Grilled portobello mushroom fajitasPhoto, Erik Putz.

Mushroom rice bowl

Friday: Use yesterday's leftover's to get this meal on the table quickly. So you can start relaxing into the weekend early. Get the recipe.

Mushroom rice bowlPhoto, Erik Putz.

Raspberry-rhubarb compote

Dessert: Serve this sweet-tart compote over yogurt or vanilla ice cream after dinner. Get the recipe.

Raspberry-rhubarb compotePhoto, 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 June grocery list here (or read it below).

Junes grocery list

Related:
How to use up June's leftover ingredients
May 2015: Five meals, one grocery list
How to use up May's leftover ingredients

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