This dish marries two summer classics—the Caesar salad and the kabob—to create the ultimate dinner, perfect for those end-of-summer days.
Pizza lovers, rejoice! Here's a simple way to have your pie and eat it at school. This recipe is just a base. Improvise and build skewers based on your kids' favourite pizza toppings. (Plain chicken chunks are a tasty, lower-sodium alternative to pepperoni.)
Fragrant Thai curry has never been easier thanks to our scrumptious recipe. For heartier appetites, serve with steamed rice.
There are as many variations of this chunky soup as there are kitchens in Jamaica. You may want to add more or less hot pepper sauce depending on your tolerance.
Grilled and lightly dressed summer vegetables are equally delicious served warm or at room temperature. Red or yellow peppers (or a combination) add colour. Leftovers make terrific sandwiches the next day.
With its smoky chipotle dressing, this two-tone salad complements many barbecued dishes. Tote the salad and dressing separately, then all you need is a quick toss together for the table.
Ancho chili powder has a kick, so for sensitive palates, substitute chili powder, which is much milder. Serve with a dollop of sour cream to cool things off.
Here's an all-in-one souvlaki and Greek salad dinner, made simple with a double-duty dressing. If you like, try the savoury sauce with cubed pork tenderloin instead of chicken. Serve in or alongside grilled Greek-style pitas.