Our Best 20-Minute Dinners

Whip up your entire dinner in a mere 20 minutes with our delicious and zesty pork recipe. The tender meat gets its bold flavor from a tantalizing mix of peanut butter, honey, garlic, and lime. The quick cooking time is thanks to using thin cuts of pork that require less time in the skillet.

Dish up our 20-minute chicken dinner for your favorite crowd (it makes 6 servings!). We love the way it combines rich butter, robust Parmesan, and basil pesto to flavor the chicken and angel hair pasta.

Create a full-bodied, flavorful 20-minute dinner with just a handful of ingredients. Brown sugar and butter create the sweet sauce for pork, apples, and pecans to simmer in.

You won't believe what makes up the oh-so-creamy sauce in our 20-minute dinner: chive-and-onion cream cheese and milk! Thanks to the easy-peasy topping and a bag of frozen mixed veggies, this delicious dinner recipe is ready in no time.

Try our favorite pasta alternative -- zucchini noodles! -- in your next weeknight recipe. Easy add-ins such as prosciutto, apple, and goat cheese amp up the flavors in our 20-minute dinner.

Sage-rubbed turkey tenderloins are paired with wilted spinach, sauteed pears, and pungent blue cheese for a dish that's easy, delicious, and healthy. Not only does it ring in at just 240 calories per plate (for the entire meal!), but it also has a whopping 31 grams of protein.

Precubed pork, cooked brown rice, and a mix of frozen veggies cut the cook time in our fried rice recipe. Fresh ginger, garlic, and Chinese five-spice powder bring the flavor to this 20-minute dinner.

Oregano, thyme, and marjoram compose the simple Greek-inspired rub for our healthy pork dinner. Couscous pairs with garlic-roasted eggplant and fresh spinach to complete the meal.

Smoked salmon, radishes, and capers fill these flatbreads to make a tasty and unexpected dinner-ready sandwich. A swipe of cream cheese sets the stage for the sammies to shine.

Get ready for a quick and easy Asian dish with all the flavor of takeout, but with less sodium and calories. A ginger-soy sauce vinaigrette adds irresistible zip to the tender grilled chicken and peppery mesclun salad.

Cook with beer? Don't mind if we do. Grab your favorite nutty stout and add it to this fast and filling stir-fry twist on corned beef and cabbage, complete with tender carrots, onions, and crisp-tender cabbage.

Bring a taste of the Caribbean to the table with this spicy stir-fry. Thin cuts of pork and frozen vegetables make cooking a breeze, and a dash of Jamaican jerk seasoning adds irresistible flavor.

Stir-frying is one of the quickest and most flavorful ways to cook a meal, and you can use almost any ingredient you like. Follow our simple steps for the perfect stir-fry dish every time.

Our gorgeous fettuccine is delicious enough for company (and they'll never guess it only takes 15 minutes to make). You'll love the four different vegetables, including asparagus and Brussels sprouts, and the creamy homemade Alfredo sauce.

Our protein-packed dinner salad has all your favorite Mediterranean ingredients, including feta cheese, Campari tomatoes, and a light olive oil and vinegar dressing. Serve with lightly grilled pita bread to finish off the meal.

Step away from the frozen meals. You're just minutes away from a satisfying steak-, bean-, and veggie-packed dinner that beats anything from the freezer aisle. A blend of orange juice and soy sauce adds just a hint of zesty Asian flavor.

Here's a delicious fast dinner idea: Combine fresh salmon with precooked mashed potatoes and fresh dill for an easy dinner. Serve with honey-mustard dressing over crisp greens.

Apricot wedges cooked with honey and garlic give traditional pork chops a savory-sweet makeover in minutes. Fresh green beans add a crunch to the mix.

For a healthy (yet filling) meal, spread tangy goat cheese on toasted rustic bread and top with a medley of fresh vegetables. Cook baby carrots, button mushrooms, and onion in a skillet to bring out the veggies' flavors.

For a fast new take on the classic pizza margherita, use focaccia instead of pizza dough and sub creamy Camembert for mozzarella. Chopped walnuts and fresh chives highlight the robust cheese.

Our hearty chili recipe is perfect for a cozy evening in. It combines green chiles, chicken, and white beans, plus a topping of cheesy tortilla crisps that adds delicious crunch.

Chimichurri -- a traditional Mexican sauce made from parsley, oil, vinegar, garlic, and red pepper flakes -- adds bite to grilled chicken. Microwave frozen green beans for a fast side dish.

Our easy, grown-up version of tuna-noodle casserole combines thick egg noodles and tuna with creamy Alfredo sauce, salty capers, and lemon juice.

Instead of making tacos, pile crispy tostadas with flaky fish, shredded cabbage, avocado, and tomatoes. Tangy chili-lime cream lends fresh flavor to the dish.