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5 Most-Saved Easy Recipes from Last Week

by Aysha
5 Most-Saved Easy Recipes from Last Week

When it comes to recipes, the ones people save the most often tend to have a few things in common—they’re simple to make, packed with flavor, and fit seamlessly into busy schedules. That’s exactly what you’ll find in this roundup of our 5 most-saved easy recipes from last wee. Whether you’re looking for a quick dinner, a crowd-pleasing dessert, or a light, healthy option, these recipes have earned their place on everyone’s must-try list.

The beauty of these dishes is their versatility. They work just as well for weeknight meals as they do for casual entertaining, and they require minimal prep and cleanup. Each one is proof that you don’t need complicated techniques or exotic ingredients to make something truly delicious.

One of last week’s most popular recipes was a creamy garlic chicken skillet—tender, juicy chicken breasts simmered in a velvety garlic cream sauce, ready in under 30 minutes. It’s a comfort-food favorite that pairs beautifully with pasta, rice, or crusty bread.

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Another big hit was a fresh strawberry shortcake, layered with soft biscuits, sweetened whipped cream, and juicy berries. It’s light enough for spring and summer but indulgent enough to satisfy any dessert craving.

For a healthier option, people couldn’t get enough of the Mediterranean chickpea salad, loaded with cucumbers, tomatoes, feta, and a tangy lemon-olive oil dressing. It’s refreshing, protein-packed, and perfect for meal prep.

If you’re a pasta lover, the easy baked ziti was a clear favorite—cheesy, saucy, and bubbling hot from the oven. It’s the kind of recipe you can make ahead, freeze, and bake when you need a no-fuss dinner the whole family will love.

Rounding out the list was a one-pan lemon herb salmon with roasted vegetables, a quick yet elegant meal that’s as healthy as it is flavorful. The combination of bright citrus and fresh herbs makes this dish feel special while still being weeknight-friendly.

What makes these recipes truly stand out is how approachable they are. You don’t have to be a professional chef to pull them off, and you can easily customize them to suit your preferences. Swap proteins, adjust spices, or add seasonal vegetables—it’s all about making the dish your own.

These 5 most-saved easy recipes also show that “easy” doesn’t mean boring. Each one is designed to maximize flavor with minimal effort, using simple cooking methods and ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen. That’s why they’ve been saved, shared, and made by so many home cooks.

If you’re looking for a few new go-to meals and treats, this list is the perfect place to start. From comforting classics to fresh, vibrant options, these recipes prove that great cooking doesn’t have to be complicated—it just has to be done with care, flavor, and a touch of creativity.

So grab your grocery list and pick one (or all) of these easy, most-loved recipes to try this week. Who knows? One of them might just become your new favorite too.

Cowboy Coleslaw

“Anything with cilantro is a keeper and this recipe does not disappoint,” says reviewer DaringAhi7197. “Great flavors, and I did double the cumin as that is also one of my favorites!”

Angela’s Awesome Chicken Enchiladas

“These chicken enchiladas are easy to make with tortillas and a creamy chicken filling flavored with the perfect amount of seasonings, green chiles, and cheese,” says Allrecipes community member MomSavedbyGrace. “The secret is in the seasonings! Delicious with sour cream and a side of Mexican rice.”

5 Most-Saved Easy Recipes from Last Week

Famous Butter Chicken

“This is so easy to make,” says reviewer FrothyScoop8988. “I made it last night and everyone gobbled it up. The chicken comes out so juicy and tender. And it tastes so good. This meal is on my regular rotation!”

Copycat Chicken Costoletta

“The sauce is delicious,” says reviewer Miki Brierty. “I served this dish with new potatoes and roasted asparagus. I made it without any changes and would do so again.”

Swamp Potatoes and Sausage

“I made this recipe exactly as written, and it was fantastic,” says reviewer Susan Scofield Selberg. “Perfect amount of kick with the Cajun season. The smoked sausage I used was andouille.

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