Weeknight Rescue Meal Plan//March 7 2025

Shrimp Skewers with Tangy Avocado Sauce

Welcome to the weekend and a pretty terrific line-up of recipes. It’s been a while since I’ve pulled some of these out of the archives (Chicken Parm and Korean-Style Beef Wraps)…both worth adding to your menu. I’ve also included two favorite bonus recipes, including my Whole-Grain Walnut Date Scones. Yum!

Oven-Baked Chicken Parm

baked chicken parmesan

This recipe definitely falls into the “oldie but goodie” category. It was always a hit when my kids were little and still satisfies to this day. I always serve it with a side of marinara sauce and love this roasted broccoli on the side.

Sheetpan Cauliflower Chickpea Shawarma

Cauliflower chickpea Shawarma

This flavor-packed sheet pan supper is a very distant cousin to classic shawarma. It has all the requisite flavors and is finished with a flavorful tangy tahini yogurt sauce. Serve it as a main dish or as a side along with roast chicken, fish, or lamb.

Brothy Tortellini with Sausage and Kale

bowls of brothy pasta with Parmesan

This dish lands somewhere between a pasta and a soup. It’s satisfying and nourishing, with everything you need for a balanced supper right in one bowl. Do up some garlic bread on the side if you’re in the mood.

Shrimp Skewers with Tangy Avocado Sauce

Plate of shrimp skewers with avocado herb sauce

This dish is all about the flavorful sauce that can be whirled in a blender in a matter of minutes. A combination of fresh cilantro, avocado, scallions, and lime juice, it’s a terrific way to brighten up a plate of skewered shrimp. If you don’t care for cilantro, make the sauce with fresh basil instead.

Instant Pot Korean-Style Beef Wraps

This is a “treat yourself” kind of supper, since it’s so chin-dribblingly delicious. It’s Korean-style beef done in the Instant Pot until fork tender, piled onto warm tortillas, and topped with crunchy slaw. I like to add a salad of sliced cucumbers and radishes with a splash of seasoned rice vinegar to serve on the side.

Perfect Soft Cooked Eggs

perfect soft cooked eggs

If you love a breakfast egg with a soft center, this is the best method I’ve found for a darn perfect egg every time. I like to serve these in little egg cups with strips of buttered toast on the side for dunking.

Whole-Grain Scones with Coconut, Dates, and Walnuts

whole grain scones with walnuts and dates

I made these recently to enjoy with a cup of tea forgot how easy and delicious they are! This recipe is hardly traditional, but is a personal favorite. Tip: don’t overwork the dough. It will make your scones tough.     

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