24 Kid-Friendly Recipes For a Hassle-Free Dinner

This Honey-Garlic Chicken Stir Fry dish appears to people with either a sweet or a savory preference. It's filled with nutritious veggies and protein-packed chicken, which makes for a healthy dish the whole family will love. Buy pre-cut veggies to save yourself some time in the kitchen.

On taco Tuesday, whip up this Taco Casserole and serve it with a side salad. You can prep this dish ahead of time, so all you have to do is heat and serve on a busy weeknight. For a lighter dish, opt for lean beef or use less meat and more beans for a larger boost of fiber and antioxidants.

Instead of pizza night meaning that you are calling the delivery spot for a greasy pie, try this Pizza Chicken dish instead. Let your kids pick their own "toppings" for their piece of chicken to appeal to every person's preference.

This Easy Ravioli Lasagna can be pre-made, so you can simply heat it before enjoying it at dinnertime. This lasagna pairs well with a veggie side, and it is incredibly filling, too. Try using whole grain raviolis for a boost of fiber.

Cooking drumsticks in the air fryer helps create a crispy dish without the need of adding additional fat into the mix. These Air Fryer Chicken Drumsticks are crispy, juicy and packed full of flavor. With just a few simple ingredients and under ten minutes of prep time, this easy chicken recipe that's made in an air fryer is sure to find a spot on your regular dinnertime rotation.

Make a big pot of this chicken noodle soup to please everyone in your household. It's especially good for those pesky summer colds.

With these Mexican stuffed shells, the servings for your kids are already perfectly portioned.

This king ranch chicken will be a real crowd-pleaser for your family — kids included. The best part? It cooks in one pan, so cleanup will be a breeze.

If you have kids who are into flavorful foods full of spice, try this spicy Southwest chicken cornbread that's super easy to pull together. It makes for 8 servings, so leftovers are a definite possibility — meaning less work for tomorrow's lunch.

For those nights when you're super busy, try this ham and cheese potato soup that your kids can slurp up with a side of bread.

Throw all your favorite pasta ingredients into a casserole dish to make this cheesy beef and pasta casserole. You can even let the little ones sprinkle the cheese on top to get them involved in dinnertime prep.

Bookmark this vegetable beef soup for chilly or rainy nights in. It calls for a crockpot which means it's a nearly hands-free meal. Just throw in all the ingredients and let the crockpot do the rest.

This yummy cheeseburger soup puts your favorite sandwich ingredients in an easy-to-eat soup.

You can't go wrong with a classic like macaroni and cheese. This one is creamy, cheesy, comforting and takes almost no time to make.

Bring their favorite Italian dish to the kitchen table with this classic chicken parmesan on a special night — or just any night! They'll be raving about it for days to come.

If you've got kids who are always on the go, make them these quesadilla roll-ups before sending them on their way for the evening.

Warm up a cool night with this quick and easy chili recipe. Bonus point: it's made in a slow cooker so you don't have to worry about standing at the stove for what can feel like forever.

If you have picky eaters, try convincing them to eat their veggies with this broccoli casserole that's oh so delicious. It's pretty hard to say no to cheese-coated anything.