So you've been tasked with coming up with a dinner for Christmas, either for just a few people or maybe for a bunch. Don't sweat! We have so many ideas to help you make it through. Christmas dessert is the easy part, but the main course and sides can be just as easy if you're prepared. We pulled together more than 50 options, from pastas to meat and every side dish you can think of, so you can put your Christmas dinner menu together in a flash. Read on to see them all.
Looking for a vegetable dish to feature on your holiday dinner table? Brussels sprouts should not be boring, so if you have a picky eater, try out this recipe.
This dish is a staple for many on Jan. 1, as it is fabled to bring good luck in the new year. Best not to chance these things, especially when this meal is so easy to prepare.
Packed with protein, loaded with vegetables, and low in carbs, everyone will enjoy digging into this rich squash. Fill each one with sausage, mushrooms, apples, warm spices, and herbs, and your work is just about done!
Forget dining out, eat in! This easy broiled lobster tail recipe delivers restaurant-quality results. All you have to do is put butter on the meat, pop the tails in a broiler, and dig in.
If you're looking to indulge for dinner, this creamy casserole is just what you need. Made with rich cheese, crispy bacon, and topped with cream cheese, just one bite of this will leave you wanting more.
Brisket is notoriously tricky to master and can take the better part of a day to tenderize. That is, unless you let the Instant Pot do all the work in just 55 minutes.
If you're busy running around and you have people coming over for dinner, fear not because this pot roast recipe is on your side. Once you prep the food for the pot, simply throw it in, and it'll do the rest.
If you're craving mac and cheese but not all the calories, this butternut squash bulks this dish up along with chickpeas for extra protein and nutrients.
If you've been eyeing the dessert table, but still want to fill up on a hearty dinner, opt for this butternut squash casserole. With healthy kale and spicy-sweet sausage, you'll be getting veggies and protein. A win-win!
The best flavors of the season are all right here! Packed inside a single acorn squash, you can find delightful herbs, flavor-packed cranberries, and nutty wild rice. The best part? It's hearty enough to stand on its own for a light dinner.
Make room on your plate because this sweet potato casserole is coming through to steal the show! With the perfect strike between savory and sweet, this dish is both vegan and gluten free, meaning everyone can indulge.
If you're looking for a healthy and easy salmon recipe, we've got the thing for you. With only five main ingredients and a cook and prep time of less than 20 minutes, you'll be whipping this up at all hours of the day.
This casserole recipe is made with limited amounts of butter and non-fat milk, keeping it relatively low-cal but still rich in flavor thanks to the extra sharp cheddar cheese and tender broccoli.
Easy, healthy, and oh-so-tasty, does it get any better than salmon? This recipe takes less than 10 minutes to make, so make sure your guests are ready to eat!
Now, you might be asking yourself if this dish healthy or hearty . . . We're here to tell you it's both! Made with low-fat Greek yogurt instead of heavy cream and wheat pasta as opposed to white, this mac and cheese recipe is the best of both worlds.
No matter if you make this in an Instant Pot, slow cooker, or in the oven, this meal will be over-the-top tasty. With lamb that practically melts in your mouth, be sure to make enough for second and third helpings!
Classic enough to feel traditional, this green been casserole will make for a mouth-watering main dish. Plus, it's made with Greek yogurt meaning you won't get any of the extra calories.