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Some nights I want a hot dinner and I don’t want to stand at the stove for one minute of it.

That’s what a casserole dish is for.

I’ll admit my definition of dump and bake is a little generous, so I’ve marked the few that need one quick step before they go in the oven.

The rest really are open, pour, stir and walk away.

1. Lazy Ravioli Lasagna

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If you’re like me, the best dinners are the ones you finished thinking about at eight in the morning.

A crockpot is the only kitchen tool I own that works harder when I ignore it.

I’ve ruined a few by lifting the lid every hour to check, which turns out to be the one thing you’re not supposed to do.

Everything here goes in before work, and dinner is waiti...


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You make a pot of soup for dinner, and by nine o’clock everyone’s back in the kitchen looking for toast.

That used to happen at my house every single time.

So I got picky, and a soup only makes it into my dinner rotation now if nobody needs a second meal afterward.

These are the ones that keep everybody full until morning.

1. French Onion Soup

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The first cold evening of the year always sends me to the butcher counter for a chuck roast I have no plan for yet.

Stew is the plan, and it always has been.

I used to think the good versions needed a whole Sunday of standing over the pot, and I was wrong about that for years.

Most of the work is browning some beef and then leaving it alone, which happens...


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If you’re like me, the cooking part of dinner is fine and the sink full of pans afterward is what wears you down.

I’ve skipped making a real dinner more than once just to avoid washing a skillet, a pot and a colander.

So one pan became my weeknight rule.

With a sheet of parchment on the tray, some nights there’s nothing left to wash at all.

1. Sheet P...

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