Easy Recipes To Make At Home

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This Easy Recipes You Can Make At Home will be a huge help when you’re looking for something new to make or you have a random ingredient you need to use.

For more ideas, check out all of our recipes.

A woman in a dress looking over a stove where a pan of gyoza is cooking with the words "Easy Recipes To Make At Home" digitally written above her.

We cook almost every meal at home.

Part of that is because I like how my food tastes, so going out to eat is often a letdown. And part of that is so we can control what goes into our food because the more you cook, the more control you have over what you’re putting in your body.

And then, of course, there’s the practicality of it. Dining out is really expensive and we just don’t have that kind of money.

If you’re in the same boat, you’re in luck.

We write new recipes every week on Drugstore Divas that are delicious, affordable, and accessible. They’re as simple as possible and use ingredients you probably buy on a regular basis.

We broke it down by category, so it can help you find what you’re looking for easier. There’s also a huge section at the end of recipes by ingredient, so if you have a specific ingredient taking up space in your fridge or cabinet that you’re not sure how to use, that will help.

Four baked Breakfast Croissant Boats, which are croissants cut open with cooked eggs, herbs, and sliced grape tomatoes on top, on a white tray.

Breakfast Recipes

There are grab-and-go recipes for those days you’re running out of the house and recipes for when you have more time on the weekends.

Three Chili Lime Shrimp Wonton Cups With Pico De Gallo on a plate.

Appetizers & Snacks

From planning a party to snacking at home, this section has you covered.

A piece of slow cooker salsa chicken, with melted cheddar cheese, on top of rice and beans and corn in a bowl.

Main Dishes

For help with lunch or dinner, check out this section.

Side Dishes

Find sides for dinners at home or for potlucks.

A hot chocolate affogato with whipped cream in an Irish coffee glass on a table.

Drinks

From coffee to cocktails, find it all here.

A white tray filled with green cupcakes with pink icing and mini chocolate chips on top that are meant to look like watermelon.

Desserts

What is life without a little sweet treat at the end of the day.

A charcuterie board, made of meats, cheese, olives, and tomatoes, that's shaped to look like a candy cane.

Holiday Recipes

To make this section easier, we arrange it consecutively, rather than alphabetically.

Cucumber chickpea salad in a blue bowl with a spoon holding some of the salad.

Recipes by Ingredient

Have an ingredient you need a recipe for? This section is for you.

Which of these recipe roundups is the most helpful for you? Let us know in the comments.

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frugal hausfrau

Tuesday 28th of April 2020

Fabulous tips!! And I love the idea that you started with a big pot! I started out with a cast iron skillet and a saucepan! And 40 some years later still have that skillet, lol! But I many times wished that saucepan was bigger before I was able to upgrade!

Mollie

Michele Michael

Great post for people just learning to cook for themselves. It's something we'll be talking about for years to come. Hey, you need to learn to cook in case, we are ever in a pandemic.

angie

Monday 27th of April 2020

love cooking and when we can love cooking with the family you are so right saves us money but also makes great memories

Michele Morin

Sunday 26th of April 2020

We're also creating a lot more comfort food these days. My family appreciated it.