One-Pot Fall Dinners the Whole Family Can Help Make

Cooking with Kenson Kids

As the weather starts to shift and school-week evenings get busier, one-pot meals earn their keep. Less cleanup, easier prep, and plenty of room for little hands to help.

Why One-Pot Meals Work for Busy Fall Evenings

Weeknight dinner needs to be simple. One-pot meals mean less time at the stove and less cleanup afterward. 

A Few Family-Friendly Ideas

Sheet-pan chicken and veggies. Everything roasts together on a single tray.

Pasta with a simple sauce. Everything simmers in one pot, including the pasta itself.

"Crack" Chicken. Throw all ingredients in a crockpot and 4-6 hours later ready and sure to get a standing ovation.

Orzo Tuscan Chicken bake. Everything bakes together in baking dish and the kids will not even question the spinach added. Its just that good. 

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Getting Kids Involved

Even a young child can wash vegetables, tear herbs, stir with supervision, or measure pre-portioned ingredients.

Keep It Simple

Pick two or three one-pot meals your family enjoys and rotate through them during the busiest weeks.