Cooking can often be time consuming, but it doesn't have to be. We've rounded up four recipes that take supermarket shortcuts but still pack plenty of flavour. Super quick and easy, they can be whipped up during your lunch break or after a long day.
Using instant ramen noodles and frozen vegetables, this fry-up only takes 15 minutes to cook. It will give you a hearty meal that you can make for lunch in your lunch break or for dinner after a long day.
Now that the weather's warming up, give these no-cook rice paper rolls a try. Using pre-cooked chicken saves you from having to use the oven or stove. If you can't find fresh mangoes, use tinned or frozen or leave them out.
Making meatballs out of sausages instead of minced meat is the time-saver in this pasta dish, which delivers maximum flavour for minimum effort.
Adding store-bought gnocchi to this salad elevates it from a side to a main meal. With only three steps, it's easy to whip up this dish in less than 30 minutes.
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