15 Main-Dish Recipes That You Can Make in 15 Minutes

Here's a fabulous way to use good-quality canned tuna in something other than a sandwich—make our homemade sushi hand rolls. Toss the tuna with a little mayonnaise, lemon juice, and cilantro, then arrange the mixture on toasted nori sheets along with rice, sliced vegetables, and avocado. Roll up and enjoy!

Lean, spicy turkey sausage adds heat and might to this simple pasta dish. The recipe calls for whole-wheat linguine to make this a healthy, fast dinner.

Vegans will rejoice over this special grilled main dish. Extra-firm tofu is brushed with olive oil then grilled and served with a flavor-packed sauce made from fresh cilantro, chopped jalapeño, fresh ginger, lime juice, and scallions.

Breakfast for dinner? Yes, please! Start by cooking fried eggs in heart-healthy olive oil, then serve over plain Greek yogurt alongside easy roasted vegetables (it's the perfect opportunity to use leftovers!), sliced chiles, and plenty of fresh herbs.

Dress up your choice of noodles—think spaghetti or linguine—with minced garlic, oil-packed anchovies, chopped preserved lemon, flat-leaf parsley, and plenty of grated Parmigiano-Reggiano.

We give these breaded shrimp an extra dose of flavor by coating them in Dijonaise (a genius combination of Dijon mustard and mayonnaise) and crispy panko breadcrumbs. Serve them over spring-mix greens for a healthy and hearty dinner salad.

Make use of prepared ingredients like basic chicken stock, store-bought guajillo chile salsa, and shredded cooked chicken in this simple soup recipe that comes together in 10 minutes.

Clear your refrigerator of leftovers for this healthy, Asian-inspired dinner. Layer tinned tuna, hard-boiled eggs, and edamame over cooked rice. Dress it with a mixture of soy sauce, fresh lime juice, and olive oil.

When Taco Tuesday rolls around, make these refreshing bites. Serve pan-seared halibut filets with segmented ruby red grapefruit, diced avocado, chopped cilantro, and shredded Napa cabbage.

This California-inspired side dish can be topped with grilled chicken or fish filets for a full dinner that takes less than 15 minutes to prepare. The only ingredients you need for the salad are thinly sliced fennel, segmented mandarin oranges, and sliced avocado, which are dressed with olive oil.

Save time on dinner prep by using pre-cooked shrimp and blanched sugar snap peas in this easy egg recipe. Serve the omelet over cooked rice with spicy chili sauce for a complete meal.

Try arctic char—which is just as delicious and nutritious as salmon, but less well-known—in this 15-minute dinner for two. The fish is glazed with soy sauce, lime juice, and honey, and served alongside sautéed baby bok choy for an Asian-inspired meal.

In just 15 minutes, you can create a super nutritious and satisfying meal. Toss farro or whole-wheat spaghetti, which is loaded with vitamins and fiber, with toasted pine nuts, lemon juice, collard greens, and plenty of freshly grated Pecorino Romano.

All you need are four ingredients for this 15-minute Italian-inspired meal—jarred marinara sauce, pappardelle pasta, skim ricotta cheese, and fresh basil leaves. It's creamy, comforting, and guarantee to please your family.