A full dinner in 30 minutes. Sides and dipping sauce included.

Every year, the Nine Days arrive and suddenly it feels as though there is nothing to make for dinner besides pizza and salmon. There are actually plenty of options that are simple, filling, and family-friendly. These are ideas our readers submitted, not full recipes. Use the combinations as written, swap out the sides, or just take the main dish and serve it with whatever you already have.

This sweet iced latte started out in a small cafe in Massachusetts last year, and quickly went viral. Here's how to make it at home.

This is the kind of salad summer dinners need: fresh, colorful, and filling enough to be the whole meal. The grilled chicken makes it hearty, the vegetables keep it light, and the creamy dressing ties everything together.

Our aunt brings these to every Shavuos kiddush, and the platter's empty before anyone's touched the cheesecake. We harassed her for the recipe long enough that she finally caved.

Whether your having a barbeque or hanging out at home, these smores cones are a delicious and fun treat for all ages.

These crinkle cookies come together in minutes, no mixer needed. With a crisp exterior and chewy inside, these won't last long!

These look fancy and they're embarrassingly easy. The candy turns into a stained-glass center that catches the light when you hold one up to the window.

Bring the spirit of Lag Be'Omer into your home with these adorable and tasty bonfires!