What to Cook This Week, May 13, 2024 — TODAY

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We get that it's hard to meal-prep come mid-May, when last-minute travel plans are popping up left and right. But no need to worry about making it through all those Tupperware containers before a trip! We've rounded up a handful of recipes that are easy enough to whip up on a weeknight, so you can still enjoy a delicious meal the nights that you are home. If you want lots of flavor with little planning, look no further than this honey walnut shrimp.

Enter TODAY10 at checkout to score $10 off your first three pickup or delivery orders of $50 or more from Walmart. What to cook this week This lightened-up version of honey walnut shrimp skips two steps: battering and deep frying the seafood. You'll save prep and cook time, but still get that delicious crispiness from charred broccoli. The trick to making this orange chicken extra crispy is by air frying it twice — beginning at a lower temp and then ending on high.

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