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5 Comforting Weeknight Recipes To Serve Your Family


What's for dinner?

That's the first question your family may probably ask when they come home from school or work. After a hard day, we want to give our family a hearty meal to look forward to when they get home. Moms want to make sure that as dinner arrives, they can enjoy their meals with the burden of stress and the feeling of exhaustion slowly fading away.

All mothers want to give their family the comfort they want and need, and they know one way of doing so is by cooking meals that will make the entire family feel good. With Del Monte Tomato Sauce and Del Monte Kitchenomics, they can whip up anything in the kitchen with ease.

Here are five comfort food recipes that will have your family asking for more:

5 Comforting Weeknight Recipes To Serve Your Family


Tomato Curry Soup
This recipe is classic and comforting like a reassuring hug for the whole family – in a bowl! The rich texture of the soup with the hint of spice will surpass any experience that got you down during the day.

5 Comforting Weeknight Recipes To Serve Your Family


Tomato Stroganoff
No rainy day can get you down with this one-pot beef and mushroom recipe sautéed in butter, dressed in tomato sauce, and swirled with cream.

5 Comforting Weeknight Recipes To Serve Your Family


Classic Caldereta
One of the most favorite comfort foods in every Filipino household, this tomato-based stew recipe becomes heartier when you take a bite of melt-in-your-mouth beef drenched in a rich tomato sauce.


5 Comforting Weeknight Recipes To Serve Your Family

Del Monte Red Bulalo
Rain or shine, you'll never go wrong with a hearty stew like bulalo. Give this classic dish a hearty twist by adding tomato sauce, to get an even more flavorful, meaty broth.


5 Comforting Weeknight Recipes To Serve Your Family

Shrimp and Chicken Gumbo
Bring warmth to dinner when you serve your family this southern seafood favorite. A potful of steamy soup is simple yet hearty and will definitely feed your soul with every spoonful.

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