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" Cooking during the week: It&amp;#039;s often the thing we know we should do (and are always glad we did) but don&amp;#039;t always have the motivation to do\u2014especially after a long day at work. Though slightly more expensive and not always as healthy, it&amp;#039;s much easier to order in or eat out. But when the meal is easy to make and easy to clean up, we&amp;#039;re much more likely to get a nutritious meal on the table (even if it&amp;#039;s just for ourselves). Find five ideas that WomansDay.com dreamed up to help make cooking after work easier.   1. Cuban Chicken &amp;amp;amp; Vegetables   2. Meatball Souvlaki   3. Greek-Style Shrimp &amp;amp;amp; Cannellini Beans   4. Double Onion, Kielbasa &amp;amp;amp; Potato Roast with Mustard Sauce   5. Chinese Pork Roast      Speed is of the essence when you&amp;#039;re trying to get dinner on the table. Cleanup should be just as fast. When roasting, foods will cook quicker if they&amp;#039;re spread onto a baking pan in a single layer. And if you line the pans with nonstick foil, there&amp;#039;s practically nothing to scrub.     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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