10 Recipes That Use 5 Ingredients or Less Inspired by Guy’s Grocery Games

This fresh, light Greek dish is perfect for any meal of the day and can be dressed up with proteins of your choice, from eggs to chicken. Or leave it as-is and enjoy this herby, salty treat that uses only bread, tomatoes, feta, oregano and olive oil.

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There is nothing like a hearty, warm meal that doesn’t require hours of prep work. This take on the classic dish only requires an onion, marinara or tomato sauce, ground beef, chicken broth or dry red wine and olive oil.

This set-it-and-forget-it dish will wow you. Using only red and yellow peppers, red onion, cherry tomatoes, steak and seasonings of your choice, it’s the perfect option for anyone trying to use up their produce before it goes bad (we’ve all been there).

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Meet your new favourite food. Using only mozzarella, spring roll wrappers, water, and neutral oil, this warm, cheesy treat is quite possibly the easiest (and most satisfying) recipe on this list.

Dessert is a notoriously ingredient-heavy course, but it doesn’t have to be! These sweet, creamy pops are made with strawberries, chia seeds, Balkan-style or Greek yogurt, honey and vanilla extract, and are loaded with enough good stuff that you can even have one for breakfast if you want to.

Doughnuts in only three ingredients? No, you’re not dreaming. These delectable doughnuts are made using eggs, flour and, of course, nutella. They’re almost too easy, because you’ll never want to stop making them once you’ve tried them.

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Using only ground chicken, kimchi and tamari or soy sauce, these patties can be enjoyed on their own, served in a bun on burger night, or as part of a rice bowl.

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Now that you’ve made one doughnut recipe, try this one, and see for yourself which you prefer. This recipe uses yeast, sugar, water, flour and sea salt, and is the perfect vehicle for the toppings of your choice (we recommend honey, cinnamon, or powdered sugar).

This unbelievably easy recipe makes for a hearty lunch or dinner. Simply combine mozzarella, pesto, and tomatoes on a ciabatta bun (or whatever bread you have) and enjoy a fresh taste of Italian-inspired cuisine.

These individual-sized desserts are so good, your dinner party guests will never believe that they only use four ingredients. A simple but oh-so-delicious combination of heavy cream, chai, egg yolks and sugar, this dish is fancy without eating up all of your time.