Leftovers just got a glow-up. Val and Sophie take that Set-it-and-forget-it Pot Roast and turn it into taco night with a smoky, spiced-up beef filling piled into charred tortillas with all the fixings. Ten minutes, zero guilt about eating the same thing twice.

Browned and sliced turkey sausages combined with sauteed fennel, apple, caraway seeds, and tangy sauerkraut. A hearty, warming one-pan supper that hits the spot when cold nights call for something substantial.

Soft, buttery brown sugar cookies loaded with chopped leftover Halloween candy and brightened with lemon and lime zest. Use whatever’s in your candy bowl: Snickers, peanut M&M’s, Butterfingers, Reese’s, Payday. Bake a couple now and freeze the rest of the dough as scoops, so a fresh cookie is always about 10 minutes away.

Sauteed mushrooms, shallots, and spinach mixed with mozzarella, Parmesan, and eggs, baked inside a golden crescent roll dough crust. A savory, Italian-inspired pie that showcases the kind of family recipe passed between kitchen cousins.

Seasoned cream cheese blended with celery, olives, Cajun seasoning, anchovy paste, and lemon zest is layered with sliced tomato and arugula on alternating white and wheat bread, then cut into neat triangles. These savory, cocktail-inspired tea sandwiches bring all the bold flavors of a Bloody Mary to an elegant finger-food format.

Cubed rib-eye steak is browned and simmered with poblanos, bell peppers, Anaheim peppers, serranos, chipotle puree, lager, pinto and kidney beans, and sweet corn. This multi-pepper, steak-house-quality chili builds serious heat from four different chile varieties while the tender rib-eye makes every bowl feel like an indulgence.

Boiled sweet potato wedges seasoned with chili powder and grilled until beautifully charred. A smoky, slightly sweet side dish that rounds out a summer grilling menu with ease.

Homemade soft pretzels boiled in baking soda water and baked until golden brown, served with a warm Nutella and milk dipping sauce. A fun, hands-on recipe that's perfect for baking with kids.

This never-miss pot roast turns into tender, garlicky, wine-kissed comfort food while you go live your life. It smells incredible, tastes even better, and makes dinner feel like a big warm hug.

On Friday, March 27 at 6pm ET Val and Sophie did a live cook-along with this wonderful take on Beef and Broccoli.