Sunday Supper Recipes Just Like Grandma Used To Make

Start each new week off right by gathering your family around the table to enjoy these Sunday supper recipes that would make grandma proud. These classic recipes have long been served by Southern grandmothers and continue to be enjoyed by families today. From Chicken Fried Chicken to Beef Stew to Fried Pork Chops and many more, these Sunday supper recipes will take you back to grandma's dinner table in just one bite.

While the best part of Sunday suppers is the company you gather around the table with, these recipes just like grandma always made will provide both comfort and nourishment for every member of the family.

Fried Pork Chops with Potatoes and Peas

Make sure to reserve the browned bits that are in the pan from cooking the pork chops. You'll use them with wine and chicken stock to make the finishing sauce.

Chicken Fried Chicken

Made with thin pieces of boneless meat, Chicken Fried Chicken comes together a little more quickly than traditional fried chicken but doesn't lack flavor, especially when covered with white gravy.

Chicken And Rolled Dumplings

Senior Food Editor Josh Miller shares his grandmother's version of this Southern favorite.

Slow-Cooker Pot Roast

When you slow cooker helps with dinner, you can still enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

Ranch Pork Chops

Homemade ranch seasoning adds just the right amount of flavor to boneless pork chops.

Beef Stroganoff

If you think this impressive dish requires you to spend all day in the kitchen, think again. This hearty dish takes just 25 minutes of hands-on time to pull together.

Old-Fashioned Meatloaf

For the best results, we recommend using meat with a higher fat-to-lean ratio so the meatloaf stays moist and tender as it bakes for 45 minutes.

Extra Easy Lasagna

This easy lasagna makes use of no-boil noodles, which cuts down on prep time so you can get it into the oven with just 15 minutes of hands-on time.

Beef Stew

While they do sell pre-cut stew meet at the grocery store, we recommend starting with a whole boneless chuck roast and cutting it yourself to ensure that the meat cooks evenly.

Homestyle Ground Beef Casserole

Casseroles ensure there's plenty of servings for every member of the family, and this cheesy ground beef recipe is simple yet satisfying.

Baked Pork Tenderloin

Using a meat thermometer will ensure you take this pork out of the oven at just the right time so it doesn't become too dry.

Chicken Spaghetti Casserole

Grandma knew that spaghetti noodles are just as delicious when served with chicken and a cheesy sauce as they are when served with a traditional meat sauce.

Old-Fashioned Chicken Pot Pie

While grandma may have made her own pie crust for pot pie, this version uses refrigerated crust to cut down on prep time.

Chicken Enchiladas

We recommend making the enchilada sauce a couple of days in advance to give the flavors more time to come together. Plus, you'll have to spend less time in the kitchen on Sunday.

Soulful Chicken Soup

Make sure to reserve the noodles for the last 20 to 30 minutes of cooking.

Classic Chicken Tetrazzini

It's easy to see why grandma loved this classic recipe. It's made in one dish, is easy to make, and freezes well so it can be made ahead of time.

Classic Beef Chili

If your family prefers a little spice, you can increase the amount of chili powder for an extra kick.

Roast Chicken

Instead of grabbing a rotisserie chicken at the grocery store, perfect the art of roasting a whole chicken just like grandma did.

Chicken-and-Wild Rice Casserole

Chicken and rice is always a winning combination, especially when it's baked in a casserole dish and covered with cheese.

Mama's Fried Chicken

Fried chicken is one of those recipes that every Southerner should know how to make. This classic, no-frills recipes will taste just like grandma's.

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