I'm a terrible cook, but this honey mustard chicken recipe is really good!! The website comes with a serving size scale so you can tailor it to your needs.

https://www.recipetineats.com/honey-mustard-chicken/#top

ooh a channel on yt I go to a lot for baking recipes is Titli's busy kitchen! She's really fun and her recipes are great, but they're mainly baking. If u wanna bake some desserts tho I highly recommend! Her tiramisu and lemon drizzle recipes are really good. Now I'm sure I have a chicken pie recipe somewhere I'll jsut have to find it, and other things u could try is making pasta from scratch - it's pretty fun! I also have a bunch of dessert recipes I keep (ive been keeping a recipe book these past couple yrs) but again those r desserts which if ur not interested in they won't help u much lol. Most recipes I make tho are pakistani cuisine, I can give u some if ur interested in that?

im not much of a cook but i LOOOOVE to bake if you want any recipes just ask (also might blog them too so keep eye out ) xox xo

Something I Sometimes make when I'm feeling lazy or don't know what to make is "peanut soup". It's a thick chicken soup with the tast off peanut butter (I know it sounds gross but it's actually pretty good). It's pretty simple to make

If you're interested in something sweet(and aren't allergic to peanuts), there's these chocolate peanut butter no-bakes that are pretty simple (my mom makes them and they're really good!). https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchen/peanut-butter-chocolate-no-bake-cookies-recipe-2015085

Also, in general, I don't bake or cook a lot, but when I do I am very conscientious about how many ingredients I'm using (since I started cooking on my own during quarantine) so I usually specifically search for low-ingredient recipes. They are simpler because of the ingredient count and tend to turn out pretty good (I've only done, like, pancakes and mug cakes though, nothing super specific or filling)