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Welcome to the fourth and final week of the SELF x Food52 No Takeout Challenge!

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This week is all about time-saving recipes.

So here’s your game plan:

Take a look at the 10 Food52 recipes selected for you below.

Choose your five favorites.

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Share what meals you’re going to cook on Instagram and Twitter.

Tag@SelfMagazineand@Food52to give us a heads up.

We’ll be using the hashtags#NoTakeoutChallengeand#TeamSELF, just FYI.

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And if youre not into these recipes you could make something else instead.

The goal is to cook five dinners this week.

And be on the lookout for the last set of 5 mini challenges coming your way on Wednesday morning!

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Get The Recipes

1.

Moroccan Chicken Hash with Harissa Cream

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This hearty meal will you leave you totally satisfied.

Prepping the chicken the night before makes it a snap to finish making the dish after work.

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Tofu Stir-Fry

This quick stir-fry hits the spot.

Mix it up by adding in your favorite veggies if you want!

Spicy and Sweet Potato Colcannon with Pancetta

This delicious dish packs a tasty punch!

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Herbed Chicken Thighs

Marinate the night before and pair with aroasted potato salad.

Match made in heaven?

Chicken Tacos

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Marinate the chicken ahead of time for a quick and dreamy taco night.

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Miso-Marinated Black Cod

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Nobus tasty recipe creates fancy results but is totally simple to make.

Pair it withJapanese rice.

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