Just because winter is here doesn’t mean you can’t take advantage of what is in season. Citrus, cabbage, kale, root vegetables, beets, and more are in season this month. There are many benefits of eating seasonally. Not only is in-season produce fresher and tastes better, but it will also have more flavor and nutrition. Get ready for 12 delicious recipes to make in January that use seasonal ingredients!
“It’s time for salad! A hearty and tasty salad that eats like a meal, is fully satisfying and healthy, leaving you with no regrets, a roast acorn squash, sweet potato and beet kale and quinoa salad with avocado, feta and pomegranate in a cilantro lemon tahini dressing! This salad takes a bit of effort but it’s all relatively easy and well worth it!” - Kevin
“Absolutely fantastic! Made tonight and everyone was crazy about it! Thank you so much for sharing!!”- Amanda
“Not quite burritos, not quite wraps—these Sweet Potato & Kale Wraps are filled with caramelized onions, smoky black beans, brown rice and vegan chorizo.” - Kiersten
“This is such a great side dish. I didn't think I would like it at first but I made it anyway. Now it is one of the family's favorites.” - Joyce
“Roasted Cauliflower with Sweet Mini Peppers is the perfect side for any meal. This is simple and tasty way to make roasted veggies.” - Debbie
“Yum! This citrus salad is different and delightfully refreshing. With a honey-citrus flavor and a mild Dijon tang, we loved the salad dressing. The mix of greens with sweet clementines and pomegranate arils (seeds) is so delicious. Feta cheese crumbles and sunflower seeds add a little salt that balances the sweetness of the fruit. For extra flavor, add grilled chicken to the top for a complete meal. This salad makes healthy taste good.” - Kitchen Crew
“Roasted Winter Vegetable and Pesto Quinoa Bowl has a plethora of healthy vegetables. This recipe is a bright, healthy, and full-of-flavor low-carb meal!”
“I made this on 12 Jun 2020, exactly as written. The family and I loved it. Easy to put together, common ingredients, and tasty. Highly recommended, thank you for a great recipe.” - Lee
“Hummus is a healthy snack loved by most people, and you can add just a bit of color and zing to it with beets. It may take a bit of getting used to the deep red-purple color, but this type of hummus has the perfect balance of sweetness from the beets and nuttiness from the chickpeas, all mixed in with zesty lemon and tahini.” - Shikha
“I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Orange Chicken but the stuff you get from takeout is always way too sweet and not very good for you at all. So, this is my take on orange chicken. The flavors are so bright and fresh and citrusy, by far my favorite.” - Beth
“I made these cabbage burgers yesterday and got rave reviews from my husband - it was so nice to have a supply for the freezer! I added a slice of provolone to each packet before baking and it was a perfect result. I ran out of dough before I used up the filling so after refrigerating overnight, I turned the remaining meat/cabbage/onion into a delicious soup.” - Dee
“We can't think of a better way to start the day than with a slice of this apple streusel coffee cake. It's a quick and easy to make cake that's layered with apple slices. On top is a buttery cinnamon spice crumble. The crumble melts into the apples and caramelizes them. Biting into the soft cake and caramelized apples is heavenly. Make sure to serve this warm... it's a wonderful coffee cake.” - Kitchen Crew