From breakfast 'til dessert, we've got you covered.
Can you believe February is already here? It might be the shortest month of the year, but you can still make it the most delicious. Here are a bunch of top-notch meals to make all February and beyond.
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Zesty and a tiny bit spicy, the best way to start the morning is with one of these orange and cardamom muffins.
Recipe: Orange and Cardamom Muffins
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Baby spinach gives your standard shakshuka a little veggie-packed flavor boost. Customize your bowl with some fresh herbs like basil and parsley, a sprinkle of feta cheese, or some red pepper flakes.
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When you have the option of eating cake for breakfast, you take it.
4. Butternut and Brussels Sprout Breakfast Quesadillas
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While the recipe is technically called breakfast quesadillas, there's no wrong time of day to make these egg and veggie-packed tortillas.
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Introducing your new favorite vegetarian recipe. These Korean-inspired cauliflower lettuce wraps are so flavorful, you won't miss the meat.
Recipe: Roasted Cauliflower Lettuce Wraps with Korean BBQ-Inspired Sauce
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This perfect weeknight meal comes together in 30 minutes in a single pan.
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This creamy and hearty soup comes together in the slow cooker, which means little effort on your part. Then, each bowl gets topped with store puff pastry dough.
Recipe: Slow Cooker Chicken Pot Pie Soup
8. Za'atar Roasted Carrot and Chickpea Yogurt Bowls
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Serve this as a side dish or bulk up these bowls to main dish status with anything from more roasted veggies (sweet potato, cauliflower, etc...) to your favorite protein.
9. Easy Baked Asian Citrus Salmon
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Served in a sauce made with soy sauce, orange juice, brown sugar, and sesame oil, this fancy-tasting salmon is shockingly simple to make.
10. Slow Cooker Stuffed Cabbage Rolls
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These beef and rice stuffed cabbage rolls are the definition of comfort food. But best of all, your slow cooker does most of the work for you.
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If you don't want to make naan from scratch, your secret is safe. Just pick up your favorite store bought naan, flatbread, or pita for dunking.
Recipe: Winter Vegetable Coconut Curry with Garlic Butter Naan
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Better than take-out, and just as quick as waiting for the delivery guy to arrive.
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If you're looking for a pasta recipe that the whole family will love or the perfect centerpiece for your winter dinner party, the search is over.
Recipe: Spicy Pesto Pasta Alla Vodka
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Never fried in oil, this better-for-you baked chicken Parmesan is so satisfying. For a vegetarian take, try the same method with eggplant instead of chicken.
Recipe: Oven-Baked Chicken Parmesan
15. Halibut with Salsa Verde & Grapefruit
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Even if you're afraid of cooking fish at home, this citrusy, herb-infusedhalibut is virtually impossible to mess up.
16. Savoy Cabbage & Zucchini Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pancake)
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These Japanese-inspired cabbage pancakes are basically just a vessel for your favorite condiments. Drizzle them with Sriracha, mayo, BBQ sauce, or whatever you like best.
Recipe:Savoy Cabbage & Zucchini Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pancake)
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Sweet pear, creamy leeks, buttery crust, and savory walnuts make for a seriously delicious combination of flavors.
18. Spicy Italian Cauliflower Pasta
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A creative take on classic Carbonara, this creamy and spicy pasta gets a little kick from Calabrian chili paste,Pecorino Romano, garlic, and heavy cream.
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You can use chicken breasts or thighs in this single skillet dinner. Make it once and enjoy it all week: There's something about the butter, chicken broth, and sherry sauce that gets even better after a few days in the fridge.
20. Potato Leek Soup
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Whatever you do, double the batch of herby breadcrumb topping. You're going to want extra.
Recipe: Potato Leek Soup
21. Thai Red Curry Noodle Soup
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Comfort in a bowl, this Thai-inspired soup is totally customizable. Add your favorite veggies, protein (shrimp or chicken, anyone?), and take your pick between rice or noodles.
Recipe:Thai Red Curry Noodle Soup
22. Leek and Gruyère Grilled Cheese
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Is there anything better than a fancy grilled cheese sandwich? This childhood staple gets a sophisticated upgrade withsourdough bread, tangy Gruyère cheese, and sautéed leeks.
23. Italian Pear Almond Cake
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This delightfully moist and buttery almond cake gets just the right amount of sweetness from baked pears.
Recipe:Italian Pear Almond Cake
24. Shortbread Grapefruit Bars
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Rich and dense shortbread on the bottom topped with tangy grapefruit filling on top: this citrus-infused dessert bars are nothing short of irresistible.
Recipe:Shortbread Grapefruit Bars
25. White Chocolate Cranberry Oatmeal Cookies
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Add a new homemade cookie recipe into your baking rotation with these moist and chewy oatmeal sweets loaded with white chocolate and tart cranberries.
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You can use pretty much whatever fruit you like best for these individual dessert crisps. Anything like berries, pear, apricot, or plums will do the trick.
Recipe: Mini Mason Jar Fruit Crisps
27. Spicy Grapefruit Margaritas
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Baby, it's cold outside...but you can still transport yourself to the tropics with the help of this sweet and spicy grapefruit margarita.
Recipe:Spicy Grapefruit Margaritas
28. Spiced Pear Gin co*cktail
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Work with what you've got: No cardamom bitters? Peychaudbitters or even Amaro or Campari will do the trick. And if you don't have pear liqueur, that syrupy goodness at the bottom of canned peaches is a perfect replacement.
Recipe:Spiced Pear Gin co*cktail
