9 Healthy(ish) Recipes for Winter

Here are a few hearty, yet healthy meals to get you excited about that post-holiday detox.

Roast Chicken with Ratatouille

Family meal nights across America just got easier, and so did entertaining on a budget. Ratatouille paired with roast chicken pieces is a classic combination that even your kids will devour. Get the recipe >>>

Saag Paneer

This classic dish of spinach and paneer is one of my favorites from the Indian repertoire. Paneer is fun and easy to make at home, but you can also use store-bought paneer if you’re in a hurry. Get the recipe >>>

Peruvian-Style Chicken

Boasting of bold spices, a tangy kick, and crispy skin, this one-pot Peruvian-style chicken is sure to be a crowd-pleaser. My favorite part is the tender and flavorful sweet potatoes that lie underneath! Get the recipe >>>

GiGi’s Chopped Salad With Green Goddess Dressing

This is my interpretation of a chopped salad I grew up eating in New York City, a staple at our old-school neighborhood steak house. Get the recipe >>>

Whole Roasted Red Snapper

This is the roasted fish I crave most, the one that takes me back to that Mediterranean beach and that girl and those stars. I think it will do the same for you. By the way, kids adore this because red snapper isn’t fishy. Get the recipe >>>

Black Beans

Beans are the healthiest and most nutritional protein option on earth. Use a pot of beans as a platform for the meal. Add some tortilla, a great salad, some cut limes, a plate of sliced avocado, some salsas and maybe a small plate of simply roasted fish or meat. Get the recipe >>>