15 Easy & Healthy Recipes for the New Year

Quinoa stuffed peppersPersonally, I believe almost everything is good in moderation. So, I try to eat mostly healthy all year long with room for occasional treats and splurges. But I love using the new year as a time to reset and refocus my mostly-healthy eating habits. It feels like a lot of people use January as a time to kick start in this way too. So if you're looking for some more healthy options to spice up your weekly meals, here are 15 ideas to try. First up are these quinoa stuffed bell peppers. Yum!

Brussels sprouts saladBrussels sprouts are one of my favorite vegetables, and I love this warm brussels sprouts salad

Farro and kale saladThis farro and kale salad is super delicious and filling. It would make a great take-to-work lunch too.

Carrot and ginger dressingI think I could easily eat a salad every day for lunch if only I have a good variety of dressings to keep it interesting. One favorite of mine is this carrot and ginger dressing

Vegan chocolate puddingHaving a chocolate craving? Yeah, me too for the last 28 years. Ha! Try this no-dairy chocolate pudding recipe—it's amazing!

Cauliflower crustLighten up your favorite pizza by swapping out your usual crust with this cauliflower crust. Who knew vegetables could be so amazing like that!?

Fresh spring rollsFresh spring rolls can feel like such a treat when paired with a great dipping sauce. Yum! 

Easy chia puddingA little over a year ago we started loving chia seed pudding and life has never been the same. 

Kale hashBut what about breakfast? Try this kale and potato hash.

Garlic green beansIf you are a garlic fan (raises hand emphatically!), then you're gonna love this green bean dish. Serve it alongside some brown rice and you've got a super filling meal. 

Lightened up browniesFeeling the need to bake this season? I hear you. Try these lightened up chocolate and orange brownies. Yum!

Kale saladThis is easily one of my all time favorite salads—kale, apples, and a creamy dressing. What's not to love?

Quinoa shrimpQuinoa and shrimp scampi, a slightly more healthy version of my favorite red pepper shrimp scampi

Melon sorbetDid you know that you can turn frozen fruit into a delicious ice-cream-like dessert? Try this melon sorbet and you'll see. No ice cream maker required.

Quinoa pattiesI'm currently loving these peas and pesto quinoa patties. They make a great meal when paired with a salad, or you can snack on left over patties for a quick afternoon pick-me-up without any guilt. Mmm.

What about you? What healthy recipes are you loving this month? xo. Emma

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