10 Recipes That Celebrate Winter Produce

Warm Quinoa, Kale and Delicata Squash Salad

Marrakesh Carrots

While it definitely calls for a bit of chopping and slicing, your efforts will pay off when you taste this beautiful, balanced winter salad. We love the bright lime dressing, crunchy pistachios and pops of sweetness from the dates. Be sure to grate your carrots fresh instead of buying the prepackaged kind; it'll make all the difference.

Recipe via Joy the Baker

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Roasted Beet Salad with Goat Cheese and Pistachios

An effortless salad that allows the main ingredient to truly shine, this wintery beet dish is made by roasting, peeling and slicing beets and laying them on a bed of lightly dressed arugula, goat cheese and pistachios. This is an easy one to fall in love with.

Recipe via Cooking LSL

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Roast Butter Parsnips with Thyme Polenta

If you're looking to experiment with parsnips this season, this comfort food recipe is our go-to. The polenta is spiked with thyme and Parmesan and topped with a colorful parsley pesto. Great to serve for company, but simple enough to whip up on a whim.

Recipe via Highgate Hill Kitchen

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Creamy Brussels Sprout Soup with Crispy Chorizo

Cooked with hazelnut oil, pureed with cream and chicken stock, and topped with crispy chorizo, Brussels sprouts have never tasted so good. A creamy, addictive soup and a good excuse to break out of your roasted vegetable rut.

Recipe via My Invisible Crown

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Simple Wintry Salad

A true celebration of winter, this green salad boasts citrus, pomegranate and shredded carrots along with a zippy citrus dressing. The best thing? You can pull it together in ten minutes. We like to double the recipe to guarantee leftovers for lunch the next day.

Recipe via Nutrition Stripped

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Slow Cooker Pear Quince Butter

Quince, that knobby unattractive winter fruit, isn't particularly delicious raw. But when cooked down low and slow with brown sugar and vanilla bean, it's transformed into a sweet, smooth fruit butter that's perfect slathered on toast or spooned on top of your favorite ice cream.

Recipe via Girl Versus Dough

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