Our Most Popular Winter Recipes on Pinterest Right Now

Eating well without depriving yourself of all things delicious is very achievable, and these zesty fajita-flavoured baked peppers, stuffed with chicken, brown rice and cheese, make that clear. Good news: we’ve got plenty more stuffed veggie recipes to keep you satisfied.

Make-ahead breakfasts are already a dream, not to mention one that’s reminiscent of apple pie with a nourishing vegan twist. Serve the oatmeal bake with coconut yogurt, more fresh fruit or nut milk for the coziest morning meal that’s so much better than toast.

We’re all about meal-prep lunches that won’t get soggy, and so too are Pinners. This wholesome soba noodle salad is best served cold, so you can avoid the microwave line at the office this week.

We could do with a few more hearty, winter salads in our life that celebrate seasonal produce. This eye-catching kale version, starring chickpeas, beets and Brussels sprouts, is finished with a zesty roasted garlic dressing. It’s super nourishing, and perfect for everything from work lunches to Friday night dinner parties.

Switch up your standard Instant Pot fare with our popular 40-minute chicken and dumplings recipe. It’s ultra-comforting and packed with protein and veggies. A weeknight win. We’ve rounded up more Instant Pot chicken dishes to bookmark.

If winter weather makes you weary, we suggest consuming more French onion soup as a short-term fix. Ree Drummond’s classic recipe, topped with a thick slice of French bread and gooey Gruyere cheese, is a reliable belly-warming favourite.

Tip: always keep a bag of frozen potato-cheese pierogies in your freezer for frenzied weeknights. But don’t stop there. Cook em’ up in a hot skillet and combine with sweet Italian sausage, broccoli and grated Parm for a family-friendly meal made in minutes.

Yet another popular soup recipe devised by the Pioneer Woman herself, this one a classic to keep on standby during cold and flu season. Already hit with a bug? These foods will help soothe your sore throat.