6 Healthy Christmas Holiday Recipes for You and Your Family
Christmas is just around the corner, and your loved ones might be coming over the holidays. You may be wondering what food your family might enjoy that also caters to your health and nutrition needs as a professional cheerleader. Look no further as this article lists 6 healthy and delicious Christmas holiday recipes that pro cheerleaders and dancers can make at home!
1. Baked Salmon
Baked salmon is a typical healthy dish, but did you know that you can make it look festive to be the centerpiece Christmas main dish? You only need four parts: the side of salmon, honey glaze, lemon dill sauce, and holiday "tapenade". This recipe is so easy that you can cook this main dish for only 30 minutes.
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2. Winter Italian Chopped Salad
While salad won’t be the first thing that comes to mind when you hear Christmas, it can be an important part of a healthy Christmas dinner. It doesn't just provide nutrients, but it also imparts a fresh flavor to your table. This recipe is loaded with seasonal veggies like artichoke hearts, radicchio, and iceberg lettuce. Sprinkle with fresh oranges to balance out the salty and savory flavors!
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3. Roasted Chicken with Fennel and Tomatoes
If you want chicken to be your main dish, consider preparing this simple yet colorful recipe. This meal is packed with red and green veggies that are roasted together with the chicken. It's relatively simple, yet it's packed with flavor and nutrients.
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4. Roasted Red Pepper Hummus
Do you want to have a protein-packed spread for your appetizer? Consider making roasted red pepper hummus. This hummus pairs well with fresh veggies, toasted pita, or chips. But if you want to serve it with a healthier side, it’s best to pair it with baked carrot sticks, celery, or bell pepper.
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5. Celeriac and hazelnut soup
Start your Christmas day with this healthy celeriac and hazelnut soup. If you have extra money, you can add some truffle oil. But you can also leave it out to have a simple but nutritious soup.
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6. Butternut Squash Pie
Most Christmas desserts are full of sweet sugars. If you want to make it a little healthier, try this squash recipe. Unlike other pumpkin pies, this recipe doesn't taste like vegetables. Instead, it's tasty, creamy, and healthy. In fact, butternut squash contains more fiber, carbohydrates, and iron than regular pumpkins.
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Conclusion
Nutritious food doesn't have to be bland and boring. So spice up your Christmas meal and put enough seasoning according to your liking. After all, it's the holidays, and you deserve to enjoy the food as much as the company of your family.
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