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As the days get shorter, and the nights get longer and colder, the only thing on our minds is having a nice hearty meal to warm us up in the evening. Here are 6 of our favourite winter dinner ideas. Each one will surely warm your heart over the next few cold months!
Our staple and most versatile winter warmer is the Fresh Chicken & Mushroom Ravioli. The lingering, sweet smell of fresh tomato sauce on the stove will liven up your entire home. Mouths will water for the first bite of rich ravioli. This meal is absolutely delicious.
We love a good Mac 'n' Cheese. It's the ultimate comfort food! We opted to level up this recipe with a healthy serving of broccoli, zucchini, and eggs. We're sure the whole family will love this one.
All our favourite things come together in this piping hot Paella-Style Rice with Eggs. Protein-packed with chorizo and chicken, with just enough spice for flavour. Serve this one with crusty bread to pick up every last drop of sauce!
This hearty Salmon, Rice, & Egg Pie is made for wintry nights. Golden brown pastry wraps around delicious salmon creating a toasty blanket of deliciousness. Dare we say yum?!
An English brekky favourite, we think this Kedgeree makes an equally great dinner meal. In just under 30 minutes, boiled eggs and salmon come together atop a steaming bed of curried rice. It's just that good.
This Egg & Lentil is sure to keep your tummy warm all winter long. It's a simple 30-minute 3-step recipe that's just oozing with flavour.
Give these ones a try on a cold winter night and you'll certainly have family coming back for seconds, and then thirds! For more winter dinner recipe ideas, check out the complete list of dinner recipes as well. Bon Appetit!
Some of the best high-protein breakfast ideas centre on eggs - scrambled, baked, stuffed into muffins or layered into a one-pan wonder. They're one of the highest quality, protein-rich whole foods going around, and with dozens of ways to cook them, there's genuinely no excuse for a boring morning.
Despite Australia's reputation as the sunburnt country, around 1 in 4 adults are vitamin D deficient. In winter, that number climbs sharply in southern states - deficiency rates in Victoria, the ACT and Tasmania can reach close to 50%.
