The best way to celebrate spring is with copious amounts of fresh food in these seasonal recipes.
Sep 05, 2023 1:00am
Don't waste time in the kitchen this springtime. Enjoy the warmer weather and all that spring has to offer with these fast spring recipes. Featuring savoury meals starring spring vegetables, light pasta recipe ideas, one-pan wonders and more, our collection of quick, easy spring recipes are perfect for fuss-free meals this season.
We have spring dinner recipes and simple lunches galore. Try our beetroot, feta and lentil salad the next time you're looking for a fresh salad recipe to try. Our prawn linguine with semi-fried tomatoes and Pintxo-style chopped steak sandwiches, both of which are perfect for weeknight dinners (especially when you're not in the mood to cook). Plus, more spring dinner ideas starring fresh spring vegetables such as green beans, spring peas, and roasted asparagus. For easy weeknight dinners or an evening of entertaining, our recipes for farro with pancetta and peas or our harissa-roasted cauliflower recipe always deliver.
These are our best spring recipes to celebrate the season.
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Fried tortillas with broad beans, feta and lime
Photo: Ben Dearnley
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Casarecce with spring vegetables and pancetta
Photo: Ben Dearnley
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Tony Tan's stir-fried asparagus with shiitake mushrooms and chilli
Photo: Ben Dearnley
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Roasted beetroot carpaccio
Photo: Con Poulos
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Chicken salad with asparagus and quinoa
Photo: William Meppem
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Asparagus and ricotta pizze bianche
Photo: William Meppem
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Matt Stone's raw zucchini, pine nut and miso salad
Photo: Alicia Taylor
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Chorizo and asparagus salad with chimichurri
Photo: William Meppem
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Corn and buttermilk fritters
Photo: John Paul Urizar
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Prawn linguine with semi-dried tomatoes and olives
Shelf-stable items like canned tuna and beans are incredibly helpful for adding a boost of protein to meals. One of my favorite throw-together meals is mixed greens with chickpeas, boiled eggs, avocado and dressing.
If you eat your food too quickly your brain will still think it's starving. Eating something small 30 minutes or so before your meal can help shut off those signals. This way you can eat a smaller meal, which will take you less time, and you will still feel happy and full when you finish. Eat healthy portions of food.
"Especially if you eat a hot entrée at lunch in your office cafeteria, cereal is a great alternative. Add nuts, dried cherries or cranberries, and skim milk, and you've got a well-balanced meal." Omelets: This tried-and-true favorite happens fast -- especially when a few fixings are always on hand.
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