31 Recipes You Should Be Cooking In March (2024)

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snixykitchen.com

This fuss-free dinner is made entirely on one sheet tray so you can spend more time eating and less time cleaning. Get the recipe.

2. Lemony Brussels Sprouts and Breadcrumb Spaghetti

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thekitchn.com

Lemon + Brussels sprouts + breadcrumbs = the perfect trio of flavors and textures to spice up your weeknight pasta routine. Get the recipe.

foodiecrush.com

Did you know that it's peak avocado season? Take advantage of it and make this refreshing salad made with avocado, shrimp, and sliced almonds. Get the recipe.

4. Citrus Cream Tart

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halfbakedharvest.com

Although this tart may look like a ton of work, it's actually pretty simple. The hardest part will be cutting the citrus into nice rounds, but after that it's a breeze. Get the recipe.

foodfaithfitness.com

This hearty salad (made with salty olives and crunchy sunflower seeds) is the perfect recipe to highlight all of the peak-season broccoli popping up in farmers markets. Get the recipe.

6. Winter Weeknight Pasta

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food52.com

This simple weeknight pasta is bulked up with cauliflower, sausage, and red onions to make it both flavorful and filling. Get the recipe.

gimmesomeoven.com

Roasted artichokes are super easy to pull off and make the perfect side dish for entertaining or snacking on while watching Netflix. Get the recipe.

9. Grapefruit Scones

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prettyplainjanes.com

Fresh grapefruit gives these buttery scones a bright, zesty flavor that takes them to a whole new level of deliciousness. Get the recipe.

10. Whole Wheat Pasta With Lemon Kale Chicken

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A simple weeknight pasta jazzed up with fresh kale, lemon zest, and red pepper flakes. What could be better? Get the recipe.

detoxinista.com

This salad is not only vegetarian, but vegan, too. It swaps out the traditional anchovies and parmesan for tahini, giving the dressing a creamy texture without having to use any cheese. Get the recipe.

12. Penne Pasta With Roasted Beet Sauce

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bevcooks.com

Roasted beets give this show-stopping pasta its vibrant pink color and a delicious earthy flavor. Get the recipe.

13. Key Lime Cookies

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grandbaby-cakes.com

If you can't get your hands on fresh Key limes, feel free to use the bottled variety found in the baking section of most grocery stores. Get the recipe.

14. Cheesy Garlic Roasted Asparagus

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cafedelites.com

Make use of the first-of-the-season asparagus popping up in markets and make this cheesy asparagus bake that even asparagus haters will love. Get the recipe.

15. Roasted Lemon Chicken Thighs With Potatoes

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thewoksoflife.com

One pan and seven ingredients is all it takes to make this simple sheet pan chicken with creamy potatoes and bright lemon. Get the recipe.

bakerbynature.com

Chocolate and orange is a match made in heaven, and these cookies are the perfect way to showcase the beloved flavor combination. Get the recipe.

addapinch.com

If you've never tried roasted radishes before, you're seriously missing out. Once roasted, they get tender and milder — perfect for serving as a side dish. Get the recipe.

platingpixels.com

These potato skins, loaded with homemade carnitas, is your favorite bar snack taken to a whole new level. Sure, it takes a while to make carnitas in the slow cooker, but the payoff is totally worth the effort. Get the recipe.

19. Brussels Sprouts, Eggs, and Bacon

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damndelicious.net

This veggie-loaded breakfast is the perfect thing to serve a crowd. Everything gets baked on one pan, it's a cinch to throw together, and it'll please just about anyone. Get the recipe.

skinnytaste.com

These crispy avocado fries are quickly made in an air fryer, but directions for baking them in the oven are also included. Get the recipe.

lecremedelacrumb.com

Cooking a whole side of salmon is an easy way to make an impressive main for guests, or for meal prepping on Sunday. This recipe bakes it with lime and cilantro giving it a bright, fresh flavor. Get the recipe.

lazycatkitchen.com

This cake gets a bright pop of flavor from a homemade lime syrup — and it just happens to be vegan, too. Get the recipe.

sweetpeasandsaffron.com

These veggie-loaded breakfast burritos are the perfect thing to grab as you run out the door — and they're totally freezer-friendly, too! Get the recipe.

apt2bbakingco.com

If you can't get your hands on blood oranges, feel free to use whatever oranges you can find. The cake will be just as tasty, only without the red color. Get the recipe.

25. One-Pot Chicken, Chard, and Couscous

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tasty.co

This recipe uses chicken leg quarters instead of breasts so they stay nice and moist during the entire cooking process. Get the recipe.

26. Beetroot and Feta Burgers

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The perfect burger recipe for both veggie lovers and die-hard carnivores. Get the recipe.

halfbakedharvest.com

Using store-bought puff pastry makes these a cinch to throw together. They're impressive, savory, and make the perfect breakfast or afternoon snack. Get the recipe.

28. Beet and Goat Cheese Salad

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chelseasmessyapron.com

A homemade dressing made with orange juice, honey, and dijon mustard gives this salad a bright, peppy flavor — but you could use your favorite store-bought dressing in its place. Get the recipe.

29. Lemon Bars

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Classic, zesty lemon bars are the perfect way to make use of winter lemons before they go out of season. Get the recipe.

30. Slow Cooker Lentil Soup

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choosingchia.com

Celery, carrots, sweet potatoes, and kale bulk up this soup and make eating your veggies a breeze. Get the recipe.

31. Slow Cooker Breakfast Potatoes

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wellplated.com

Prep these potatoes the night before, and get them started the moment you wake up. By the time brunch rolls around, they'll be perfectly tender and ready to serve. Get the recipe.

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    FAQs

    What food to eat in March? ›

    Foods in Season in March
    • Artichokes.
    • Asparagus.
    • Avocado.
    • Bok Choy.
    • Broccoli.
    • Cabbage.
    • Jicama.
    • Mushrooms.
    Mar 4, 2022

    Can a 10 year old cook? ›

    With an adult supervising, a 10-year old should be able to scramble eggs, stir fry vegetables or flip a pancake on an electric stovetop (you may want to wait longer if you have a gas range). Safety tip: Be sure to teach them to tie back long hair and never wear loose clothing around the stove. Prepare a sandwich.

    Is there a food month in March? ›

    National Nutrition Month, celebrated each year during March, focuses on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical activity habits.

    What fruit is in March? ›

    The Best Fruits and Vegetables to Eat in March
    FruitsVegetables
    Blood orangesArtichokes
    GrapefruitAsparagus
    KiwiBroccoli
    KumquatsBrussels sprouts
    7 more rows
    Feb 27, 2022

    Can a 1 year old cook? ›

    Your child can start cooking as early as 18 months or 2 years old. Real cooking skills can be taught to toddlers, depending on the child's maturity and the parent's supervision. At Kids Cook Real Food, we teach bananas and butter knives, starting officially at age 2.

    Should a 13 year old be able to cook? ›

    If you've been introducing your kids to cooking skills over the years, by the time they're teenagers they'll have the ability to do anything an adult can do in the kitchen (dads too!). They can plan, shop for, and cook a full meal for the family.

    What age can kids crack eggs? ›

    Cracking eggs takes a bit of training, but it's a great Montessori practical life activity you can start around 3 years old. Kids love to practice tapping the eggs on a hard surface, breaking them open with their thumbs, and later crushing the shells with a mortar and pestle.

    Is it OK to cook dates? ›

    Turning dates into a syrup or sauce can also be used in savory cooking, just as they are in baking. Dates are cooked down with rosemary and water in this Seared Duck with Date Jus and Piave Foam recipe to make a sweet date jus that pairs perfectly with the seared duck.

    What is the best dinner for night? ›

    Healthy Meals: The 10 Best Foods for Dinner
    • Salmon.
    • Sweet Potato.
    • Chickpeas.
    • Lentils.
    • Dark Leafy Greens.
    • Tempeh.
    • Wheat Berries.
    • Olive Oil.
    Oct 3, 2022

    What are the 7 basic foods? ›

    Food is divided into 7 different groups : drinks, carbs, fruits and vegetables, dairy, meat/fish/eggs, fats, and high-sugar foods. Each of these groups provide different nutrients and should be consumed at a different rate.

    What food is hard to cook? ›

    • Consommé Devilish dish: A clear soup made from meat, tomato, egg whites and stock, slowly simmered to bring impurities to the surface for skimming. ...
    • Turducken. ...
    • Béarnaise sauce. ...
    • Baked Alaska. ...
    • Croissants. ...
    • Soufflé ...
    • Macarons. ...
    • Beef wellington.
    Jan 18, 2023

    What are the 5 basic foods? ›

    As the MyPlate icon shows, the five food groups are Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Protein Foods, and Dairy. The 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans emphasizes the importance of an overall healthy eating pattern with all five groups as key building blocks, plus oils.

    What foods are best eaten in spring? ›

    9 spring fruits and vegetables you should be eating right now
    • Asparagus. These vibrant green spears are a good source of vitamins A, C, E, K, fiber, folate, and the chronic-disease fighting antioxidant glutathione. ...
    • Leeks. ...
    • Strawberries. ...
    • Rhubarb. ...
    • Fava beans. ...
    • Watercress. ...
    • Radishes. ...
    • Artichokes.
    Apr 19, 2021

    Is March a healthy eating month? ›

    Led annually by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, the month of March is recognized as National Nutrition Month.

    What meat to eat in March? ›

    Most game is now out of season, although rabbit and venison are both still very much available. Lighter spring dishes lend themselves nicely to poultry and pork, and of course, new season lamb.

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