holiday recipes

Parsnips are naturally sweet (and a great potato or carrot substitute), and Brussels sprouts go down surprisingly easy when coated with maple syrup.

Nothing says "I can cook" like a delicious oven-roasted chicken.

Sticky-sweet roasted pears make a great dessert or breakfast when laid atop oatmeal or Greek yogurt.

Easy fried latkes make a fun lunchbox companion. Add hummus and veggies on the side for protein.

Kids won't eat their veggies? Try these green bean oven fries. The dip has sweet potato whirled throughout, they'll have no idea.

Making your own soft, squishy marshmallows is actually super easy. The only sticky part? Not eating them all yourself.

Roll up a hearty, lean filling of turkey and bulgur, a whole grain that's rich in protein and fibre.

Everyone can clink glasses with this deliciously bubbly 'champagne' mocktail.

Delicious but not too sweet, our Cinnamon Glazed Cookies are a surefire holiday hit.

Bring these Double Chocolate Sandwich Cookies to a holiday party and watch them disappear. Decadent chocolate icing sandwiched between two soft cookies is always a win.

Don't leave baby out of the pumpkin trend! This yummy mix of oats, pumpkin, banana and a sprinkle of cinnamon is the perfect sweet treat.

Stuff your little turkey full of this delicious stuffing purée.

A mix of turkey and potatoes with a cranberry swirl, this is a classic supper to be served with a spoon.

Need something impressive—and secretly easy—to feed a crowd? Glazed ham goes a long way.

Pumpkin seeds and flaxseeds give this fruity crumble a nutritious boost.

Not much beats mashed potatoes—except a cheesy mashed potato casserole studded with golden breadcrumbs.

Yes, your kids are eating veggies for breakfast in this yummy spin on oatmeal! (Now keep it to your smug self.)

Enjoy all the lasagna flavour you love in far less time with this tasty deconstructed version!