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61 sensational spring dinners

Jump into these fresh spring recipes using seasonal produce.
lamb kebabs with salad on a plate
Lemon & garlic lamb kebabs with chunky Greek salad (recipe below).

“After months of throwing everything into the cast iron casserole dish or slow cooker and living off hearty winter braises, I’m SO ready for spring dinner recipes!” writes Women’s Weekly Food Director Fran Abdallaoui. “Think leafy greens, vibrant herbs and quick cooking meat and seafood on the barbecue. I can’t wait to embrace fast and fresh joyful cooking every day!”

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Here we have rounded up our most popular spring dinner recipes, from next-level salads to colourful stir fries, pasta, tray bakes and more.

There is an abundance of fresh, seasonal fruit and vegetables in spring, including asparagus, avocado, carrots, mushrooms, spinach, tomato and zucchini. So popular spring dinner recipes often include these seasonal ingredients, as well as sources of protein like fish, chicken and lamb.

Fruits like banana, berries, lime, lemons, oranges, mango and pineapple are also in season. As well as tasting great, seasonal produce can help you save on your grocery bills because it’s more readily available and is a way to add variety into your diet, according to the Australian government’s Eat For Health website, which states: “Choose mostly from what’s in season and add highlights of what is less available and more expensive.”

What to have for dinner in spring?

As spring temperatures can range from cool to warm, sometimes a warm tray bake or pasta dish may be ideal. But on warmer days, you might prefer a fresh and vibrant salad or a simple grilled meat recipe. So it’s good to have a variety of ideas that you can use throughout the season – starting with these spring dinner recipes, which include enough variety to suit the fussiest eaters (plus those with dietary considerations), and makes the most of spring produce.

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Kale and quinoa frittata
Healthy
January 10, 2019

Kale and quinoa frittata

This kale and quinoa frittata recipe is featured in Dr Joanna McMillan’s book – Brain Food. This dish is an excellent way to load up on healthy green veggies, loaded with Vitamin A and caretenoids for eye health.
By Women's Weekly Food
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rocket, gruyère and ham soufflé omelette
Quick & Easy
March 31, 1976

Rocket, gruyère and ham soufflé omelette

Gruyère is a hard-rind Swiss cheese with small holes and a nutty, slightly salty, flavour. It is a popular cheese for soufflés as it melts easily. Like a traditional soufflé, this soufflé omelette should be eaten straight away to prevent it sinking. Note
By Women's Weekly Food

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