28 Delicious Things To Cook In February

This is almost too good to be true.

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A deeply satisfying Korean classic ready in 40 minutes.

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Caesar salad is one of these amazing classics that can be reinterpreted in so many ways. This version, heavily influenced by Scandinavian flavors but with a surprising tahini dressing, is a particularly good one. If you can't find Västerbotten cheese at your local store, replace it with Parmesan, it's not exactly the same but it'll do the trick.

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You can skip the honeycomb if you don't have any and replace it with honey.

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More proof that cauliflower is the most versatile vegetable out there.

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The perfect weeknight meal in 15 minutes tops.

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I've made this quiche several times over the past few years and it's always been a hit. I usually replace the spring onions with leeks, just cause I love that vegetable and think it deserves more love and appreciation.

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A flavorful one-pot soup that only requires ten minutes of prepping and 35 minutes of cooking.

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This is more a butter-and-cheese ball but sometimes you just gotta live a little.

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Ready in 20 minutes and the perfect way to warm you up on a February night.

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Kimchi? Good. Fries? Good. Kimchi over fries? Very good.

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This is so perfect I am weeping.

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Cabbage for the win!

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Yes, they only take five minutes and you don't even need a food processor.

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Replace the water with some broth for even more flavor.

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This beauty is so perfect I have no words.

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They say breakfast, but nothing keeps you from eating it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

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It takes three hours to cook but it's worth it. Just make it on a Sunday and save the leftovers for a weekday.

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A perfect winter salad ready in 15 minutes.

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I'm French so I'm basically a crêpes expert and I can tell you these crêpes look gooood.

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Ready in about 30 minutes.

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Chili is always a good idea. This one, ready in an hour, makes for eight servings, so you can always make it on Sunday and eat it throughout the week.

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You can use this recipe as a starting point and replace the veggies with others you might already have at home, such as cauliflower, broccoli, or carrots. Just let your imagination run wild.

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You can sub the tortillas for lettuce leaves for a low-carb option.

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If you haven't felt the comfort of a warm pork and cabbage soup in the winter, you haven't lived.

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Little cups of hash brown goodness.

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Because sometimes, you just need to forget about the world and sip on a good drink.

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