One of the best parts about celebrating a new year is enjoying wonderful food. Whether throwing a small soiree for friends, watching the ball drop with the kids for a fun slumber party or enjoying an intimate evening of romance or self-care, a nourishing dinner is an excellent way […]
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One of the best parts about celebrating a new year is enjoying wonderful food.
Whether throwing a small soiree for friends, watching the ball drop with the kids for a fun slumber party or enjoying an intimate evening of romance or self-care, a nourishing dinner is an excellent way to end the year with a bang.
From savory roasts and one-pot wonders to tasty noodle dishes, this recipe guide will help take care of all the menu planning so all that's left to do is count down to midnight!
Meaty mains
4-Ingredient Slow-Cooker Kalua Pulled Pork by Dani Spies
This recipe takes just 15 minutes of prep time and then the pork cooks on its own for several hours. It's great for an evening when you are having fun or entertaining can come back to an easy and effortless dish that's goes great with an array of sides.
Fall-off-the-bone-tender smoked turkey gives collard greens an unbelievable flavor in this recipe from chef Kevin Sbraga. This isn't a quick weeknight meal; this is a soul-satisfying side worthy of a special event like ringing in the new year.
In this decadently creamy meatball dish flavored with allspice, Joy Bauer put her own loving spin on the Swedish meatballs from a world-famous furniture store (you know the one). It's an absolute crowd pleaser that feels festive, too.
A tangy, warm and slightly sweet glaze takes this baked him to the next level. It's quick and simple to put together and looks beautiful as the centerpiece to a holiday feast.
Whether you're cooking for a crowd on New Year's Eve or having a romantic dinner for two, this steak feels glamorous, but uses simple ingredients to create a buttery, flavorful dish that'll feel like you're dining out.
