This holiday season, you don't need to travel to experience all the unique flavors and decadent dishes that other countries have to offer. You can make them right in the comfort of your own kitchen.
From Irish roasted lamb potatoes to a Thai-style carrot soup, we've curated a holiday feast that can transport you and your family anywhere around the world.
Our take on this Polish classic uses quinoa and an extra serving of veggies to boost flavor and nutrients. This easy-to-duplicate recipe is perfect for cooking in large batches, making it an excellent addition to any holiday party.
Lamb and potatoes are a staple for any Irish family. While lamb is traditionally served in the spring in Ireland, the garlic and rosemary featured in this dish are the backbone to any good comfort meal -- perfect fo r a cold winter night.
Looking for a healthier take on the typically hearty steak and potatoes? This British herbed steak with parmesan porcini mash has an extra boost of protein and fiber, without adding fat. It's a quick and easy option that can impress any out-of-town guests.
Nothing says cozy quite like a warm bowl of soup. This lighter take on a classic Russian Christmastime soup is quick and easy to make and satisfying for carnivores and vegetarians alike. Make it in bulk and freeze some for later.
This Moroccan lamb and herbed couscous is perfect as a main dish or a supporting side. Although it only takes 20 minutes, this meal is packed with iron, protein and anti-inflammatory spices that can give you an energy boost - no matter how late your holiday party goes.
Stuffed shells are a classic in every Italian family. However, this vegan spin can keep any family member or party guest satisfied. Tofu replaces ricotta, packing each serving with protein. Half, double or even triple this recipe to fit any party size.
Another healthier alternative to steak and potatoes, this rack of lamb and celeriac root puree is inspired by the Australian outback. Lamb is a go-to choice for a healthy, leaner protein, while celeriac root is a great alternative to starchy potatoes.
Looking for something a little lighter? This Thai-style carrot soup delivers a healthy dose of Vitamin A with ginger to act as an anti-inflammatory. For a vegan take, substitute Greek yogurt for coconut milk.
In Uruguay, they take gnocchi very seriously. On every 29th day of the month, they celebrate Dia de Noquis - or Gnocchi Day. Create your own handmade gnocchi with tomatoes and arugula to celebrate a Gnocchi Day of your own.
