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The holidays are over and the New Year is here.  This is a time for new beginnings and healthy habits.  We encourage you to make a habit of showing locally for your produce, meat, and dairy products.  Sourcing food locally allows you to get the freshest possible food, to support the efforts of local farmers and ranchers, and to eat foods that are in season.  To help you create or continue this habit, here is a list of what is in season in January and some great ideas for using these locally grown ingredients to fill your plate with fabulous, fresh food.

Arugula

• Golden Beet and Pomegranate Salad
• Goat Cheese and Arugula Salad

Beets

• Beets with Onion and Cumin
• Swiss Chard with Beets, Goat Cheese, and Raisins

Bok Choy

• Bok Choy Salad
• Chicken and Bok Choy Soup

Broccoli

• Abby’s Yummy Veggie Pizza
• Shrimp and Broccoli

Brussels Sprouts

• Roasted Brussels Sprouts
• Beyond Compare Brussels Sprouts 
  

Cabbage

• Apple Bacon Slaw
• Classic Minestrone Soup

Carrots

• Carrot Ginger Soup
• Pot Roast

Celery Root

• Fennel and Celery Root Casserole
• Root Vegetable Gratin

Clementines

• Clementine Cupcakes
• Fennel, Avocado and Clementine Salad with Arugula and Mint

Grapefruit

• Grapefruit Bars
• Grapefruit and Avocado Salad

Green Onions/Scallions

• Artichoke Chicken Salad
• Spicy Ham and Black Bean Soup

Kohlrabi

• Sauteed Kale with Kohlrabi
• Kohlrabi Kalan

Leeks

• Penne with Swiss Chard and Leeks in Cream Sauce
• Carrot, Turnip, and Leek Sauté

Lemons

• Arizona Sunshine Lemon Pie
• Lemon Rosemary Lamb Chops

Lettuce

• Tostados
• Chopped Medjool Date Salad

Oranges

• Pork Kabobs
• Cool Arizona Melon Soup

Parsnips

• Roasted Parsnips
• Parsnips and Carrot Puree

Radishes

• Join the Party Salad
• Braised Radishes

Rutabagas

• Mashed Rutabagas
• Hearty Turkey Soup with Parsley Dumplings

Spinach

• Fennel Spinach Pasta 
• Greek Chicken

Sweet Potatoes

• Sweet Potato and Zucchini Frittata
• Basil Butter Sweet Potato Pancakes

Tangerines

• Tangerine Jelly
• Spicy Tangerine Beef

Turnips

• Lamb Stew
• Roasted Turnips

Related articles

• What’s in Season in December? (fillyourplate.org)
• 50 Fabulous Ways to Use Fennel (fillyourplate.org)
• What Is On Your Christmas Day Dinner Plate? (fillyourplate.org)