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    Seasonal Citrus Recipes to Brighten Up Winter's Last Days

    By Kristin Sidorov
    Does this funky winter have you yearning for a fresh twist? Citrus fruits are a seasonal antidote to the winter's heavier, richer flavors and a delicious nod to the warmer months already peeking around the corner. They're also low-cal, packed with vitamin C, and can help reduce the risk of stroke (ladies!).

    Brighten your average weeknight fare with these wholesome, citrus-y recipes that are crisp and comforting all at once-the perfect combination for a stellar winter's-almost-over meal.

    -Meyer Lemon Risotto (Simply Recipes)
    -Blood Orange Salad with Arugula, Fennel, and Blood Orange Vinaigrette (Verses from my Kitchen)
    -Winter Citrus Millet Tabbouleh (Healthy Green Kitchen)
    -Lemon-and-Basil Chicken-Veggie Kebabs (Pictured: New Atkins Cookbook)
    -Light Orange Beef and Broccoli (Pinch of Yum)
    -Roasted Asparagus with Grapefruit and Lemon Oil (Streaming Gourmet)
    -Glazed Salmon with Blood Orange Salsa (eCurry)
    -Roasted Garlic Hummus (New Atkins Cookbook)
    -Winter Citrus Salad (Scandi Foodie)
    -Sauteed Chicken with Clementines (Circle B Kitchen)

    Tell Us: What are your favorite ways to use citrus fruits?

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      Yellow cornmeal produces a dessert that has a rich, golden color, but you could use white cornmeal instead.