Fresh, Healthy Recipes to Welcome Spring


Hi, Cleanish Squad!

I love spring. The weather is just right—warm but not too hot, breezy, and full of that fresh-start feeling. The wildflowers are in full bloom in Austin, the farmer’s markets are bursting with fresh produce, and eating outside actually feels enjoyable before the Texas heat kicks in.

This time of year, I crave light, fresh meals—things that feel effortless but still packed with flavor. So, I pulled together some of my favorite A Sweet Pea Chef recipes that are perfect for spring. Whether you’re in the mood for a crisp salad, a quick and easy dinner, or a refreshing treat, this list has you covered!

Fresh & Flavorful Salads

Easy Spring Appetizers & Sides

Light & Delicious Mains

Springtime Treats

Breakfast & Brunch Favorites

Explore more springtime recipes from A Sweet Pea Chef here.

Try a Few & Let Me Know What You Think!

Spring always makes me want to slow down a little and enjoy simple, fresh meals. I hope this list gives you some inspiration to do the same!

Which one are you trying first? Hit reply and let me know!

PS – Want a Full Meal Plan, Too?

If you love having healthy meals planned out for you (plus grocery lists to make life easier), check out my 30-Day Healthy Program. It’s packed with simple, clean recipes to keep you on track all month!


Celebrate St Patrick's Day!

This one-pot wonder features tender, slow-braised corned beef paired with perfectly cooked cabbage, carrots, and potatoes, all enhanced by a delightful coconut sugar and mustard glaze. It's a flavorful twist on a classic dish that will impress your guests.


Dial In Your Nutrition

Whether you're looking to dial in your nutrition, hit your weight loss goals, or fuel your workouts, my Custom Macros Plan gives you the exact breakdown you need—personalized just for you. Learn More.


Quote of The Week

"Spring is the time of plans and projects."

Leo Tolstoy


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