With all the latkes and all the donuts going around and all the fried foods, I thought I’d pull together a collection of healthy recipes to light up your Hanukkah.
From baked or air fried latkes and donuts to dairy holiday favorites, you will find a way to celebrate Hanukkah without feeling deprived. Check out my Healthy Hanukkah Survival Guide for some mindful eating tips and tricks.
For those looking to eat healthier now and after Hanukkah, check out our healthy eating plan, Fresh Families. We serve up weekly menus all planned for you filled with nutritious meals just like these.
Send something home with your guest and/or use these popcorn balls as decoration, really fun treat for Chanukah.
I try to drink a lot, and try to keep in mind that the scale and the mirror will be there after chanukah 🙂
I eat salad and whole grains. I also make sure to exercise!
I drink plenty of water, especially before parties.
I stay healthy by cooking low fat food during the week.
I try cooking healthier dishes and I eat in moderation.
I try to have a variety of foods with lots of greens, find alternatives to high fat foods
I make sure to stay hydrated and exercise every day.
A colorful bean salad that can be made the day before and can even work as a dip for tortilla chips doesn’t get any better than this. Can’t wait to try this five bean salad!
all about balance (not that I achieved it of course but I try)
I try to eat more veggies and get out and walk.
I stay healthy year round by listening to my body.
I stay healthy by drinking water, walking and limiting carbs (while not depriving myself – it’s a balance).
I try to just sample the fried goods and load up on salads, veggies, and/or fruits
I try to not deprive myself too much because then I end up overeating when I get the chance to eat what I want. So just everything in moderation!
Only have latkes once or twice during Hanukkah and try to get some exercise!
poached salmon and apple/pomegranate salad on the Chanukah menu, with latkes of course
I always look for healthy options, and for any dish that I bring, I make sure it is healthy. I keep to my walking every day, too, and look for opportunities to go for a walk on holidays.
By using fresh produce, low fat and high protein meats as well as watching carb intake. Healthy does not mean tasteless!
I try to eat lots of fresh fruit and veggies, and only choose the things I really like at parties/events
I really enjoy Eden products. Love that they’re organic.
I want to try the Aduki Ginger Dip. Not sure about the Noodle Sushi but that might be worth a try too.