10 feel-good foods for christmas

Following our winter nutrition article (page 48), here are six delicious recipes that harness the power of vegetables to improve your health from top to toe!

Nutritionist Jo Travers says that what you put on your plate can make a real difference to how you feel through the colder months. Here’s how to keep your body healthy from top to toe.

ADVICE FROM OUR WOMAN’S WEEKLY DOCTOR

Fat has a bad rep, but nutritional research over the past few years has shown that eating fat will, in fact, do us many favours. One of the three macronutrients alongside protein and carbohydrate, fat

Ingredients (Serves 12) ◆ 1tsp dried onion granules ◆ Onion salt and freshly ground black pepper ◆ 300g 15% fat beef mince ◆ 12 thin slices demi baguette, toasted ◆ 60g mayonnaise ◆ A few baby salad l

Alternative main courses for your Christmas spread