The 10 Best Instagram Recipes From January 2024
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Stuffed peppers, cheesy sweet potatoes, skillet lasagna and a variety of baked oats made the list.
January might be prime time for New Year’s resolutions, but over on the HuffPost Taste Instagram account, we’re ditching the idea of restrictive diets and opting in favor of comfort and nourishment during this dreary month. The top recipes that readers liked most in January were, for the most part, either cheesy or sugary – and we’re certainly not complaining.
Other highlighted recipes included champagne tiramisu, burrata salad and vegetarian barbecue tacos. Try the recipes below and let us know which ones you like best!
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