
Looking to reset your healthy eating goals this spring—and maybe re-commit to those January resolutions you haven’t exactly kept up? (No judgment!) Get inspired to whip up fresh, healthy fare as the weather warms up with these brand-new cookbooks. From a cookbook dedicated entirely to vegan comfort food to one with creative, healthier takes on classic pasta dishes (yes please!), there’s something for every health-minded cook on this list.
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Chef and cookbook author Coscarelli is the master of comfort food—think sloppy joes, mac ‘n cheese, and breakfast egg sandwiches—that’s also surprisingly vegan-friendly. Her newest cookbook, Chloe Flavor, is packed with flavorful dishes that will make even the biggest meat and cheese lovers believe in the power of plant-based foods. Case in point: her unreal Butternut Mac recipe. Available at amazon.com, $28

Whether or not you read The New Potato, you need this cookbook in your life. In addition to containing tons of inspiring, unexpected recipes (many of them healthier twists on traditional faves, such as Sweet Pea Carbonara), you’ll spot some A-list appearances in the Kosann sisters’ debut cookbook. Also cool: a foreword by Momofuku Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi. Available at amazon.com, $25

No sad desk salad here: Saladish gives this reliably healthy staple a major upgrade, thanks to more than 100 fresh takes on the veggie-packed dish. Available at amazon.com, $25

For even more vegan comfort fare, get your hands on Vegan Comfort Classics by hot for food blogger Toyota. A few of her must-try recipes: Hot Buffalo ‘Chicken’ Dip, Mac & ‘Cheese’ Onion Rings, and Cream of Broccoli Soup. Available at amazon.com, $35

Plant eaters, rejoice: Simply Vibrant is a vegetarian’s dream, with an emphasis on hearty dishes that incorporate colorful, antioxidant-rich ingredients. The book is formatted to highlight the different seasons, making it even easier to find recipes perfect for your local farmer’s market haul. Available at amazon.com, $35

Thanks to an increase in popularity of spiralizers and a plethora of zoodle recipes on Pinterest, the words “healthy” and “pasta” can actually go hand-in-hand these days. But this cookbook takes alternative pastas to another level—think chickpea cacio e pepe, shirataki noodles, and zucchini cannelloni, plus plenty of options for gluten-free folks. Available at amazon.com, $20

Giada fans will love the Food Network star’s latest cookbook, which offers readers a peek into life in her native Rome in addition to all the no-fuss, lighter-but-delicious Italian recipes you’d expect. Available at amazon.com, $35