By using vegetable stock and coconut milk as a base, the soup is creamy and delicious, but completely vegan.
Read MoreHave you ever had creamy butternut squash soup? This one-pot recipe is sure to win you over in an instant.
Read MoreArtichokes are hitting their (second) peak season of the year. And it’s the last one we’ll get until spring, so go grab a few and start stuffing.
Read MoreIn this recipe I keep it simple by adding a whisper of nutmeg and tossing it with a Caribbean spiced tomato sauce. Enjoy!
Read MoreNo matter which vegetables you opt for, the resulting quiche is one that’s savory, satisfying, and nourishing at both the macro and micro level. We hope you love this one as much as we do!
Read MoreThe other delicious element happening here is a plant-based sunflower, dried chili, and sun-dried tomato topping inspired by the smoky heat of chorizo.
Read MoreThe wonderful thing about tacos is that you can incorporate any flavors you want into them.
Read MoreEven though this soba noodle salad is packed with fresh produce, it’s all about the base. Soba noodles that are cooked until al dente paired with a bright and acidic lemon and ginger dressing.
Read MoreMaking macaroni and cheese is a true art. It has to be the right amount of creamy and cheesy.
Read MoreThis beautiful Zoodle Salad with Green Peas, Pine Nuts, and Basil is full of fresh, bright flavors and is perfect for spring!
Read MoreTo celebrate Pi Day, we are sharing a savory, hearty, and completely vegan pot pie.
Read MoreSkip the meat and go completely vegan with this Cabbage and Rice Casserole for St. Patrick's Day!
Read MoreIn a house with three kids ages three and under, I’ve learned that the more foods we have ready to go in the freezer, the easier life is! So when it comes to staples like meatballs, I make giant batches and freeze away!
Read MoreCreating a flavorful plant-based pizza might seem daunting to the uninitiated, but it's surprisingly simple, even in the depths of winter.
Read MoreStuffing sweet potatoes is fairly easy. All you need are a few ingredients that you love (I chose asparagus, quinoa and onions with a touch of lemon juice and lemon zest) but you can choose whatever floats your boat.
Read MoreIt’s that time of the year when we’re busy planning holiday menus, shopping for gifts and making holiday plans along with trying to attend holiday parties and so forth. Who’s got time to cook? Probably not you, right? I thought so.
Read MoreInstead of the typical day-after-Thanksgiving turkey sandwich, I made a really easy and fun spin on the traditional boring holiday leftovers.
Read MoreYou can use any vegetables you have on-hand. We always try and use a range of colours and textures.
Read MoreTagine is a delicious sweet and spiced, North African stew, often made in a tagine pot, but it can be made in any heavy based pot with a lid.
Read MoreWith cooler temperatures, everyone wants something warm for dinner and while soup is always a good option, I can't get away with serving it five nights a week (I tried).
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