Scrape roasted beets, onions, herbs, walnuts, and juices into a serving bowl. Add quinoa toss to combine. Sprinkle Parmesan cheese (if using) over the top.
Read MoreAlmond flour is a great gluten-free flour to use in these fritters, but you can also use a gluten-free blend, unbleached all-purpose flour, or chickpea flour.
Read MoreThis dish is authentic, colonial-style baked beans, and there is no can or convenience you can use to substitute for the real thing.
Read MoreYou can use a mixture of any of the following vegetables: carrots, Brussels sprouts, white and/or sweet potatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, parsnips, beets, turnips, rutabagas, leeks, bell peppers, chile peppers, radishes, and mushrooms.
Read MoreHigh-starch potatoes such as russets or Yukon gold are the best choice for this because they cook up fluffy and mash easily.
Read MoreThis recipe is super simple and makes for a crunchy and nutritious snack!
Read MoreYou can top the bulgur with cherry tomatoes and olives, and if desired, sprinkle each bowl with 1 tablespoon sesame seeds.
Read MoreIf you haven’t tried roasted beets, you may find that you actually like (dare I say, love) the taste—roasting vegetables brings out their sugars, caramelizing the veggies to render them sweet, nutty, and very agreeable.
Read MoreLadle soup into four bowls. If desired, sprinkle each with 2 tablespoons vegan Parmesan cheese.
Read MoreFresh thyme lends the soup a Mediterranean flavor, but if only dried is available, dried leaves (as opposed to ground) are preferred; use 1 teaspoon. If you don’t have thyme, use oregano.
Read MoreTomato soup doesn’t always need dairy to be tasty! This one is packed with nutrients and flavor from the herbs and veggies.
Read MoreOf course you can use regular button mushrooms in this soup, but why not try shiitake or maitake mushrooms?
Read MoreBarley is a great grain for this salad because it adds a chewy texture and nutty flavor. Substitute wheat berries, quinoa, or brown rice if you prefer.
Read MoreMoroccan Potato Salad has an extra kick to it compared to the usual kind. This recipe includes garam masala for that added spiciness and smoked paprika for a garnish, if desired.
Read MoreBulgur is a great grain, but of course you can use rice, wheat berries, or quinoa in its place.
Read MoreCombining purple and green cabbage together in a recipe gives you the health benefits of both, but you can use ½ head purple or green cabbage only.
Read MoreShiitake mushrooms contain powerful healing constituents, but if they are not available, use cremini or another variety.
Read MoreFor this recipe, you can skip the refried beans and instead use kidney beans. There are also lots of options for garnishing or topping the chili, like vegan cheese, yogurt, or cilantro.
Read MoreAlthough this is a bowl recipe, you can easily wrap it up in a tortilla to go.
Read MoreTry lots of different green vegetables: diced zucchini or Brussels sprouts in place of the broccoli, spinach or other greens in place of the snow peas.
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