This sweet-and-savory recipe is big on flavor and light on dishes. On-hand ingredients make the prep easy and highlight the real star of the experience: crunchy and fresh asparagus. Asparagus is in season through early July, but these snappy flavors can be used to bring even winter produce back to life with the memory of sunny springs. If asparagus isn’t for you, these flavors also work excellently with green beans or baked tofu! For an entree pairing, try our Garlic Tomato Tart or Hearty Whole Grain and Lentil Veggie Burgers.
Read MoreThis Sichuan favorite is spicy, tangy, and deeply satisfying. Between the mushroom, tofu, and egg, it’s also a great source of protein.
Read MoreThis twist on the classic penne alla vodka leaves out the vodka and still holds its rich, delicious flavor and consistency. The tomato and cheese make for a delightful pair, and red pepper flakes offer a nice kick!
Read MoreWho knew that a humble carrot could be transformed into meaty barbecue fare? People may be surprised at your next grilling function, but it’s a fun plant-rich makeover that they’re sure to love.
Read MoreElevate your standard potato salad with this flavorful version. Tangy mustard and lemon meet the earthy, spicy curry powder to send your taste buds singing. Not only that — its packed with protein-rich lentils and plenty of veggies. What you get is a perfect picnic side that can easily be a main dish in a pinch.
Read MoreA simple recipe when you want savory breakfast without the eggs . Use it as a starting point, then mix it up with mustard and oregano, soy sauce and chopped tomatoes, Mexican spices and red bell pepper, or whatever combination you like! Serve with potatoes, toast, and eggplant or another plant-based meat for a plant-rich take on a classic plate.
Read MoreImpress your guests with this incredibly steak-like preparation of portobello mushrooms. Make any or all three of the suggested salsas, and serve alongside the other classic toppings for a delicious Mexican taco stand experience. Leftover salsas are perfect for slathering on roasted veggies or grain bowls.
Read MoreThese crackers are the perfect use for sourdough starter discard. An added bonus: unlike most recipes for sourdough crackers, this one doesn’t require any extra flour, resulting in a lose batter that can be spread and not a dough that requires kneading.
Read MoreThis zesty pasta salad will come in handy for summertime barbecues, picnics, potlucks, or simply lunch for the week. There are endless possibilities for additions or substitutions. You might try adding a bit of parmesan or mozzarella cheese, roasted red peppers, or marinated artichoke hearts. For a lighter version, you can substitute use leafy greens of your choice in place of the pasta. (Photo source: Lauren Skillen)
Read MoreThe easiest breakfast is the one you made the night before. Cardamom and stone fruit turns this one into a healthy delight for the senses, perfect for summer.
Read MoreAfter experimenting for years with a dairy-free sauce, this rich tahini-based version perfectly fits the bill, evoking Annie’s sharp cheddar. We sneak two cups of cauliflower right into the sauce as well — great for helping the little ones to enjoy their veggies!
Read MoreA show-stopping dish that could not be more simple, and gives you time to set the table or prepare sides while it cooks. The flavors of earthy cabbage, savory tempeh and aromatic shallots blend with the barbecue sauce to create a main course as delicious as it is dramatic.
Read MoreBean ragout recipe from Growing Perennial Foods, by Acadia Tucker.
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