This soup brings together several vivid and dynamic flavors. The pineapple will remind you of tropical destinations, and the lime adds that touch of acidity, but there’s also a more mild sweetness to support and balance them out.
Most restaurants serve pad thai with an oil-based fish sauce. This version is oil-free and plant-based but still boasts that delicious combination of sweet, sour, and spicy flavors.
Potato rolls have a softer, more moist texture than the traditional dinner rolls you might be used to, and they’re versatile enough to go with almost any meal you would normally eat with bread.
Favorite Bean & Corn Chili With Pasta
Super easy and tasty, this dish can be made in 10–15 minutes. You can save even more time by using canned tomatoes, canned kidney beans, and frozen corn, just make sure to check the salt content for the canned tomatoes.
Polenta Pie with Rice & Beans, Salsa, and Guacamole
A hearty porridge that originated in Italy, polenta has a grainy texture that’s often compared to grits. In this dish, it goes really well with the smoothness of the avocado! It's hearty, tasty, and a great dish to make for large groups.
This Greek salad is great as a side with pizza or pasta. It can also be served on its own with whole grain bread. For the salad greens, I prefer a balanced mixture of arugula, spinach, and romaine lettuce. The peppery flavor of the arugula goes really well with the Kalamata olives and marinated tofu!
Tomatillo & Sweet Potato Buddha Bowl
This is one of those dishes that you can have two or three times a week and still want more. To satisfy this craving, I often double or triple the sauce recipe, then keep it in my refrigerator or freezer, making it easier and quicker to prepare the next time.
Lentils With Tomatoes & Spinach Over Rice
Enjoy this wholesome, aromatic dish on cold winter days with a chunk of your favorite rustic whole wheat loaf. The little bit of spice from the jalapeños does a lovely job of accenting the sweetness of the tomatoes and oregano.
Tomatillos—also known as “Mexican husk tomatoes”—are bright and somewhat acidic. Cilantro complements their flavor profile really well.
Chickpea Chocolate Chip Cookies
These cookies have a wonderful texture that’s slightly richer than some other chocolate chip cookies.
Moroccan Spiced Vegetable Stew
This stew has a bold, warm flavor thanks to the blend of Moroccan-style spices. Serve it with a grain or bread on a cold evening.
This simple, comforting dessert celebrates the holiday season with the abundant fragrance of baked apples, pecans, and a dusting of cinnamon and allspice. Be sure to make enough for everyone: the enticing aroma will fill your home with watering mouths.
It’s a good idea to make big batches of this dish—it’s one of those soups where everyone goes back for seconds, thirds, and yes, sometimes fourths. If you don’t have kale on hand, use collard greens or spinach.
Delicious Sweet Potato, Black Bean, and Collard Soup
The curry powder and cumin give this soup a deep, rich flavor that works really well with the sweetness of the pepper.
Hearty and packed with robust ingredients, this aromatic loaf carries enough flavor to deserve a spot at the center of any spread. Leftovers make great sandwiches!
These marinated pigeon peas, high in protein and fiber, are ideal for the holiday season. Enjoy with baked cassava, baked tortilla chips, or as a filling for a burrito or wrap. The flavors intensify in the refrigerator overnight.
Orange Ginger Roasted Vegetables
This dish blends the wholesome flavors of the earth with two of the most energetic flavors in the culinary toolbox. The brightness of the citrus and the bite of the ginger might seem like a lot on their own, but the roasted veggies keep them down to earth.
Why use jellied cranberry sauce from a can when you can make your own? Skip the refined sugar and high-fructose corn syrup! This all-natural sauce is tangy, sweet, and easier to make than you think!
The blend of spices in this dish produces bold, smoky flavors and mouth watering aromas. The robustness of the potatoes and cabbage pairs really well with the sweetness of the red bell pepper and carrot!
Hollandaise is a decadent sauce traditionally made with eggs and butter. This vegan version is delicious, especially when served over steamed vegetables.
This stew is reminiscent of okra gumbo, a Southwest Louisiana favorite.
This crowd-pleasing salad buddha bowl strikes a great balance between a wide variety of vibrant flavors. The peppery freshness of the arugula pairs wonderfully with the smoothness of the avocado. Add to that the heartiness of the sweet potato and a healthy scoop of quinoa, and it’s quite filling too!
Muesli is a breakfast cereal made from rolled oats, dried fruits, nuts and seeds, and sometimes other grains. It is easy to prepare and nice to have on hand. Try pairing it with chopped fresh fruit and unsweetened non-dairy milk.
The peppery arugula, toasted pecans, and mix of tart and sweet fruits in this salad make it a perfect accompaniment for any dish. Or, it can be a quick, easy meal on its own when cooking seems like too much work.
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