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Maybe I'm imagining it, but I often just feel more alert and alive when I eat a combination of colorful vegeta
Posted 8 years ago
I’m one of those people who can’t keep chips in the house. If they’re around, rest assured they’ll be
Posted 8 years ago
Humble minestrone soup is one of my cooler weather favorites. I love simple, modest recipes, and this one's e
Posted 8 years ago
You can't talk about simple vegan meals without considering the humble "hippie bowl." A hippie bowl is an end
Posted 8 years ago
Mac & cheeze may be the most comforting of comfort foods. I loved the Kraft Macaroni and Cheese as a child
Posted 8 years ago
This delicate yet rich-tasting cake makes the perfect dessert for any winter holiday event. Served with a gene
Posted 8 years ago
Fondue has long been one of my favorite holiday meals. While you can make a plant-based version with nuts or n
Posted 8 years ago
This is my easy, all-purpose stir fry recipe you can adapt to whatever protein and vegetables you have availab
Posted 8 years ago
One of the biggest complaints I hear about homemade veggie burgers and patties is that they're dry and crumbly
Posted 8 years ago
One dish meal? Yes, PLEASE! As some of you know, I've been steering clear of bread and pasta. This is mostly b
Posted 8 years ago
This Greek salad features a simple vegan "feta" that's made with tofu. Because the tofu marinates in lots o
Posted 8 years ago
This mostly hands-off recipe calls for a couple of time-saving shortcuts. First, there's quick-cooking polenta
Posted 8 years ago
There are a few reasons you don’t see many pasta dishes on this blog. First, I don’t eat very much of it.
Posted 8 years ago
I love Thai food, but often the recipes can be time-consuming and many include non-vegan ingredients. But, you
Posted 8 years ago
Is it a dip…a sauce…a condiment? Whatever you end up calling it, I surprised myself with the versatility o
Posted 8 years ago
I love the comforting simplicity of split pea soup, but most classic recipes call for ham hock. To achieve tha
Posted 8 years ago
You don’t see a lot of recipes on this site for labor-intensive or instruction-heavy dishes like chocolates
Posted 9 years ago
This savory strudel recipe includes squash, mushrooms, bell pepper, asparagus, tomato and red onion, but feel
Posted 9 years ago
I've come around to enjoying beets, but until now, haven't prepared them very often. It's mostly the mess fac
Posted 9 years ago
When this nuisance of a cold started, I was downing quarts of soup per day in an attempt to feel better. Then
Posted 9 years ago
This Mexican-inspired recipe combines the bright taste of a traditional chopped salsa with everyone’s favori
Posted 9 years ago
Here’s a not-too-devastating admission. I tend to overstuff a burrito. And I do it to the point where it doe
Posted 9 years ago
Israeli couscous (aka pearled couscous) is a larger, pea-shaped couscous with a chewy, substantive texture. I
Posted 9 years ago
I love the heartiness of cooked foods, but adding raw foods like slaws and salads to your plate can be so ener
Posted 9 years ago
So here’s something you might not know about me. I’m a bit of a planner. Not because I love to plan, or th
Posted 9 years ago
Has the overindulgence started for you yet? This time of year, I feel like I’m surrounded by opportunities t
Posted 9 years ago
I usually prefer the simplest of preparations for fall and winter vegetables like brussels sprouts. Just tossi
Posted 9 years ago
One practice I encourage my time-starved clients and readers to adopt is having trusted, pantry-driven recipes
Posted 9 years ago
Socca, also known as farinata, is a chickpea flour pancake originating in southern Europe. This simple combin
Posted 9 years ago
Gardein products are some of the most handy, delicious shortcut items I keep on hand for quick weeknight meals
Posted 9 years ago
Ever feel a bit haggard or like you’re walking through sand? Maybe you’re getting so-so sleep, eating well
Posted 9 years ago
I always associate gravy with down-home comfort food. But if you thought a rich, brown gravy had to contain an
Posted 10 years ago
Dandelion greens have been used both for food and medicine since ancient times. You may recognize the jagged l
Posted 10 years ago
These black bean patties evoke classic rice and beans but in a patty form, easy to freeze and highly portable
Posted 10 years ago
This recipe is anything but ho-hum hummus. The zesty artichoke combined with paprika and lemon in this spinach
Posted 10 years ago
This broccoli kale soup is for those who truly LOVE their greens. It reminds me of a green juice in savory sou
Posted 10 years ago