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I always buy the smallest squash I can find because they’re the most tender and best-flavored.
Posted 14 years ago
I used young cucumbers that had very small seeds. If you’re using larger cukes with tough seeds, use 3 c
Posted 14 years ago
Due to the blueberries’ natural pectin, this dressing will quickly begin to gel after a few minutes. Use imm
Posted 14 years ago
I’d say this fits into the category of warm dinner salads, but you could serve it as a side dish to up t
Posted 14 years ago
If your corn is not absolutely fresh, I recommend cooking it before removing the kernels. Baking and grilling
Posted 14 years ago
This is one of those dishes that improve overnight as the sauce has time to develop its flavor.
Posted 14 years ago
Sweet, sour, and surprisingly spicy, use this sauce to add zing to spring rolls, tofu, or seitan.
Posted 14 years ago
Stirring often while simmering over low heat are the keys to keeping the almond milk from scorching.
Posted 14 years ago
You can make this with crumbled, non-frozen tofu but you may not need much or any water. Or, if you’re avoid
Posted 14 years ago
A fat-free pesto dressing of basil and garlic covers red potatoes and green beans with flavor in this light,
Posted 14 years ago
Using bananas instead of oil makes this fat-free banana bread extremely moist and lightly sweet, and the blueb
Posted 14 years ago
This vegan tofu quiche is filled with the nutrition and flavor of Swiss chard. Delicious and very low-fat! Thi
Posted 14 years ago
Instead of the frozen mirepoix vegetables, feel free to use 1 onion, 2 carrots, and 2 ribs celery, diced.
Posted 14 years ago
Instead of kasha, you can substitute 1 cup of quinoa, bulgur wheat, or any whole grain and cook it in the amou
Posted 14 years ago
I'm happy to announce that FatFree Vegan Kitchen has been chosen as the featured blog in this month's Tried &a
Posted 15 years ago
Ground flax seed acts as a thickener for the dressing while providing healthy Omega-3 fatty acids.
Posted 15 years ago
I used artichoke bottoms because I like their denser texture for this, but artichoke hearts will also work.
Posted 15 years ago
You know that feeling you get when you accidentally gulp down too much wasabi, that white-hot fire blazing thr
Posted 15 years ago
I sprayed the pan with pure canola oil, but perhaps a commercial non-stick spray would work better. If I make
Posted 15 years ago
Since the polenta is so flavorful, I kept the seasoning in this vegetable and bean sauté very light, allowing
Posted 15 years ago
Traditionally a stew like this would be served over couscous, but I prefer sticking to whole grains, and quino
Posted 15 years ago
A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by Sherry Lucas, the food writer for our local newspaper, who asked if I
Posted 15 years ago
To save time, you can also form these into larger patties and pan-fry in a non-stick skillet.
Posted 15 years ago
Add a smoky flavor by sprinkling on a little smoked salt or Liquid Smoke just before serving.
Posted 15 years ago
I think these quesadillas taste best when they’re filled with something in addition to the cheesy sauce. I m
Posted 15 years ago
The sauce “magically” sinks down through the cake to form a layer of cherries nestled in chocolate
Posted 15 years ago
I was a little hesitant to post my last recipe because it used a big honking blender that cost more than my fi
Posted 15 years ago
Creamy Celeriac Soup Take care when blending the cooked celery root and broth because hot liquids can erupt fr
Posted 15 years ago
I use a quick spray of oil (about 4 drops) to toast the seeds, but if you want to leave it out, watch them car
Posted 15 years ago
People sometimes ask me if I miss meat. I don't. After being a vegetarian for almost 21 years, I don't find th
Posted 15 years ago
Call me picky but I just don't like romaine lettuce. Something about its crunchiness (I like iceberg even less
Posted 15 years ago
Cooking the sweet potatoes in the microwave is a real time saver, but feel free to bake, steam, or pressure co
Posted 15 years ago
One of the great things about this recipe is that you probably have all the ingredients in your pantry. Use ch
Posted 15 years ago
If you don’t have wild rice, pearled barley or another grain can be used instead; just be sure to pick one t
Posted 15 years ago
If you’ve ever tried a native persimmon, you know that it’s full of seeds. From 8 persimmons I got
Posted 15 years ago
These can be made more easily without the skewers. Just roll up the dough like sausages and proceed with the r
Posted 15 years ago