Dates are one of the healthiest sweeteners available. If you processed them with some water into date paste, you can use them in many different kinds of recipes.
Read MoreNo-oil method for turning bland tofu into flavorful slices of umami goodness. I love how this method takes all the jiggle out of tofu, too. The slices are great on sandwiches, or you can cut the slices up and use the pieces for bowls, stir-fries, fajitas, and the list goes on.
Read MoreThese delicious wraps use whole wheat flour tortillas and baked tofu to turn a well-loved traditional Chinese dish into a well-loved healthy Chinese inspired meal.
Read MoreThis plant-based whipped cream approach is quite different from most vegan whipped cream recipes, which tend to rely on coconut cream and sugar. For this recipe, the combination of tofu, raw cashews, and a few ingredients that may surprise you yields a rich, sweet, silky cream with almost no saturated fat.
Read MoreA mixture of tahini, water, and spices coats the sweet potatoes and browns them as they roast. You save calories and fat and still get a great roasted flavor.
Read MoreEasy baked sweet potatoes can make for a quick lunch or dinner. Combine them with leftover soup or salad, and you’ve got a meal.
Read MoreThis savory plant-based recipe results in beautiful, tasty sweet potato cakes with a light texture. They're perfect as a main dish or a side dish, and they're baked, not fried.
Read MoreThis sauce works on everything: falafel, baked potatoes (sweet or white), all sorts of vegetables, and cooked grains as well. It’s fast to make and lasts about a week in the refrigerator.
Read MoreThe secret to the kind of cold sesame noodles you eat in restaurants is Chinese roasted sesame paste. My take on this dish recalls the best sesame noodles from Chinese restaurants without the greasiness you can sometimes get.
Read MoreThese sandwiches are great for picnics or just a nice meal at home. The creamy pesto spread makes people curious: "What's in this? It's delicious."
Read MoreThis is the familiar and comforting sauce many of us know from our childhoods. It doesn't have the sugar, oil, and preservatives you might find in canned sauces. You can control the heat level.
Read MoreSome dishes are just homey and good. Scalloped corn, like its close relation scalloped potatoes, is one of them. Blended cashews made into a white sauce provide an excellent substitute for a traditional dairy-based white sauce.
Read MoreThese three “sisters”—corn, squash, and beans—taste delicious together. This fast and easy approach yields delicious quesadillas in less than 30 minutes.
Read MoreThis lovely curry makes good use of home gardens’ harvests—eggplant and summer squash. I like to serve this curry with baked Indian fritters.
Read MoreZucchini “noodles” cook quickly, making for a fast dinner. Pair it with a no-oil pesto and you’ve got a delicious, satisfying, healthy dish that’s light on calories.
Read MoreTzatziki is a delicious side dish from Greece. Traditionally made from yogurt, cucumbers, garlic, salt, and dill, tzatziki can also be made with cashew cream, and it comes out divine.
Read MoreThese fritters are very much like pakora appetizers at Indian restaurants. Baking them rather than deep-frying makes them a lot healthier.
Read MoreZucchini and curry play well together. This easy soup is thickened with beans and rice. No oil and whole-food ingredients mean this soup is super-healthy and low-calorie, though it doesn’t taste like it.
Read MoreThis is one of those comforting soups that helps you relax. The combination of green and yellow split peas gives it a golden-green glow, and the vegetables provide welcome chunkiness and variety.
Read MoreThis chutney is super-flavorful. Packed with cilantro and mint, it makes a big impact on breads, appetizers, roasted vegetables, or just spooned out of the container into your mouth!
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