Here’s a mouth-watering peanut-infused soup with noodles. It’s creamy and savory, but with hints of lime and curry paste to jazz things up. No full-fat coconut milk, either, which saves calories and saturated fat.
Read MoreThere are so many great flavors and textures in this salad—your mouth will have a great time! The Asian-inspired dressing is mellow and satisfies that sweet-sour craving many of us have.
Read MoreThis comforting soup requires more spices than others, but it’s totally worth it. This tasty, substantial soup can serve as an entrée in its own right.
Read MoreThis is the ultimate healthy soup. The lentils add heft, while the cumin, coriander, mint, cilantro, and jalapeño contribute incredible flavor. You may be surprised how addictive this soup is.
Read MoreRed lentil soup is a great soup for your regular rotation. It’s quick, cheap, and filling. It works well any time of year and is perfect for when you’re feeling under the weather.
Read MoreThe magic ingredient in this recipe is time. As much as I strive for efficient recipes, I haven’t yet found a shortcut for the soaking time in this one. But almost all of the time is hands-off.
Read MoreThis curry is super-satisfying because it features two popular vegetables, potatoes and green beans. I replaced coconut milk with cashew milk in order to decrease the significant saturated fat that coconut milk brings with it.
Read MoreThis is “New York-style” pizza sauce because of its seasoning and the fact that it’s cooked, not raw. It’s a classic sauce that holds its own against any and all toppings.
Read MoreThe combination of vegetables, spices, and cashew milk make this soup special. No single ingredient stands out—they blend into a unique, unmistakable mulligatawny flavor. The Instant Pot speeds up the process, making this from-scratch approach take less than an hour.
Read MoreIn this recipe, you get the goodness of potatoes and broccoli. They bring different nutrients, textures, and taste to the party, resulting in a very satisfying dish.
Read MoreThis divine chowder is perfect for a fall or winter meal, even part of a holiday dinner. It’s substantial, with hints of thyme, onion, celery, and umami. The corn and carrots add specks of color.
Read MoreA good peanut sauce is quite versatile. You can use it over vegetables, pasta, grains, seitan satay, or as the finishing touch for bowls. Peanut sauce makes everything taste better.
Read MoreCreamy, salty, sharp, soft white cheese on crackers or in sandwiches or salads is delicious. There are so many ways to enjoy this goat-cheese-like almond cheese.
Read MoreThese tortilla crisps are a great way to use up leftover flour tortillas, and they taste fantastic. You can add spices and make them any shape you like.
Read MoreThis no-oil recipe for Cowboy Caviar delivers a dip that’s as lovely and colorful as it is delicious. Make it your own by switching up the beans and adjust the onions, garlic, and hot sauce levels.
Read MoreUse your Instant Pot or stovetop for this recipe. This soup is so easy to make and it’s perfect for a week of lunches or for dinners, including for picky eaters. Without oil, this soup is super-healthy and provides a lot of plant-based protein and fiber.
Read MoreThis super-healthy pumpkin ice cream (no sugar, no added fat) is a great alternative to pumpkin pie after the Thanksgiving meal.
Read MoreThis is a variation on the British “Bubble and Squeak,” a dish using potato and cabbage leftovers, fried with butter, bacon, or other fats. This is a healthier dish with tons of savory goodness, especially when topped with gravy.
Read MoreTweaked and perfected over the years, this recipe is great as is, but you can customize the vegetables and the seasonings.
Read MoreThis very healthy version of apple crisp doesn’t sacrifice taste or satisfaction. You won’t believe there’s no butter or sugar. You have to try it to believe it.
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