Pickled Onions
These quick-pickled onions are the perfect addition to most any dish. Liven up a salad or sandwich, add a little zing to your avocado toast, toss on a pizza or taco for extra flavor. The options are endless! And they’re so pretty.
These quick-pickled onions are the perfect addition to most any dish. Liven up a salad or sandwich, add a little zing to your avocado toast, toss on a pizza or taco for extra flavor. The options are endless! And they’re so pretty.
This cashew-hemp milk is creamy and balanced, packed with protein and tons of nutrients. No straining required! Perfect in coffee, on cereal, or for use with any recipe that calls for milk.
Green beans tossed with olive oil, salt, and pepper – then roasted. Super simple, super delicious!
This flavorful and peppery chopped salad is a great, quick addition to any meal. Baby arugula and kale with green onion, radishes, and feta – dressed in olive oil and lemon juice. If you like arugula, you will love this salad!
Raw kale, carrots, garlic, walnuts, and pumpkin seeds tossed with olive oil, lemon juice, and spices. Inspired by my favorite salad at Wheatsville Food Co-Op in Austin.
Potatoes, carrots, cauliflower, green beans, red bell pepper, and mushrooms with red curry spices, prepared in a slow cooker. Added protein from red split lentils and cashew cream.
Tossed with olive oil, herbs, salt, and pepper.
Warm and savory cauliflower with just the right amount of spice – roasted with onions, garlic, jalapeños, cumin, and turmeric.
This recipe makes me want to eat broccoli all the time. Sauteed with salt, pepper, and a splash of Bragg’s Liquid Aminos.
With onions, garlic, olive oil, and lemon.
The vegetables have always been my favorite part of pot roast, so I decided to make one without any meat – and vegan, to boot. Along with herbs, the lentils give this dish a deep, hearty flavor. Prepared in a slow cooker.
A magical mix of vegetables and fruits that tastes like sunshine! Golden beets, orange, pineapple, carrots, apples juice, turmeric, and bee pollen.
Roasting tomatoes this way gives them so much flavor! They’re great as a simple pasta sauce, a topping, or even as a standalone side dish – not to mention as an ingredient in countless recipes.
This savory roasted dish is a great side for any meal – breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Even if you are not a fan of sweet potatoes, this recipe will change your mind.