Healthy, Whole Foods, Plant-Based Vegan Recipes
Broccoli is the star ingredient in this healthy Chinese stir-fry. Loaded with double garlic , this Asian dish has big flavor. Enjoy as a side dish or serve over rice for a plant-based entree. This will become one of your favorite quick, weeknight recipes.
Classic Italian flavors come together in this oil-free vegan recipe. Sweet bell peppers, fennel, and creamy cannellini beans make a hearty, plant-based stew. Enjoy over Herb Cauliflower Mash or the Ultimate Mashed Potatoes for a satisfying, healthy dinner.
Oatmeal is baked with a few simple ingredients for this healthy, plant-based breakfast. Get a double-dose of apples with both applesauce and diced chunks of fruit. Perfect for weekend meal-prep. This is a satisfying recipe everyone will love!
Spicy, smoky chipotle peppers balance the flavor of sweet potatoes in this hearty Sweet Potato Chipotle Plant-Based Chili. Make a big pot of this vegan soup to satisfy both meat-eaters and plant-lovers. This oil-free stew will become one of your favorite go-to winter recipes.
It can seem daunting to stay on plant-based diet when throwing a party. But, there is a way! Here are helpful tips on how to eat a healthy whole foods vegan diet even when entertaining a crowd.
This classic green vegan soup is based on a recipe from Anna Thomas. She set the foundation of using a mix of dark greens like kale and chard. Cilantro, caramelized onion, and starchy potato add layers of flavor. This version is oil-free and simplifies the process for a one-pot meal. A healthy, satisfying dish.
Starting a whole foods, plant-based diet is a lifestyle change that requires a different approach to cooking. Keep a well-stocked pantry is essential to your success! Having healthy, whole foods ingredients on-hand means you’re ready to make healthy choices.
Time to Detox! Sweet potatoes are stuffed with a healthy filling of cauliflower, onion, ginger, and turmeric for this golden recipe. This makes the perfect dish for weekend meal-prep. Satisfying and easy to make.
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