Healthy, Whole Foods, Plant-Based Vegan Recipes
Braised red cabbage is a classic side dish found in Germany during the cold months of winter. Braising the cabbage with apples creates a tender sweetness. Balancing that is the pop from apple cider vinegar. This healthy, plant-based, oil-free recipe is made for cold winter nights!
If you make just one salad this fall, this is it! This recipe combines roasted Delicata squash, shredded Brussels Sprouts, toasted pecan, and dried cranberries. Top it all with a creamy, oil-free vegan Apple Cider Dressing. This makes the perfect plant-based lunch.
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!
Full of warming spices and rich flavor, this gluten-free Apple Crumble recipe will satisfy your craving for sweet comfort food. Vegan, oil-free, and naturally sweetened with dates, you can enjoy this classic dish guilt-free. Great for a dinner party and easy enough for a weeknight dinner, this is a crowd-pleaser for all.
This healthy, plant-based dish uses grated cauliflower to replace couscous for a grain-free, gluten-free recipe. Combined with fresh lemon, crisp apple, and toasted almonds. This makes an impressive, satisfying vegan side dish!
This Smoky Broccoli Cabbage Pecan Crunch Salad is a must-have for summer picnics and barbeques. You’ll love the irresistible, oil-free dressing. With apples, currants, and tons of veggies. This healthy vegan recipe will soon become a crowd favorite!
Full of warm spices and a hearty raisin oat filling, these Easy Baked Stuffed Apples with Oatmeal and No Sugar will satisfy your sweet tooth craving. Make a batch of this vegan, gluten-free recipe for a dinner party or enjoy for a weeknight dessert. This is a crowd-pleaser for all!
Fruit is “Nature’s Candy”. It’s all-natural sweet goodness. Packed with nutrients like Vitamin C, Potassium, fiber, and tons of antioxidants, it’s a no-brainer that eating more fruit is good for you. Of course, the easiest way to enjoy fruit is to just bite into a piece. But, here are 15 easy new, creative recipes to enjoy fruit
Easy | Servings: 6 | Ready In: 7 minutes | Yield: 5 cups Fresh citrus, flax seeds, and a touch of honey mustard make a quick, creamy dressing for this light summer slaw. Sliced apple adds a note of healthy, natural sweetness. Shred your own red cabbage or a buy a pre-shredded mix for
