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.
This is the ultimate detox soup recipe. Sweet Napa cabbage, peppery daikon radish, and spicy ginger create a balance of flavors. A light plant-based broth gets a golden touch from turmeric. Make of batch of this gluten-free vegan recipe to kickstart your healthy eating.
This quick, simplified version of Singapore Noodles uses hearty Udon for plant-based protein. With colorful veggies and an easy stir-fry sauce, this is a recipe you want in your vegan collection.
Black chia noodles swim in a spicy broth for this healthy, gluten-free vegan soup. The authentic Japanese flavor comes from seaweed kombu, red chili paste, and savory miso. This will warm you to the core.
Massaman Thai Curry combines warm, savory flavors with subtle spicy heat and rich, creamy coconut. Hearty sweet potatoes and yams pair with sugar snap peas for a colorful, comforting plant-based stew. This is a healthy, oil-free weeknight dinner that will transport you to a far-off land.
Authentic Massaman Thai Curry Paste is a mixture of interesting unique flavors. Roasted peppers and onions combine with lemongrass, cinnamon, cardamom, and fresh citrus. Don’t let the ingredient list for this recipe intimidate you! This one is worth the effort. Make a big batch to keep on hand for healthy, plant-based, oil-free curry weeknight dinners.
These Asian-Inspired veggie burgers rock! Shiitake mushrooms, brown rice, and edamame create the vegan base. Ginger, red chili, and scallions add authentic flavor. Serve with Asian Yam Fries and Avocado Wasabi Vegan Aioli for an awesome plant-based dinner.
Sweet Asian Japanese Yam Fries are baked until golden brown. Serve them with a spicy, oil-free Avocado Wasabi Vegan Aioli. This makes the ultimate side for plant-based Korean Beet Teriyaki Burgers.
Sea Vegetables Sea Vegetables. Yes, it’s a thing. In Japanese cuisine, seaweed has been used for centuries. A sheet of kelp is simmered in water for a flavored broth called dashi. Nori sheets are the thin, black sheets used for rolling sushi, onigiri and maki. Seaweed is baked for “crackers” and sprinkled over salads and
