Healthy, Whole Foods, Plant-Based Vegan Recipes
This plant-based recipe for Cozy Wild Rice Mushroom Soup is a warm bowl of comfort. Hearty mushrooms, sweet potatoes, and kale combine with wild rice for a deliciously, satisfying vegan meal. This is a one-pot wonder that you’ll crave when the weather gets cold.
This simple rice pasta salad gets a gluten-free upgrade with chickpea pasta. A simple, light plant-based salad with dill cucumbers, and tomatoes. Enjoy for a healthy vegan lunch.
This spicy vegan Buddha bowl has Mexican flavor with Oaxacan Mole sauce. With oil-free roasted sweet potatoes, mushrooms, black beans, and black forbidden rice. A delicious, plant-based meal!
Butternut squash risotto is a classic fall dish. It’s creamy texture makes it a satisfying, hearty meal. This oil-free, plant-based, vegan recipe uses brown rice for a healthy version of the original.
The history of early African American Slavery included many plant-based foods we still eat today: rice, okra, sweet potatoes, corn, and greens. Discover the importance of these foods in our history.
Gallo Pinto, or “spotted rooster,” is the national dish of Costa Rica and Nicaragua. This plant-based rice and beans recipe is so satisfying. Authentic flavor comes from an oil-free sofrito that flavors the rice. A budget-friendly dish that makes a hearty dinner!
The holidays are here! I’ve compiled some of my favorite dishes for the Ultimate Plant-Based Thanksgiving Dinner. Vegan sides like mashed potatoes, gravy, and sweet potato casserole will fill the table. Plus, enjoy some awesome appetizers and incredible desserts. Classic, delicious flavors for you to savor!
Black Forbidden Rice sets the stage for colorful vegetables and roasted tofu in this healthy Asian plant-based bowl. An oil-free vegan Cashew Miso dressing brings salty-sweet flavor. You’ll love all of the interesting tastes and textures!
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when it comes to cooking Indian food. Many of use didn’t grown up learning the five different types of Masala and using ingredients like asafetida and mustard seed. Here are Indian recipes that any cook can master. From dal to chutney, these dishes will help you understand the fundamentals of
