Easy| Servings: 6 | Ready In: 25 minutes | Yield: 10 cups soup With simple ingredients, this hearty vegan soup is easy to make any night of the week. Corn and potatoes are lightly pureed to help create a creamy base, without extra fat. Enjoy this healthy, plant-based recipe when you need a taste of
Hearty cabbage gets sweet and tender after long cooking in this easy plant-based Slow Cooker soup. With savory flavors from carrot, onion, and tomato paste, this simple oil-free vegan recipe is deliciously satisfying. Make a big batch and freeze extras for healthy meals all winter.
5 Minute Lemon Tahini Potato Bowl – Healthy, Gluten-Free, Oil-Free, Quick, Easy, Microwave, Vegan, Dinner for One Recipe Easy | Servings: 1 | Ready In: 5 minutes | Yield: 1 bowl Healthy, vegan, gluten-free dinner in 5 Minutes? Yes. Fingerling potatoes cook quickly in the microwave while you make an oil-free plant-based Lemon Tahini Dressing.
This simple recipe for Gluten-Free Pasta with Oil-Free Garlic Tomato Sauce makes a delicious and satisfying plant-based, vegan dinner. The oil-free marinara sauce simmers low and slow for up to an hour, filling your kitchen with the aroma of Italy. A classic whole-foods dish you’ll make again and again!
This quick, healthy oatmeal combines the flavors of banana bread for a naturally-sweetened, plant-based start to your day. Oats are a good source of whole grain protein and gluten-free fiber. This vegan recipe is easy enough for the microwave, an essential for your morning routine.
Easy| Servings: 1 | Ready In: 5 minutes | Yield: 1 bowl This quick, healthy oatmeal combines the flavors of peach cobbler for a naturally-sweetened, plant-based start to your day. Oats are a good source of whole grain protein and gluten-free fiber. This vegan recipe is easy enough for the microwave, an essential for
These whole foods plant-based Blueberry Muffins are made with Whole Grain Oat Flour. Naturally sweetened with dates, they are oil-free. With light, fluffy texture and juicy blueberries. The perfect breakfast muffin!
The debate over the relationship between diet and cancer-prevention has been going on for decades. On one hand, you have doctors and scientists pointing to countless studies showing the correlation between poor nutrition and cancer cell growth. On the other hand, you have huge Dairy and Meat industries, whose reach spans from the school lunch program to the a pink-lid breast cancer campaign.
Science shows there is real power in preventing cancer through a colorful plant-focused diet.
“I thought 25 is supposed to be the time of your life when you feel like a rock star. I didn’t.” Meet Allyson Allyson is a 27 year old woman who adopted a plant-based diet for health reasons. She didn’t have a major heart attack, wage a battle with cancer, nor receive a diagnosis of
