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I can’t get enough of this faux turkey. You and your guests will find it so savory, so meaty, so holiday picture perfect that no one will be asking about a bird!!
I think this dish tastes best the next day reheated, which is convenient because chilling the potatoes will increase the resistant starch in them and up the anti of the prebiotic benefit of the potatoes. Your tastebuds will thank you AND your gut will thank you!
This is a nice well-rounded blend of ingredients that toast up well and taste great together. If you have kids, it’s OK to sprinkle a little vegan cheese on there! We usually stay away from it but if it will get your kids to eat these little guys, then go for it!
Pesto make so many things go from blah to bling! Pesto pasta is an obvious choice, but you can serve it warm or cold using anything from angel hair, to fusilli to gnocchi. Use it as a spread on grilled vegetable sandwiches, thin it out by blending some extra water in and drizzle it over salad. Endless possibilities!
This creamy Tuscan gnocchi is decadent and delicious! Whip it together in no time for a simple Monday meal, but it has the wow factor of an elegant dinner. It’s almost embarrassing to serve it to guests, because it hardly takes any effort and they don’t stop marveling over how amazing it tastes.
These tofu veggie kebabs are absolutely delicious and go with just about anything. We have them often and serve them with rice, baked beans, corn on the cob, or anything else you can think of that you’d serve up at a the summer barbecue.
Urgent warning! These vegan baked beans will send you down the street talking to yourself. You will definitely not miss the ham, or hot dogs, or all the other weird things people put in baked beans! They’re so good, eat them at your own risk!
Spring rolls are not only tasty, they’re also a really fun family activity! A variety of fresh veggies make the perfect fillings, so any time of year, you’ll be able to find limitless options for what to stuff into these delicious rolls.
Elevate your stir fry game with this dish that has a Chinese flair. It is delicious served with rice, and you can add whatever vegetables you’d like. We’ve made it with broccoli, and bok choy, but are staying a little more traditional on this recipe. Have fun with it and pull out the chop sticks!
This is a great dish to combine with our recipe Thanksgiving Sides: Eat Plants, Not Birds! It is more of a “main dish”, but hey, we consider mashed potatoes a main dish too, so let’s not discriminate.
Thanksgiving is a wonderful family holiday filled with tradition, and that usually involves s lot of meat. It can be hard to change a tradition, but believe us, it’s possible and just as much fun without revolving the entire meal around the bird!
Our stuffed peppers are fun to play around with because you can change the recipe up in many different ways. They are super tasty and packed with pure goodness!
If you’ve never inhaled the magic of one-pot pasta, you will find yourself enchanted after the first serving… and then there’s only one pot to clean! Best win/win ever. Choose to layer whatever colorful, fresh vegetables make you happy.
Burritos may not be considered the biggest staple in the healthy foods category, but not so fast! Our Build-Your-Own Burrito Bar comes fully loaded with great plant-based ingredients.
Buddha bowls are a wonderful part of a plant-based diet as they are so versatile. We love cleaning out or fridge and pantry and use all of the veggies we can find to create these bowls
Our plant-based Sopa Azteca tortilla veggie soup can be made with little effort but will leave everybody at the dinner table comfortably full.
Our Tikka Masala recipe keeps on making its way onto our dinner table. It’s not difficult to prepare, super nutritious and simply yum! Even better, the kids love it just as much as the grown-ups.
