Cranberry-Hazelnut Spelt Muffins
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The farro in this recipe can be made a few days ahead or even frozen.
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Brown rice flour and cornstarch combine with cooked wild rice to replace what flour and oats (because some oats can be tainted with gluten) in this variation on old-fashioned oatmeal raisin cookies.
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Throw these beans in the oven while you’re putting the other foods on the table and they’ll be ready by the time everyone sits down. Holiday prep tip: trim only the stem ends of green beans for pretty presentation.
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Taste how some of Americas hottest chefs are making gluten free gourmet
Hot sauces are hotter than ever. Get a taste of why with these recipes and tips
Deglazing is as easy as sizzling a little wine, broth, water, or alcohol in a skillet or pan
He isn't kidding about eating veg
These bell-shaped beauties offer a feast of fall recipe possibilities
Not a leftovers lover? These meal pairs will change your mind
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Curious about going gluten-free? Dr. Neal Barnard breaks down the basics.
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Harissa is a smoky North African chili paste made from smoked chiles, olive oil, spices, and sometimes tomatoes. Heat and flavor vary from brand to brand. This recipe was made with a French-produced harissa with a mild heat and extra sweetness from tomatoes.
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Warm up on a chilly evening with a nourishing noodle dish that’s loaded with steamed vegetables. Feel free to substitute any veggies you have on hand in place of one or all that are used in this recipe.
If you don’t have a bat-shaped cookie cutter, use a 3-inch round cutter and cut some of the rounds in half for wings that can be pressed onto either side of a round bat face.
A spooky-cute treat for Halloween
These layered desserts are inspired by candy corn – but taste so much better
If you’ve ever looked at holiday treats and thought, “Those look too hard to make,” this recipe’s for you.
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This orange, radish, and romaine–spiked guacamole makes a tasty preamble to a supper of chili or Mexican-style stew. It also makes the perfect snack all on its own.
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As a veg viewer, are you constantly having to tune out non-veg segments of TV cooking shows?
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