Açaí Sorbet
What could be better than an antioxidant-laden sweet treat that you don’t have to feel guilty about? Just three ingredients make this wonderfully refreshing sorbet.
What could be better than an antioxidant-laden sweet treat that you don’t have to feel guilty about? Just three ingredients make this wonderfully refreshing sorbet.
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The refrigerator is the heart of a home, but it can also be a real energy sucker. Here's how to make it better for the planet (and your family).
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Because cranberries are naturally high in pectin, the fruit fiber that sets jams and jellies, there's no need to add a thickener to this filling. If you prefer a sweeter dessert, use refrigerated sugar cookie dough to craft the crust and lattice top.
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A favorite treat, with a little less saturated fat
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A summertime stunner
The next time you're missing an ingredient in a recipe, don't panic. Many recipes are flexible and will still come out delicious when you improvise. Plus, many non-vegetarian recipes can be tweaked to create a new veg version.
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Feel free to substitute different vegetables as they come into season throughout the summer.
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An easy casserole made with corn tortillas instead of noodles.
Have all ingredients chopped and ready, and keep them in constant motion over high heat while cooking so they get crisp on the outside and stay tender inside.
These "meatballs" are perfect with pasta, but they're also tasty in a sandwich.
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A hint of peppermint in the frosting gives these classic treats a surprising twist
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Lovely as a dessert or breakfast treat
Serve with slices of French bread and a salad, if desired.
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Heres a new twist on old-fashioned tuna noodle casserole.
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Moles can be complex, featuring dozens of ingredients. This beginner-friendly version from the VT archives is simplified but still tasty.
This refreshing Indian yogurt sauce is great served with spicy foods
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This easy vegetable curry is the best way to eat your veggies! Cauliflower, peas, potatoes and green beans are covered in a flavor-packed broth.
The only “cooking” you do here is boiling water
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Vanilla is thought of as simple and plain — but with over 250 flavor compounds, it’s anything but
This quick and easy pasta dish offers a way to add not only calcium to your diet, but also protein and vitamins A and C.
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Miso adds an interesting dimension to the nontraditional fusion pesto
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Whip up a batch for brunch or serve them for afternoon tea
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Comfy and satisfying
Here’s an easy, elegant and guilt-free dessert that’s a cinch to make.
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This homemade applesauce, which is good enough to double as dessert, can be refrigerated for up to 1 week.
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The striking red-orange hue of this richly flavored vegan sauce contrasts beautifully with the dark green spinach.
These breakfast quesadillas are substantial enough to ward off any winter chill.
This old Thanksiving dish, made every year by Lucie and her sister, could start a delicious new tradition in any family.
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They?re not just for breakfast anymore.
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A substantial meal, this captures the flavors of summer in each mouthful
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The goat cheese does not melt completely, but will flatten and brown slightly.
This versatile pie originated in Naples in the 1800s. Tradition has it that a local pizza baker was commissioned to create a special pizza to honor visiting Italian royalty, King Umberto and his Queen Margherita. Hence, this pie.
A plateful of hot dumplings preceded by a bowl of hot-and-sour soup makes a pleasing luncheon menu, accompanied by hot jasmine tea.
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To use this recipe as a dessert, place the sauce in small bowls, and serve it with a dollop of whipped cream. This apple concoction is also good for breakfast. For the best results, use sugar and water in equal amounts.
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This main course comes together in moments, requiring little more preparation than blending chunky tomato sauce and heating the entire mixture.
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