Radish, Orange, and Arugula Salad with Cumin Vinaigrette
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This intensely flavorful pesto recipe works great with pasta, sandwiches, summer vegetable medleys, and tomato-mozzarella stacks. It can also be made with other tender summer herbs such as cilantro, mint, or parsley in addition to or in place of the basil.
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To make this peperonata kid-friendly, we held the onions.
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Hot out of our test kitchen, we have a winner for the I Can’t Believe It’s Dairy Free Recipe Contest, presented by So Delicious Dairy Free. We tested an impressive roster of recipes, from Guilt-Free Spinach Artichoke Dip to Peanut Butter and Jelly Icebox Pie, and Creamy Cauliflower Cashew Soup to Cardamom-Scented Rice Pudding, we had more than a few favorites. But in the end, one recipe tantalized our taste buds more than any other: Jamie Brown-Miller's So Delicious Greek Wraps with Lemon-Kissed Tofu. Big congrats to Jaimie, who will win a year's supply of So Delicious Dairy Free and a $200 Visa gift card. Get the winning recipe below.
For a vegetarian or vegan living—and dining—in a non-veg world, obligatory engagements at less-than-veg-friendly eateries can be tricky. Many veg newbies fear that giving up animal products means giving up all appearances of normalcy at family, social, and work gatherings that involve eating. That’s not true. It takes a little know-how, but vegetarians and vegans can dine well almost anywhere—even at a steakhouse.
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Rice noodles are a staple in Asian cooking. Learn how to make rice noodle soup quickly.
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These crêpes would also taste great with savory fillings such as sautéed mushrooms, creamed spinach, or scrambled eggs.
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Get excited everyone: vegan chef Chloe Coscarelli’s new dessert cookbook, Chloe’s Vegan Desserts, hit bookstores today. Coscarelli, winner of Food Network’s Cupcake Wars, is a graduate of New York’s Natural Gourmet Institute and author of the much-loved Chloe’s Kitchen. Below, this diva of mouth-watering and almost-too-pretty-to-eat desserts shares her essential vegan ingredient substitutions and more.
No, tomatoes are not in season. And yes, I know it’s better to cook with seasonal produce. But with six pints of cherry tomatoes leftover from some recipe developing I was doing for the July/August issues, I needed to do something. And because these cherry tomatoes had a mushy, grown-in-a-greenhouse texture and only so-so flavor, I was never going to eat them all before they started to turn fuzzy with mold.
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Marmalade is the shortcut ingredient that lends sweet flavor and citrusy brightness to this recipe. Serve over steamed rice.
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“Thai curries tend to be the spiciest and sweetest of them all,” says Trang. “The curry pastes are composed of fresh herbs and bulbs, employ red or green chiles, and are balanced with coconut milk.”