Miso-Lime Sweet Potato Dip
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A gluten-free dough made from almond meal, cornstarch, and egg white bakes into a light, crispy crust for this nutty chocolate tart. When using the crust with other fillings, you can omit the almond extract.
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This is great on its own and can be flavored to your tastes. Try blending in 1/2 cup chopped parsley and chives; 2 Tbs. diced chipotles in adobo sauce; or 2 tsp. dried herbs (oregano, basil, tarragon) in the food processor after the base mixture has been processed smooth.
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Generally, I consider myself an early adopter, but I have to admit that sometimes, I really am the very last person alive to hear a new band, read the latest bestseller, or try a trendy food. That would definitely be the case with amaranth, which I didn’t discover until everyone and their grandmothers were already on board. Better late than never, though, right?
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Serve these crispy cutlets with steamed greens. The bright citrus sauce also works as a tasty topping for roasted squash.
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Summertime makes me giddy, and it’s not just the sunshine and subsequent Vitamin D boost that puts me in a good mood. It’s partly the produce: Those juicy tomatoes, succulent stone fruit, and vine-ripened peppers must contain some secret feel-good phytochemicals, because I feel fabulous after eating them. I’m also a big fan of shelling beans—favas, runner beans, and my favorite, cranberry beans. I buy them by the bucketload as soon as they make an appearance at the farmers’ market.
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This quick and easy dish is packed with flavor, with super nutritious and delicious lentils.
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Ramp up your vitamin and mineral intake with only 28 calories when you add baby spinach to this lightly sweet fruit smoothie.
This smoothie promotes a healthy immune and digestive system. The mixture of ginger, mint, chia and pineapple give a nice flavor to a natural energy drink.
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Move over Shel Silverstein and Dr. Seuss—make some room on the book shelf for a new, welcome series of children’s books—one that teaches “The ABCs of Being Kind”—both to animals and to our planet. From the author-illlustrator of the much-loved That’s Why We Don’t Eat Animals and Vegan is Love, Ruby Roth, comes the just-released V is for Vegan, a fun, uplifting, and educational picture book that introduces young readers to animal rights and environmental issues and the virtues of a plant-based diet. Below, Roth dishes on discovering children’s interest in veganism, the emotional lives of animals, and the writing and illustration style that’s uniquely hers—a style that enables her to present the ugly truth behind factory farming in a way that’s fun, funny, and empowering for young readers.
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Top these crowd-pleasing tartlets with the best berries of the season — or sprinkle with nuts or chocolate chips. Look for the miniature tart pans in most cookware stores, or use mini muffin pans.
Try this as a hearty side dish or a light lunch. You can substitute chickpeas or other beans for the white beans and use any stone fruit or a combination of them.