Spaghetti with Chunky Tomato Sauce
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There’s no need for cheese when you use cilantro-laced hummus to hold pita quesadillas together. Serve with salsa.
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The pâté can also be spread on crackers or thinned with additional water and used as a dip.
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Asparagus spears are packed with vitamin E—aka the sex vitamin for its ability to boost fertility and stamina. As for basil, Italians know the herb by another name: "kiss-me Nicholas". Enough said. If you like your pasta spicy, double the red pepper flakes.
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This medicinal soup from the north of Thailand is believed to prevent and reduce colds and fever.
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All the flavors of a feast under one tasty crust
“This recipe is clearly inspired by smothered pork chops,” says Terry.
Chef Bryant Terry came up with this recipe during a cooking demonstration in Memphis, Tenn. "I went to the market and saw these beautiful squash and juicy pears," he explains. "With some crusty bread, you can actually make a meal out of it."
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This deliciously easy soup became an immediate favorite among VT staffers. It's even better the second day, after the spices have had more time to mingle.
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This vegan tagine can easily be made gluten-free
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Summer favorites avocado, lime, red bell pepper, and mango fill Vietnamese rice paper wrappers to make these rolls.
Tofu and edamame give these wraps plenty of protein. Feel free to substitute chard or flat-leafed kale for the collards.
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Sweet-and-sour combinations are common in Malaysian cuisine, which makes abundant use of the country's fresh fruits and vegetables.
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This recipe eliminates the messy, time-consuming process of preboiling the noodles—use any whole-wheat, brown rice, or regular lasagna noodles right out of the box. They'll cook in the sauce.
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Typical tempeh preparation calls for the soybean cake to be marinated and steamed before cooking. Here, pouring a hot marinade over the slices does both in a single step. Serve these cutlets with whole-wheat pasta or brown rice to round out the plate.