Mango and Black Bean Salad
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Congratulations to Vanessa Burnum, winner of the Gluten-Free Holiday Re-Do Contest sponsored by Arrowhead Mills!
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Does part of gearing up for the holidays include reworking Grandma’s stuffing or a well-loved cookie recipe to make it gluten free? If so, Vegetarian Times and Arrowhead Mills would like you to take part in our Gluten-Free Holiday Recipe Re-Do Contest!
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Roasting Brussels sprouts produces a tender, juicy interior encapsulated by a crispy, caramelized exterior. Hemp oil lends a nutritious element to the light sauce, but you could substitute olive oil or walnut oil.
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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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Orange and yellow split peas and mung beans give this soup a lovely golden color.
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Chimichurri has its roots in Argentina, where it is usually slathered over grilled meat. Here, it lends spicy, garlicky goodness to a hearty bowl of sweet potatoes and quinoa.
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Get loads of flavor with a lot less sugar and sodium
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Extra-lemony and not too sweet, this is an easy sorbet to whip up year-round with frozen raspberries. Try the recipe with blueberries, blackberries, or cherries as well.
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Surprise guests by starting a meal with this sweet-and-spicy cold soup.
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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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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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The morning favorite gets an oat-free makeover
No wheat? No problem!
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