Rosemary Ratatouille Frittata
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Searching for plant-based recipes made with whole, unprocessed foods? Welcome! Here you’ll find every recipe you need to follow a plant-based diet from morning until night. From vegetarian gluten-free recipes to vegan recipes and dairy-free recipes, Vegetarian Times offers original, triple-tested recipes that deliver solid nutrition, whatever your plant-based lifestyle looks like.
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An assortment of autumn vegetables is paired with a garlicky roasted cauliflower purée in these savory pastries.
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Orange and yellow split peas and mung beans give this soup a lovely golden color.
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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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Fresh ginger gives these dark, molasses-laced vegan gingerbread cookies a spicy kick.
These sandwich cookies are held together by a rich (and ridiculously easy) chocolate filling.
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Nut flours are common ingredients in Central and Eastern European cookies such as this Austrian favorite.
Not just for dessert, these sweet tamales double as a perfect brunch item
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Rolled cakes shaped like yule logs are a holiday classic in Europe.
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This is an ideal recipe for tamale newbies, because the tamales are simple to wrap and the flavor combination is sublime. Most Latin markets carry frozen banana leaves, and you’ll need eight 10-inch squares of foil. Serve with Mexican crema.
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Traditional lacy potato latkes can be flavored with onion, parsley, grated carrot, or apple, or made simply of seasoned shredded potatoes. When served as a course on their own, they are usually accompanied by applesauce and sour cream.
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This veggie dish from the Yucatan Peninsula can be served with Green Corn Tamales or paired with black beans, sautéed plantains, and white rice.
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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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Whatever you're making, don't toss those tops! Skip the compost bin and try one of these clever ideas.
What’s your favorite family food tradition at Thanksgiving? Share your answer below and see what others have to say.
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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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Spicy, salty, tangy, and sweet, this salad can be served as a side or used as a topping for brats, hot dogs, and sausages. Julienning the apples and onions in the salad with a mandoline yields crisp but delicate threads that stand up to the weight of the sauerkraut.
A flavorful twist on typical pumpkin soup
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Not ready to go to bed and still feel a bit hungry? Try these healthy, easy-to-make snacks!
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.
A protein-powered breakfast could be the key to curbing cravings throughout the day. Here's how to serve it up.
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This quick and easy dish is packed with flavor, with super nutritious and delicious lentils.
Simple yet delicious and easily packable, these hummus pita pockets are perfect for a quick lunch at your desk or on the go
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