Pinto Fajita Rice Bowl is a delicious meal to enjoy for dinner or prep for lunch later in the week! Enjoy this dish with another salsa if you prefer, like our homemade pico de gallo, or include another protein in addition to the pinto beans …
Turmeric Shiitake Noodle Bowl is a tangy, but buttery and rich dish that is perfect to enjoy any time of the year. Shiitake mushrooms may support immune health and contain eritadenine, a compound known to reduce cholesterol levels. This dish is best enjoyed with fresh …
Ground Tofu Stir-Fry takes a spin on the Thai dish Pad Krapow Gai which is a spicy dish typically made with finely chopped or ground chicken, but in this case, we used extra firm tofu. This dish is delicious and easy to make to your liking, controlling the spice levels to your taste. You could also think outside the box and use this ground tofu stir-fry as a filling for other dishes such as tacos, dumplings, spring rolls, or serve it as a salad with cabbage or lettuce.
After draining the tofu’s liquid, crumble the tofu by hand or with a fork in a medium-sized bowl.
Add in a splash of the sesame oil, soy sauce, or stir-fry sauce, and a dash of each spice to the tofu and set aside.
Meanwhile, prepare your vegetables for cooking, toppings, and your serving vessel be it rice or cabbage.
Once everything is prepped, in a large skillet, set heat to high, and add the sesame oil.
When the oil is hot, add the tofu. Stir it enough to spread out evenly in the pan but then allow it to sit undisturbed for 3-5 minutes, or until the bottom begins to crisp slightly.
Then top with the onions and garlic and stir together well.
Add in the remainder of the soy sauce or stir-fry sauce and seasonings.
Then, add the remainder of the vegetables.
Stir together well for about 5-7 minutes, vegetables should begin to soften.
Add in the rice vinegar and stir the bottom of the pan to deglaze.
Continue cooking for another 5-8 minutes until vegetables are tender and onions translucent.
Remove from heat, top with toppings, serve over rice or cabbage and enjoy!
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Turmeric Chickpea Buddha Bowl with cucumber, kale, sprouts, tomatoes, and curried lentils topped with cilantro. A delicious dish that’s easy to prepare ahead of time for a cold lunch the next day or as an entree for dinner. Mix and match with other vegetables such …
Vegan Pho is a delicious South Vietnamese noodle soup that is a fantastic, restorative meal. The broth is perfect to enjoy year-round with its depth of flavor. Make your soup as mild or as spicy as you enjoy, and serve with crispy roasted tofu in …
Homemade Street Tacos with tortillas made by hand are a fantastic party food or appetizer. Enjoy these tacos any way you want with your favorite fillings and toppings. We recommend trying our Veggie Fajitas with Beans & Rice as your filling, but you can try barbacoa, steak, or fish and top with cilantro, lime, salsa, or fruit such as mango or pineapple!
This recipe calls for a tortilla press, but if you don’t have one, you can use a surface like a cutting board and a large, flat-bottomed skillet such as a cast iron.
Begin by preparing your taco toppings and fillings, such as our veggie fajitas with rice and beans. You may also try other toppings such as barbacoa, steak, or fish.
Then, after your prep is done, combine the corn flour with water in a large bowl.
Mix thoroughly for 2 minutes until a soft dough is formed. The dough shouldn’t feel dry, it should come together and be easy to mold by hand. If it is dry, add one teaspoon of water at a time.
Once your dough balls have been formed, cover the pan with a lightly damp towel to keep your dough balls moist.
Then, take out a sheet pan and begin to divide the dough into equal size balls, a little bit bigger than a ping pon ball for street taco size.
Next, line a tortilla press (or other surfaces) with two sheets of plastic wrap or non-stick parchment paper. Place each ball between the plastic on the press until the tortilla takes its flat form.
Carefully peel the tortilla from plastic wrap, place it on the baking sheet, and repeat this step until all the dough has been pressed.
Next, heat a skillet or griddle to medium-high.
Cook each tortilla for about 30 seconds on each side, turning the tortilla 3 times.
Once the tortillas are cooked, cover with a cloth napkin to keep them warm and soft, and repeat until all the tortillas have been cooked.
Top with taco toppings, serve and enjoy!
Leftover tacos may be stored in the refrigerator but do not microwave to reheat them otherwise they will crack, simply reheat them on a skillet or small pan.
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Sweet Potato Cauliflower Rice Bowl with kale and lentils and topped with a light mustard dressing. This bowl is rich in nutrients and protein and is great for lunch the next day. You can also prep this ahead of time and serve it as a …
Banana Oat Cookies with chocolate chips and unsweetened coconut flakes make for a delicious & easy-to-make treat! For a gluten-free option, substitute for gluten-free oats and 1:1 gluten-free baking flour. Ingredients Yield: 12 cookies Time: 30-35 minutes Banana Oat Cookies 1 medium ripe banana 1/3 …
Creamy Tahini Pasta is a rich and tasty dish that puts a spin on other creamy pasta sauces by using tahini. Tahini is made from sesame seeds which are rich in antioxidants and other nutrients such as vitamin E, vitamin B6, zinc, iron, copper, and selenium. This dish is each to make and can be easily modified for a gluten-free diet by substituting for gluten-free pasta. Make this dish vegan or vegetarian by subbing the pasta water for non-dairy milk or heavy cream.
Ingredients
Serves: 4 Time: 45 minutes
Creamy Tahini Pasta
1/2 yellow onion, diced
2-3 garlic cloves, minced
1 small bell pepper, diced
1/2 cup white mushrooms, sliced
1-2 cups kale, chopped
1/2 – 1 cup broccoli florets
1/2 lemon, juiced
2 Tbs nutritional yeast
1 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
1-2 cups reserved pasta water (or non-dairy milk or cream for non-vegan)
1/2 cup tahini
1 lb. pasta
Olive oil for cooking
Optional topping: red pepper flakes
Directions
Begin by boiling water to cook your pasta.
If you have a double boiler, steam the broccoli over the pasta and set it aside once cooked (if not, just quickly cook the broccoli in water in a small pan, bringing it to a boil, draining, and setting aside)
Meanwhile, prepare the onion, garlic, bell pepper, and mushroom.
In a large skillet, set heat to high and add a dab of olive oil, about 1 Tbs.
Then, add in the bell pepper and mushroom and cook for another 5-7 minutes or until the vegetables are tender and softened. Set heat to medium-high.
If your pasta is fully cooked by now, drain and save about 1-2 cups of the water and set the pasta aside. You may also use cream or non-dairy milk for the tahini sauce.
Next, add in the lemon juice, salt, pepper, and nutritional yeast. Stir together well.
Then fold in the steamed broccoli and chopped kale and add the tahini.
Mix together well until all the vegetables are evenly coated.
Next, add in about 1/2-1 cup of the pasta water (or alternative) to deglaze the pan. The sauce should start to pull together, continue adding water by 1/2 cup to achieve the desired sauce consistency.
Fold the pasta to the pan, coating evenly in the tahini sauce. Add more water or cream/milk if needed.
Taste and adjust seasoning, top with red pepper flakes if desired, serve, and enjoy!
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