Beyond Steak Fajitas can be served with tortillas as a taco or in a burrito or over rice for a delicious plant-based rice bowl. This recipe is quick and easy to make for a weeknight meal and is rich in protein. Pair with a side …
Vegan Cholent is inspired by the traditional Jewish stew eaten for lunch on the Sabbath. “Shabbat stews were developed over the centuries to conform with Jewish laws that prohibit cooking on the Sabbath.” [1] While traditionally this dish contained meat, potatoes, and beans and is …
Ginger Miso Soup is perfect for the winter time. Whether you have a cold or just want a heartwarming, dressed up broth, this soup is perfect to enjoy as a whole bowl with some fresh rice or as an appetizer. What’s also great about this recipe is that it’s so quick to prepare, not to mention it’s absolutely delicious!
Miso is a fermented food and contains active cultures, which makes it a great source of probiotics. Paired with fresh ginger, this soup is a great soother for an upset stomach or if you’re just feeling a little under the weather.
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Red & White Bean Jambalaya is nutrient dense and absolutely delicious. This hearty dish is a great way to feed a lot of folks. Feel free to dress up this plant-based dish however you like with more protein. Try cooking it with seitan or tempeh …
Vegan Chili Verde, another peak into the Veganomicon gets us this delicious dish that is perfect for feeding a large group. All it takes is a little prep and patience. Although this dish calls for jalapeños, it is well balanced with the remaining ingredients to …
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Tempeh Scramble Grit Bowl, a hearty breakfast or brunch that can fuel your day. This dish is lovely to make on the weekend when you have a little extra time to prepare. Ingredients Serves: 2-3 Tempeh Scramble Grit Bowl Directions Nutrition Information Nutrition Disclaimer More …
Creamy Gnocchi Soup that is plant-based friendly using pre-made gnocchi. A warm and hearty soup perfect for winter. For a non-vegan option, you can substitute the non-dairy milk for cream and the gnocchi for another brand that uses egg as the binder. Ingredients Serves: 4 …
Vegan Apple Pie is a plant-based take on the classic pie. This dish is easier than it looks and is absolutely delicious. A hearty contender to any other traditional pie with a delightfully flaky crust and scrumptious filling. This is perfect for the fall and winter holiday seasons or in the summertime.
For a lattice, roll out excess pie dough and cut even strips that are the length of your tin. Using parchment paper, you may arrange your lattice ahead of time and carefully transfer it onto the pie after the filling is complete.
Combine the butter, brown sugar, and milk in a small bowl to wash the strips with after they’re layered onto the pie.
Crumb Topping
1 cup old-fashioned oats
2 Tbs melted vegan butter
1 Tbs brown sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
In a medium bowl, combine the crumb top ingredients and evenly top on the pie once filled.
After your dough has chilled and is ready to roll out, begin preparing your apples and tossing them in a bowl with lemon juice to keep them fresh. Preheat the oven to 400ºF.
In a separate mixing bowl, combine the remaining ingredients for the apple pie filling.
Roll out your dough and place it in the pie tin, cut off any excess to re-roll if using a lattice topping, and reduce oven to 375ºF.
Blind bake your pie crust at 375ºF for about 10-15 minutes. After the crust has baked, bring the heat back up to 400ºF. Meanwhile, prepare your lattice or crumb topping (see instructions above)
Carefully layer the apples in a circular arrange from starting from the middle of the pie crust. Then, evenly pour the filling into the apples.
Top the pie with the topping of your choice.
Place the pie in the oven and bake at 400ºF for 15 minutes, then reduce the heat to 360ºF and bake for another 20-30 minutes or until the top and sides are a light golden color and the filling is bubbling.
Allow it to cool for 15-20 minutes before cutting, serve with a vegan whipped topping or ice cream, and enjoy!
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Plant-Based Thanksgiving Recipes for your holiday season! Check out some of our favorite recipes to prepare for your next Thanksgiving, Friendsgiving, or holiday get-together. These recipes are easy to make and are absolutely delicious! We’ve picked some of the favorites we’ve made here on Hearty …