Take a “staycation” on a weeknight to the Far East. This is a quick, easy, and delicious dinner that can easily involve the whole family. Made from buckwheat flour, soba noodles are naturally gluten-free (make sure you buy 100% buckwheat noodles), high in fiber, and contain all the amino acids you need for good health.
Capture the brightness and energy of spring with a Raspberry Walnut Vinaigrette. This combination is super simple and super flavorful. Use it on salads, meats, or fish. Substitute the basalmic with a red wine vinegar for a lighter flavor.
Try this simple and flavorful maple-bourbon ham glaze. It will fill your home with aromas while it cooks and delight your guests at the table. You’ll feel like you’re living high on the hog. And remember that what is truly luxurious is sharing the table with those you love.
Pinto Bean Salsa is a delcious makeover for a familiar bean. It has a smoky kick for your tastebuds and is a tasty way to incorporate more legumes into your diet. This salsa also makes a beautiful bean salad as a side to tacos or a grilled chicken breast.
Give your body the gift of good taste and health with fried chickpeas. You’ll feel like a super hero with this super food recipe. Chickpeas and turmeric. It doesn’t get much more super than this! Earthy, easy, and delicious.
Plant-based eating never tasted so good! This Greek Tempeh Wrap with cashew yogurt tzatziki sauce will make you stand up and do the happy dance. It’s super simple and inexpensive.
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