
Great vegan recipes are like gold. Especially when they feature whole foods, and lots of plants. This type of cooking supports your health and overall well-being in important ways. No meat? No dairy? No eggs? Don’t sweat it. There are many other ingredients to get excited about when you’re cooking and eating.
Mains
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Caramelized TofuCaramelized strips of tofu served over sautéed shredded brussels sprouts.  
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Sunshine Pad ThaiOne simple trick makes this a turmeric noodle version of a classic.  
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Last Minute Red LasagnaThis is a true weeknight lasagna. No pre-cooking sauces, no pre-cooking noodles.  
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Quick Vegan EnchiladasIn the oven in less that ten minutes, and a healthful alternative to all the heavy cheese versions out there. With black beans, sweet potatoes, and a stealthy turmeric boost.  
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Sushi Bowla de-constructed sushi roll – brown rice, tofu, avocado, toasted nori and green onions served with a tangy, sweet citrus-soy dressing.  
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Rice PorridgeIt’s a one pot, effortless, green, nutrient-packed twist on one of my favorite things to eat.  
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Chia Breakfast Bowl
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Vegetarian Paella
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Steaming Vegetables
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Green Falafel Bowl
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Ottolenghi Red Rice and Quinoa
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TLT Sandwich
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Pan-glazed Tempeh
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Weeknight Ponzu PastaSoups
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Vegetable Noodle SoupVegetable noodle soup is as simple, direct, and delicious as it gets. If you’re vegetarian or vegan looking for an alternative to chicken noodle soup, try this!  
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Broccoli Cheddar SoupA simple, everyday broccoli soup made special with crusty, mustardy croutons and cheddar cheese.  
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Immunity SoupWhite pepper with jolts of ginger, and stabs of garlic – clear and strong topped with tofu, mushrooms, watermelon radish, and lots of green onions.  
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Simple Asparagus SoupA simple asparagus soup – fresh asparagus, new potatoes, a bit of green curry paste, and coconut milk are pureed to make this spring favorite. 
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Simple Cauliflower Soup
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RibollitaRibollita is a thick Tuscan stew – dark greens, lots of beans, vegetables, olive oil, thickened with day-old bread.  
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Green Pea Soup
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Miso Tahini Soup
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Posole in Broth
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Leek Soup with Dill OilSalads
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Taco SaladTempeh taco salad – crushed tortilla chips bring the crunch, black beans and crumbled tempeh coated with taco seasoning brings the substance, and a strong, smoked paprika-apple cider dressing pulls everything together.  
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Rainbow Noodle SaladA radiant, color-flecked tangle of noodles, cabbage, shredded carrots, pickled sushi ginger, and an abundance of cilantro, basil, and scallions.  
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Easy Tomato Pasta SaladWhole-grain pasta, baby kale, basil, and the best tomatoes you can get your hands on, with a generous drizzle of strong harissa dressing.  
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Grilled Zucchini Bread Salad
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Smash-and-Toss Roasted Potato Salad
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Lazy Day Peanut Noodle Salad
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Summer Corn SaladDips, Snacks and Appetizers
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Goth Hummus
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Golden Beet HummusBillowy and smooth, it’s a boosted hummus for everyday, all-day w/ golden beets, turmeric, and chickpeas.  
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Turmeric Cashews
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Asparagus TartineAvocado smeared across toasted day-old slabs of sesame bread, layered with arugula and garlicky caraway asparagus + toasted pepitas.  
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Roasted Tomato SalsaDeep, caramelized flavors of roasted tomatoes and onions alongside the smokiness of the chipotles equals the best salsa.  
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Vegan NachosPacked with beneficial spices, cashews, garlic, and grated sweet potatoes, and lasts up to a week refrigerated.  
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Power BarsSavory power bars with toasted walnuts, crumbled kale chips, and oil-cured olives.  
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MuhammaraTraditional red pepper spread originating from Syria made with a fascinating blend of red peppers, walnuts, olive oil, pomegranate molasses. 
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Mung Bean HummusFor creamy hummus, without the extra effort, I use mung beans instead. They work beautifully. Top the hummus with shallot oil, fresh chives  
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Spicy Boosted Nut Butter
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Walnut Olive Miso Magic Sauce
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Cinnamon Vanilla Sunflower Butter
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Roasted Lemon ChutneyDrinks and Desserts
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Rhubarb Rosewater SyrupPerfect on (or in) everything from yogurt, spritzers, waffles, or oatmeal.  
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Lime, Grapefruit and Ginger Juice
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Vitamin C Tea BlendHibiscus and rose hips are both Vitamin C power houses. This is a much appreciated tea blend for when an immunity boost is needed.  
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Homemade Strawberry Almond MilkOnce you’ve tasted homemade almond milk it’s quite difficult to return to store-bought.  
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No Bake Energy BitesNo-bake energy bites, my favorite alternative to energy bars.  
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Two-ingredient Candied Citrus LolipopsPlump, juicy, citrus segments coated in thin, crunchy, sugar shells.  My hope is you’ll find many ideas here to inspire more vegan meals in your home and life. The recipes listed here are vegan, or easily made vegan (with a minor tweak or two). I only list them here if I’ve actually mentioned how to make the recipe vegan in the recipe or in the head notes of the recipe. Here’s a favorite vegan recipe to start! Continue reading 50 Vegan Recipes on 101 Cookbooks 








 
 
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