Entrees · Vegetarian

Easy Green Curry!

Green Curry is like the fun, crazy uncle figure of curries. We all have one, if you know what I mean… He’s sassy, unapologetic, has no filter, is slightly spicy and either makes us LOL or run. Or both. Green curry is exactly like that. It has personality. It has flavor. It has depth. It is bold and has a fun kick to it that makes it memorable. And, the recipe is here because you guys asked for it. It’s delicious, ready in a whim, tastes better the next day, and involves no dairy or gluten. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

Entrees · Vegetarian

Creamiest Yellow Curry

When it comes to cozy meals that warm you from the inside out, yellow curry is at the forefront. A deliciously easy and flavorful recipe that promises to be a crowd-pleaser and become a part of your weekly dinner rotation. Just a handful of really good ingredients, and a perfect place to hide copious amounts of veg. This recipe comes together quickly and it’s easy to customize for both vegan and vegetarian options. The curry itself is very rich and luscious, but dairy-free by design. You’re going to love it!

Vegetarian

Fool-Proof Chana Masala Curry

After a long (and cold) day, I love nothing more than a cozy bowl of soup or a warming curry over fluffy rice. I typically go for brown, black or basmati rice or protein-packed quinoa for a double punch. When it comes to legume lingo- chickpeas are so rich, filling and packed with protein. I…… Continue reading Fool-Proof Chana Masala Curry

Entrees · Vegetarian

Creamy Tomato Risotto

Just like its much-publicized pasta counterparts; rice is also on the edge of a stellar comeback. If you enjoy homemade sushi, paella, hearty soups, creamy risotto or orzo-like fresh salads; a new variety of products has just entered the market. It offers a rice-like experience, sans any of the white starches/sugar. It’s not orzo and…… Continue reading Creamy Tomato Risotto

Salad · Vegetarian

Cooling Chickpea Cucumber Salad

This cooling and refreshing Chickpea Cucumber Salad is hearty, yet light. Crowd-pleasing, yet embarrassingly easy to assemble or throw together. It’s filling and satisfying and fuels you with all the plant-protein. The cucumbers, red onions and the lemony dill vinaigrette add the perfect touch! Perfect for a hot summer day or any day. Great dish to bring along to BBQ’s, potlucks or a picnic. Very versatile, and easy to customize by simply adding some of your faves! Suggestions included in the recipe, go ahead and give it a try!

Entrees · Vegetarian

Cashew Rosé Ratatouille Pasta

This colorful and heathy spin on a classic Ratatouille casserole is both; hearty and deliciously light. I added garden zucchini, bell peppers in every color, cherry tomatoes, mushrooms, eggplants and onions. The vegetables are slow roasted and then stewed in a creamy, dreamy rosé sauce made from none other than cashews that have been pre-soaked. I love the rich dairy-like feel, without any of the heavy cream that typically goes into this sauce.

Entrees · Vegetarian

Peas, Spinach & Kale Pasta Salad with Italian Vinaigrette

Cue in warmer (Spring-is) mostly Summer weather and I’m all about these cold and creamy pasta salads that have a long fridge life, are ready in a whim, and save your life for quick, weeknight dinners. Or even better; make you look like a pantry superstar at the next family dinner or potluck with friends. Everyone will love it and ask you for the recipe. They make the best side dish or are easily customizable into a main dish by simply adding your favorite protein.

Salad · Vegetarian

Tabbouleh Panzanella Salad

If you are a fan of classic Mediterranean Tabbouleh, you’re doing to L-O-V-E this Panzanella version! Have you even heard about a Panzanella salad? It originated in Tuscany, Italy (of all pretty places) and it consists of bread, tomatoes, cucumber and other seasonal vegetables. I am convinced the salad originated as a way to effectively use leftover, stale bread instead of throwing it away.  You use good quality extra virgin olive oil and vinegar (or lemon) and I personally like it when the bread is soaked in the vinaigrette; much like croutons would in traditional salad.

Entrees · Vegetarian

Herb and Garlic Yogurt Pasta Salad

Saying hello to a New Year with a steady stream of NEW pasta recipes and a BIG set of news: Mr. Dish and I are expecting Baby Number three late this Spring! While we try to prep and wrap our heads around it; we’ve taken to sharing the happy news with our family and friends and this wonderful community that has shown us so much love.