RECIPES
WEEK #52! I did it!!! This comforting stew was a great way to finish strong on my New Year’s resolution to try/share one new recipe a week. This stew smells and tastes delicious, and it’s loaded with veggies, legumes, and whole grains!
WEEK #50. I love the combination of colors, textures, and flavors in this delicious salad.
WEEK #48. A whole-food plant-based alternative to chicken noodle soup, with extra veggies for a nutritional boost!
WEEK #46. All you need for these comforting mashed potatoes are potatoes, water, and some common dry seasonings. You’ll be amazed by how delicious they are!
WEEK #42. Chili is a staple in my household because it freezes nicely and dresses up so many foods.
WEEK #38. Packed with nutrient-dense whole foods, this broth bowl has a “detox” kind of quality about it.
WEEK #34. A cool quinoa dish that’s perfect for a warm day. It also makes an easy lunch that doesn’t need to be heated.
WEEK #28. I’d been wanting to try these for a long time, but I had a hard time finding them in my area. They’re delicious, beautiful, and packed with antioxidants!
WEEK #27. A healthy alternative to ranch dressing, and a great way to use fresh dill from the garden!
WEEK #23. If you like Thai food, you’ll love this delicious (and beautiful) stew! Chili paste and coconut milk give it a lightly spicy and lightly sweet taste.
WEEK #18 recipe (posting a little late, due to traveling). This recipe is surprisingly easy to make, and it’s a delicious way to serve up lots of veggies.
WEEK #1 of my challenge to try one new WFPB recipe each week. This hearty soup was delicious!
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This is good on its own, or served over brown rice!