Half the plate can be vegetables and still look like Thanksgiving
Building a healthy thanksgiving plate through proportion, not substitution, so half fills with vegetables and nothing on the table feels taken away.
Building a healthy thanksgiving plate through proportion, not substitution, so half fills with vegetables and nothing on the table feels taken away.
Six vegetable thanksgiving sides built to sit next to the traditional dishes, with the oven space each one needs and how far ahead it can be made.
A chickpea pasta review that also covers red lentil and edamame noodles: where each one falls apart, cooked plain and sauced, and the sauce weight that helps.
Espinacas con garbanzos scaled from a Seville tapa into dinner for four: the fried bread paste, the cumin and paprika, and the timing that keeps it right.
Five high protein vegetarian soup recipes with the protein actually counted, built on beans, lentils, tofu and dairy rather than left to the vegetables.
Four sweet potato main dish methods measured the same way: stuffed, curried, stewed with peanut and grated into a hash, with the variety each one needs.
A red lentil dal recipe that runs on a thirty-minute clock: no soaking, twenty unattended minutes, and the ninety-second tarka that carries the flavour.
Four cauliflower main dish methods from one head: whole roasted, steaks, a braise and a stem soup, plus what the leaves taste like at 425 degrees.
Five mushroom main dish recipes built on one variable: water content. Cremini, oyster, maitake, shiitake and king trumpet, each with the method it needs.
Five vegetarian bean stew recipes from five cuisines, each carried by one aromatic decision instead of pork, with protein per bowl and which pots freeze.