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Five-Ingredient Feel Good Soup
Really, there are six ingredients, but since basil is added as a garnish, I thought I could get away with that alliteration. Miso is definitely the star of this recipe. And why shouldn't it be? It’s a rich, low-sodium, vegan flavouring for soups, sauces, dressings and more, plus it’s got a ton of microbiotics that aid digestion as a result of the fermentation process. This soup is so easy on the stomach. I relied on it 100% to get me out of my post-holiday slump, and I'm sure it will work wonders for you as well.
Apple Cheddar Panini
This Panini has a beautiful combination of sweet and savory flavors. Simple, light, and healthy vegetarian dish!
Collard Greens with Lime + Peanuts
These collard greens conjure the tropics which is enticing no matter the season here in New England.
Carrot Salad with Feta + Nigella Seeds
This gorgeous middle-eastern inspired carrot salad is an impressive way to use up that half-bag of carrots languishing in the vegetable drawer.
Kale, Celery, + Fennel Salad
This wintry kale salad straddles the line between salad and slaw, and does so with finesse. It's hearty, bright, and can even hold its own in the fridge overnight. If I'm in the mood for heat (which is pretty much always) I like to serve with big pinches of red pepper flakes. Visit on my blog at: http://www.hungryinlove.com/blog/2014/11/18/kale-celery-fennel-salad
Beet, Orange, and Black Olive Salad
This Beetroot Salad recipe is a simple adaptation of one in Yotam Ottolenghi's Plenty, which calls for the addition of Treviso, parsley, and orange flower water.
Baked Chipotle Butternut Squash Chips with Cilantro and Queso Fresco
These sweet, salty, and spice baked butternut squash chips can definitely hold their own against traditional potato chips. Not only are they healthy and easy to make, but they're not too bad to look at, either!
Endive with Pear, Walnut + Goat Cheese
A snack bite recipe for Endive with pear, walnut + Goat Cheese. The sweet nutty mix is exquisitely paired with savory goat cheese. Perfect for any occasion.
Braised Whole Belgian Endives (Indivie Intere a Crudo)
This is a Roman recipe from Ada Boni's Italian Regional Cooking, a 1960s cookbook. It's a classic side dish to go with some roast beef or other roast vegetables. Extremely low maintenance, just throw everything together in a pot and cover -- just cook it very, very slowly and gently, and remember to take a peek every now and then. Mint is a really typical Roman herb, but you could basil or fresh oregano for the mint leaves. You can prepare this ahead of time and simply warm it up gently in the same pot before serving.
Creamy Leek and Apple Soup with Garam Masala
This creamy leek and apple soup is simple to make, but an earthy, complex antidote to Fall’s cooler temps. The homemade lends substance and the Garam Masala gives the soup an unexpected twist of global flavor. It’s both familiar and new, the best kind of combination.
Quinoa Couscous Salad
A delicious chopped salad!!!! A few simple fresh changes and this salad is always in season. So good I could eat it everyday!
Butternut Squash Fries
Sweet and rich butternut squash fries lightly seasoned with salt and fresh parsley. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, these fries are perfect for the fall season.
Persian Cucumber Dill Yogurt Dip (Maast o Khiaar)
Whether you call it tzatziki, cacik, mast o khiar, or cucumber yogurt dip, it's just a plain yummy recipe for a Persian side, dip, spread, or healthy snack!
Braised Brussels Sprouts with Balsamic Vinegar and Soy Sauce
You know that time when you had that meal, and there was something that you never thought you'd like which turned out to not only be a revelation, but also was something that you just couldn't quite recreate, no matter what you tried? Having never liked Brussels sprouts in my life, I rocked up at a food-by-donation lunch and was served a scoopful of them by a congenial hipster lady, and I was too polite to say no. They were unforgettably good. Years later, I've landed on a "recipe" which ain't it, really, but it's close enough for me.
Butternut Butter
To cut down on stove top time and to give it that full bodied roasted flavor, I roasted the butternut squash before pureeing. Mixed with apple cider, pumpkin pie spice, and sweetened by maple syrup, this is clean recipe that tastes great on crackers, mixed into yogurt, or to eat by the spoonful. It's wonderful paired with plain chevre. Gift a jar of butternut butter with a crusty loaf of bread, homemade graham crackers, or goat cheese and crackers.
Roasted Carrots with Goat Cheese, Peanuts, and a Balsamic Drizzle
This is on the appetizer menu at a local Italian-ish restaurant, I love it so much that I order it as my main course every time I go. Needless to say, I had to recreate it at home. They use a wood-fired oven for their carrots, so if you have one laying around, you should too. If not, muddle through like the rest of us with your plain old, regular oven.
Celeriac, Apple and Tarragon Soup
Celeriac, sweetened by apple, marries perfectly with the anise flavor of tarragon to create a soothing, satisfying cold weather soup.
Crispy Vegan Coconut Bacon
This recipe makes savory, smokey and slightly sweet vegan "bacon" easily made from unsweetened coconut flakes. It calls for agave nectar and tamari.
Green Cabbage Slaw (Krautsalat)
This mild, addictively delicious green cabbage salad or krautsalat was a favorite of my mother's. The key to this recipe is soaking the cabbage.
Asian-style kale salad
Super quick and tasty way to serve up kale. Great hot or cold. I could live on this!
Brussels Sprouts and Chickpeas
Lightly adapted from Jennifer McLagan's Bitter. A couple of notes: McLagan highly recommends cooking your own chickpeas, and I have used her method here. If however you need to make this posthaste, substitute a couple 15-ounce cans of chickpeas (washed, drained, dried). Also, McLagan finishes the dish with a couple tablespoons of dry sherry. If you are feeding small humans, you may want to skip this step -- the alcohol does not cook off -- which is why it is listed as optional below.
Kale with buttery mashed potatoes and leeks (Colcannon)
The secret to the mashed potatoes in this Colcannon With Kale And Leeks recipe is to put the cooked potatoes back on a low heat to dry them out before mashing.
Simple Mustardy Green Beans
This recipe is so too easy to be this tasty
Indonesian Cauliflower curry
Cauliflower curry cooked in coconut milk and mild spices