Asian-Inspired
Creamy Curry Ramen Bowl
The noodles’ amazing chewy & silky texture makes you want to slurp up the whole bowl.
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Tomato Garlic Sauce Bucatini
Bucatini in a creamy tomato and roasted garlic sauce with chickpeas, baby spinach, hemp seeds and broccolini.
Asian-Inspired
Tempeh Marinara with Rice
Crumbled tempeh in a rich marinara tomato sauce with olives served with rice and fresh herbs, this recipe is naturally vegan, gluten-free and healthy.
Dinner
Vegan Falafel Bowl
Vegan Falafels are a popular Middle Eastern dish that’s deep fried balls of dough made from chickpeas that are surprisingly gluten free. Can also be baked if trying to reduce oil consumption.
American-Inspired
Vegan Breakfast Hash
This breakfast hash is hearty, crispy and delicious, and also a great way to use up any leftover veggies you might have in your fridge.
Asian-Inspired
Kung Pao Tempeh
“Kung pao” is a Sichuanese dish, traditionally made with cubed chicken, but I’ve learned to make it with both oyster mushrooms and tofu in China.
Dinner
Jackfruit Tacos
Almond flour tortillas filled with jackfruit, homemade pico de gallo, lettuce, avocado, squeeze of lime, and topped pepita salsa mixed with tahini!
Asian-Inspired
Citrus Orange Tofu with Brussels Sprouts
Enjoy this flavor packed Citrus Orange Tofu with Brussels sprouts, turmeric cauliflower, and quinoa.
Asian-Inspired
Thai Basil Chili Tofu
Thai basil chili tofu, anyone? This finger-licking good dish might be your next go-to quick meal
Dinner
Red Pepper Hummus Wraps with Kale Couscous Salad
These Mediterranean inspired wraps are super easy and fast to make while being a nutritious and delicious meal for morning, lunch or dinner time!
Good Old Vegan inspires you to discover tasty vegan food! Plant-based cuisine is delicious and the benefits are endless. Not only are plants the more ethical option, choosing vegan also leaves a smaller footprint on our planet!
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