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Hi Reader, Since the Veggies Save The Day Membership is still new, the current price is $2.99/month or $25/year. As I continue adding more menus and resources to the Member Library, the price may increase for new members in the future. But if you join now, you’ll keep the price you joined at as long as your membership stays active. Membership includes ad-free browsing on Veggies Save The Day, access to complete vegan menus in the Member Library, printable menu guides, prep tips, easy extras, and my bonus tofu eBook. And just to be clear, the recipes on Veggies Save The Day will continue to be free with ads. They are not moving behind a paywall.
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Hi Reader, Quick note: If you missed any episodes of the 8-part docuseries Gut-Brain Solution: New Frontiers, you have one last chance to watch them for free this weekend only (valued at $297). Now if you're a fan of pickles, today's recipe is for you. I love making quick refrigerator pickled vegetables to pair with my summer meals. Persian cucumbers, carrots, and cauliflower are some of my favorites. No canning skills required! Get the recipe for Refrigerator Pickled Vegetables Love and...
Hi Reader, If you have fresh green beans on hand, this easy green bean curry with garam masala is a delicious way to turn them into dinner. Green beans, mushrooms, bell pepper, and tomatoes simmer in a creamy coconut milk sauce with garlic, ginger, and warm spices. It’s ready in about 30 minutes and especially good served with rice or quinoa. Get the recipe for Green Bean Curry Love and Veggies, Amy P.S. If you’re into crafting, or you’ve been wanting to try something new, I heard about a...
Hi Reader, Whenever I see fresh figs in the market, I just have to buy them. I've always liked dried figs, especially in Fig Newton-like cookies, but the fresh fruit is really something special. And with only 3 ingredients and 15 minutes, you can enjoy caramelized figs with balsamic vinegar for breakfast, dessert, or a delicious snack. I like them on pancakes, on toast with vegan cream cheese, and in yogurt parfaits. Plus they turn plain vanilla non-dairy ice cream into something really...