Hi Reader, Potatoes are a wonderful ingredient to keep on hand because you can use them to make everything from soups and salads to main dishes and side dishes. And whenever I need new ideas for how to use them, I go to this collection of vegan potato recipes. It includes not only my own tried and true recipes, but also some I've discovered from other recipe creators. Have any favorite potato dishes that I haven't included Reader? Let me know so I can add them!
Love and Veggies, Amy |
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Hi Reader, Even though I live in sunny Southern California, it gets cold in the evenings, so lately I've been making warming soups and stews almost every night. One of my favorites is Italian-inspired zucchini stew with potatoes. Zucchini seems to available at my local supermarkets year round now, so hopefully you can get it where you are too. This stew is easy to make on the stove and is loaded with veggies. It's perfect on its own or with some warm crusty bread for dipping. Get the recipe...
Hi Reader, January (aka Veganuary) is one of my favorite months because I see more and more people interested in learning to cook plant-based meals. Whether you’re looking to go vegan in the new year or simply want to try some new veggie-forward recipes, I’ve put together a collection of Vegan Veganuary Recipes for you to browse. If there’s something you’re looking for but don’t see, hit reply and let me know so I can work on adding it. Check out the Vegan Veganuary Recipes Love and Veggies, Amy
Hi Reader, Pomegranate season always feels a little fleeting, so I like to make the most of it while it lasts. Pomegranate quinoa salad features fluffy quinoa, fresh mint and parsley, and a tangy pomegranate dressing, plus plenty of juicy arils on top. It works as a satisfying main or a colorful side, and it's a great make-ahead option for busy days. Don’t let pomegranate season pass you by without trying this recipe. If you make it, I’d love to hear what you think, so please leave a comment...