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Hi Reader, Want to know what I make for dinner when I'm short on groceries? Because I always have spaghetti, olive oil, garlic, salt, and crushed red chili flakes in my pantry. Diana said, "I am Italian and have been making this forever, just like this. It is my all time go to pasta dish. I was thrilled to see it here."
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Fresh Vegan Recipes for Every Kind of Eater
Fresh, flavorful vegan recipes with California roots, Mediterranean sunshine, and simple ingredients every kind of eater can enjoy. Subscribe for seasonal favorites, easy meal ideas, and new recipes in your inbox.
Hi Reader, Summer is almost here, and I can't wait for our first dinner of the season cooked outside on the grill. I already know I'll be making teriyaki tofu skewers with fresh pineapple, sweet bell pepper, and red onion. They’re easy to prepare since the tofu only needs 15 minutes to marinate, and the homemade sauce takes just 10 minutes to whip up. Debbie said, "Yummy teriyaki sauce. It is great for veggies too." Get the recipe for Grilled Teriyaki Tofu Skewers Love and Veggies, Amy
Hi Reader, Greek millet salad is loaded with cherry tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, Kalamata olives, and tangy vegan feta, then tossed in a zippy red wine vinaigrette. It has all the bright, briny flavors of a classic Greek salad, but the millet makes it feel a little more substantial. You can make it with the homemade tofu feta included in the recipe, or keep it easy with your favorite store-bought vegan feta, like Violife or Follow Your Heart. Get the recipe for Greek Millet Salad Love and...
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