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Hi Reader, Now that zucchini is season here in California, I've been experimenting with different ways to enjoy it. One of my favorites is Mediterranean Penne. It features tender summer squash, sweet cherry tomatoes, and buttery pine nuts, along with garlic and balsamic for seasoning. And it's easy to make in 30 minutes!
Love and Veggies, Amy P.S. If you're a fan of my vegan Mediterranean diet recipes and want to learn more about the lifestyle, I have something special coming later this summer. 😉 |
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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...
Hi Reader, Did you have a favorite soup growing up that you always requested when you weren't feeling well? Mine was chicken and stars, but I always left the bits of chicken at the bottom of my bowl. 😄 So now when I make comforting homemade soup for sick days, it's got to be Chickenless Vegan Noodle Soup. It’s simple yet full of flavor thanks to fresh herbs and lemon. I like to make it with star-shaped stelline pasta for the nostalgia, but orzo and ditalini work too. If you make it, I’d love...