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Hi Reader,

If you're looking for some new recipes to add to your repertoire, Brian Vaszily put together the free eBook 25 NEW EASY & DELICIOUS Anti-Inflammatory Plant-Based Recipes.

And the free summit he's hosting, LET'S GET PERSONAL: The Ultimate Healthy Aging & Longevity Summit, starts today, so be sure to sign up.

You can watch each day's interviews from the comfort of your home, no matter what time zone you're in.

Enjoy the recipes and the summit!

Love and Veggies,

Amy

Veggies Save The Day - Plant-Forward Vegan Recipes

Discover plant-forward vegan recipes with California roots and a splash of Mediterranean sunshine. Simple ingredients, seasonal favorites, and a place where ALL eaters are welcome.💙

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New 10-Part Docuseries Cancer Unraveled.

Hi Reader, A few weeks ago I was heartbroken to learn my cousin passed away from cancer. I don't have the perfect words for something like that, but I do want to share a free docuseries starting February 9 that felt worth passing along. It’s called Cancer Unraveled, and it features 43 oncology and functional medicine experts, plus real stories from people who have been through it. A big theme is the “terrain,” meaning internal factors that can affect how your body holds up during prevention,...

Bowl of Mediterranean millet salad with orange, carrots, and basil.

Hi Reader, If you’ve never tried whole grain millet, you’re in for a treat. My Mediterranean orange millet salad is citrusy and herby with orange segments, shredded carrots, and fresh basil, all tossed in a sweet-tangy maple Dijon vinaigrette. Cook the millet in your Instant Pot or on the stove, let it cool, then stir everything together and dig in. It’s perfect as a light meal or a colorful side dish any time of year. Get the recipe for Orange Millet Salad Love and Veggies, Amy

Cubes of maple Dijon tofu on a plate.

Hi Reader, If you’re in the mood for tofu with big flavor and very little effort, this skillet maple Dijon tofu is for you. It’s sweet, tangy, and ready in about 30 minutes with just 4 ingredients. The trick is browning the tofu cubes first so they get lightly crisp, then pouring in the maple Dijon sauce and cooking for a minute or two until it turns into a glossy glaze that coats the tofu. No marinating required. Get the recipe for Maple Dijon Tofu Love and Veggies, Amy