Springtime to me is all about vibrant green colors. The awakening of the earth, bursting into celebration with bright, fresh hues. The same goes true for what’s in season in the garden. Foods full of green are the highlight of spring. Kale, lettuce, spinach, chard, asparagus, scallions (from last year that overwintered), chives, and peas…
Spicy Red Lentil Soup
This soup is one of my go-to meals. It’s so fast and fulfilling. It makes an amazing weeknight meal and freezes fantastically. How much more can you ask for?? Oh wait, it’s also packed with plant-based protein, fiber, and antioxidants. It’s easy to make a large batch, costs pennies to make, and feeds a crowd….
Plant-Based Passover and Easter Recipes
OK-so it’s another holiday that’s rich in eggs, cream, sugar, and meat. Well-it doesn’t have to be! Lighten up those holidays! Both Passover and Easter are surrounded in similar traditions celebrating rebirth and the spring. Celebrate the true meanings of both holidays by celebrating fresh spring foods that are rich in greens, and still have…
Moroccan Carrot Soup
Moroccan foods stem from many cultural influences; Arabs, Jews, and Christian cultures have all impacted the foods of Morocco. The area is rich in spices and ingredients and led me to create an entire party around it (soon I’ll post all of the recipes I made for this party). If you aren’t familiar with harissa paste, it’s…
Cabbage Soup
Cabbage-it’s rich in tradition. Eastern European and Irish traditions alike use cabbage in a number of dishes. Why? Cabbage is easy to grow and to store. It lasts a while when wrapped up properly, is inexpensive, and can feed a crowd. In addition. the health benefits of cabbage are great. Including any member of the…
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