This vegan shallot gravy is savory and rich tasting, while being so easy to make. It’s great over mashed potatoes, biscuits, vegan “steaks” or other vegan meaty dishes, even makes for a great vegan poutine! What makes gravy vegan? Gravy is often made with dairy butter and chicken or beef broths. Sometimes it also includes …
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These vegan twice baked potatoes with collard greens make for an irresistible, mouth-watering dish. Potato skins are stuffed with a super creamy, savory, and cheesy mashed potato and creamed collard greens filling. They’re great as an appetizer, snack, side, or entrée! This recipe was sponsored by Nature’s Greens. Consider two of the most delicious foods: twice …
This mustard green pesto potato salad deserves a spot at your next summer cookout or potluck. It’s also great paired with a casual weeknight burger dinner! It’s so easy to make, nutritious, and flavorful. The creamy pesto is made with mustard greens, basil, and white beans. This recipe was sponsored by Nature’s Greens. If you’re on …
Skip the take out and make this classic Chinese restaurant dish at home! Tofu with black bean sauce is made with lightly deep fried tofu and a rich savory sauce, pair it with a vegetable dish or two and some jasmine rice and you have a delicious dinner, better for you and better tasting than …
You’re going to want to make this vegan classic potato salad! It’s stuffed full of fresh herbs and extra delicious, a dish that’s sure to be gobbled up in no time! This potato salad is no fuss, no frills, just a good old classic potato salad that happens to be vegan! And gluten free, but …
Hello beautiful. Yes, I’m talking to these beautiful grilled seitan steaks with mashed potatoes and shallot gravy! Make them and you will too! So you want a vegan steak and potatoes meal? Please, look no further! This hearty stick-to-your-ribs meal will fill you up and satisfy like no other. We’re talking delicious vegan seitan steaks, …
I’m sitting here trying to think if my summer eating and cooking is actually any different than my wintertime eating. I know some people avoid the stove as much as possible, but hey even when it hits 90 ºF I’ll still turn on the oven (apparently). I probably make less casseroles, but like, they’re as …