Brussels Sprouts: 5 Recipes and Cooking Tips
Brussels sprouts have an earthy flavor and a pastry-like texture — and they fight disease like a champ.
Brussels sprouts have an earthy flavor and a pastry-like texture — and they fight disease like a champ.
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A few spices transform plain tempeh into something that tastes like Italian breakfast sausage.
Think of a frittata as a crustless — and much less fussy — quiche. Here, spicy arugula is beautifully tempered by earthy mushrooms and creamy goat cheese.
Have a craving for pizza but trying to avoid gluten? Get creative and try using a frittata as your “crust.”
Enjoy a rich and creamy shake with avocado, protein powder, cocoa, and almond extract.
A clever vegetarian adaptation of a classic, carnivorous sandwich. You can find pre-marinated tempeh in grocery stores if you prefer to skip the homemade marinade.
This dip is a great alternative to the traditional mayo-heavy versions.
A classic, protein-rich French salad. Top with chopped, toasted nuts for added crunch.
Traditional egg salad gets jazzed up with curry powder. Try using romaine lettuce, leaf lettuce, or even raw kale instead of Napa cabbage.
Most flavored yogurts are loaded with sugar. This concoction is naturally sweet and adds seeds for extra crunch and protein.
Traditional pasta can be used in this recipe, but now there’s a particularly tasty bean-based, gluten-free pasta on the market that’s lower in carbs and higher in protein.
These no-bake bites are great to have on hand when you want a treat. We replaced the traditional powdered milk with a high-quality whey protein powder.
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