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kung pao drizzle sauce

by Jackie Newgent | March 13, 2023 | 1 Comment

I’m a big, BIG fan of Kung Pao tempeh or tofu; so, I figured why not spread the love by making Kung Pao Drizzle Sauce to transform practically anything into a kung pao inspired dish. It’s really easy to make. And it’s got wow-worthy taste!

sesame carrot salad

by Jackie Newgent | December 29, 2022 | 3 Comments

I started making this vibrant sesame carrot salad when I had leftover carrot scraps from prep of my vegan carrot hot dogs. When I made it for others, they often told me it deserved a starring role, not just something to be served as an afterthought. I totally agree! So, here’s the official (yummy!) recipe. And don’t worry, you don’t need to make the vegan carrot hot dogs first … unless, of course, you want to!

plant-based veggie rigatoni bake

by Jackie Newgent | December 11, 2022 | 1 Comment

If you’re looking for a special, scrumptious, or lazy Sunday entrée, this comforting, 100% plant-based veggie rigatoni bake is my answer. Set aside about an hour and enjoy every step of making (and indulging in!) this dish – it’s worth it!

roasted cauliflower with pomegranate glaze and lemony tahini sauce

by Jackie Newgent | November 13, 2022 | 0 Comments

You can have a bowl of cauliflower or you can have a BOWL of cauliflower! This caramelized roasted cauliflower with pomegranate glaze and lemony tahini sauce is the latter. It’s for when you want to make your meal a bit more special, a bit more flavorful, a bit more colorful, or all of the above. The recipe is full of middle eastern intrigue – as I love finding ways to incorporate my half Lebanese roots into my dishes.

skillet russet & sweet potato hash with arugula pesto

by Jackie Newgent | October 31, 2022 | 1 Comment

skillet russet & sweet potato hash with small bowl of arugula pesto on the side

This skillet russet & sweet potato hash with arugula pesto is two recipes in one – both of which are tasty on their own, and even better together! It makes a colorful and hearty brunch side dish, but can be served anytime you wish, of course. Pair it with a protein pick, like plant-based sausage or eggs, and it becomes a truly satisfying meal.

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