Shrimp-Spinach Curry
By Robin AsbellFrozen shrimp and frozen spinach help this Indian-inspired stew come together quickly.
Frozen shrimp and frozen spinach help this Indian-inspired stew come together quickly.
Chickpea flour, nondairy milk, and nutritional yeast bring a creamy "cheesy" element to this vegan lasagna.
These vegan enchiladas are loaded with veggies and beans and topped with a cumin-chili-powder sauce that's thickened with chickpea flour.
You won't miss the meat in this vegan shepherd's pie, which is packed with lentils, parsnips, carrots, and mushrooms.
This creamy — and vegan — macaroni and cheese gets a tangy kick from nutritional yeast, Dijon mustard, and lemon juice.
Instead of messy chicken wings, serve these Buffalo chicken meatballs directly from the skillet with toothpicks alongside.
This quick-and-easy mussels dish is from celebrated chef Jacques Pépin's new cookbook.
Coat the potatoes in cornstarch or arrowroot powder before baking for extra-crispy fries.
Toasting the nuts or seeds before blending gives them a richer, fuller flavor.
Mix-ins like matcha powder, Medjool dates, and cocoa powder can give your nut milk a flavor boost.
Try this flexible formula for an array of quick-and-easy homemade salad dressings.
Ghee has a much higher smoke point than butter or olive oil, so it’s both healthier and safer for high-heat cooking like stir-frying, searing, and sautéing.
Make this pesto dairy-free by subbing in nutritional yeast for the traditional cheese. You can't taste the difference!
Replace the traditional croutons with crispy Parmesan frico in this creative kale Caesar salad.
This pizza uses homemade pesto — made with tangy nutritional yeast instead of cheese! — and a gluten-free crust made from almond flour, eggs, coconut oil, and sea salt.
This pungent treat is full of liver-supporting alliums and bacteria to aid your gut microbiome. Spoon the honey and garlic over roasted vegetables, add it to salad dressings, or stir it into blended soups or grain salads.
The cruciferous veggies in this salad — arugula and cabbage — contain glucosinolates, which feature sulfur that supports liver function.
Artichokes are rich in antioxidants and also have choleretic effects, meaning they help stimulate bile production and aid digestion.
Leeks, garlic, and other alliums contain prebiotics, an indigestible fiber that provides critical support for your gut microbiome and digestive health.
Swap quinoa for the millet in this salad, which gets its kick from a Thai peanut sauce.
This vegan carrot soup gets richness from full-fat coconut milk and a kick from curry powder.