Archives: Recipes

This tasty take on bacon has all the flavor AND nutrition without the environmental impact! What’s more, it’s so simple. This dish is a fun and delicious way to use your garden carrots.

Humble white button mushrooms get transformed into tasty mushroom cap appetizers! Even though mushrooms appear to be humble, in reality they are true superstars packed with nutrients that heal and nourish. This appetizer is one of many ways to enjoy this superfood.

A creamy-rich chocolate smoothie that’s also nutrient-rich (and with the option of getting in some greens)!

Turns out this soup is delicious hot OR cold. We love making this for dinner one night and savoring the rest for breakfast the next morning. There are so many healing elements in this soup like onion, garlic, ginger, turmeric, and sweet potatoes that also give this soup a burst of flavor!

Pre-cook the quinoa and you can have this salad on the table in no time! The flavors are bright and fresh, and the addition of avocado complements the spice and tang. This is a fabulous potluck and summer salad. Double the recipe for a large gathering.

What do you get when you cross a scone with a muffin? A scuffin, of course! These are easy to make and especially delightful during berry season! Whether you use fresh, frozen or (if you’re very lucky) berries from your own garden, you’re getting plenty of antioxidants with each bite!

Bland tofu — no more! In this simple recipe, the lemon juice and tamari bake deep into the tofu, and the dried herbs coat each piece. Seasoned organic tofu is a delicious way to get plant-based protein, calcium, zinc and phytonutrients that support optimal health!

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Italian food? We bet it involves tomato sauce, one of the most popular culinary creations of all time. Whether you want it for hearty pasta dishes or comforting pizza, making your own is simple, with just a few additional key ingredients like garlic, onion, and oregano. Pro tip: Double or triple this recipe so you can freeze it and enjoy it in the weeks to come!

It’s almost as if these three ingredients were made for each other: tomatoes, basil, and balsamic vinegar. They complement each other so well that the roasted result can be enjoyed as a warm snack by itself or spread on whole-grain bread, homemade crackers, or avocado toast.

These are one of our very favorite burgers. The flavor is full of umami depth from the nuts, tamari, and sun-dried tomatoes. They taste fantastic served as a traditional burger, or bun-free (see serving suggestions).