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This dish comes together easily with a little planning. Tip: Scan the recipe ahead of time to see what you can prep in advance and this sheet-pan recipe will come together in a snap. Spiced and roasted cauliflower and chickpeas combined with cucumber yogurt and pickled red onions is a delightful combination that will make your tastebuds sing. If you have a little extra time, we highly recommend making the bulgur pilaf to go along with this meal!

Making meal prep simple and mainstream while ensuring it’s good for you and your family is one way to optimize your lifestyle. Plant-based eating is more enjoyable when you’re working in synergy with the plants — that means you understand how to prepare them so they taste delicious and deliver all they have to offer. This one-sheet meal or side makes recipe creation simple by placing all plants on the baking sheet that cook at the same time. Enjoy them fresh out of the oven for a warm and special roasted veggie treat.

Perhaps you’ve never been a fan of collard greens or maybe you’ve tried them and decided they just weren’t your thing. We have one special request from you — please don’t banish them from your life forever until you’ve tried this recipe. A little bit smoky, a whole lot of flavor, and a bunch of nutrition, this dish will leave you asking for more and wondering why on earth collards haven’t been a staple in your diet (until now!).

Collagen supplementation is a hot beauty trend, with people spending big money for the promise of younger-looking skin and comfortable joints. What is collagen, and what does it do? Why do levels decline with age? Is it smart to take a supplement, or are there better ways to support your body’s collagen stores?

If you enjoy a savory breakfast, this one's for you! It’s also for you if you like recipes that are great for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, because this bowl is delicious any time of day. It calls for millet, but feel free to experiment with any organic whole grain you like. It’s also packed with fiber, vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients thanks to the variety of colorful vegetables. Honestly, it’s almost too pretty to eat! Pro-tip: Make it the night before so the dressing has time to marinate the grains and veggies, creating even more delicious flavors (it’s great hot or cold!).

You never know when an emergency such as a storm, an earthquake, or another disaster might happen. Being well-prepared can give you greater peace of mind in the here and now, and it could make a world of difference in a crisis. Even if the chance of such an event seems low, preparedness is a prudent bet with lots of upsides and very few downsides. In this article, we’ll explore how to create an emergency food stash that’s both plant-based and healthy.

How do you feel about Brussels sprouts? Whether you adore them or have some issues, let’s talk about some of the reasons you may want to add them to your diet — and some tasty ways to do that!

Brussels sprouts may not be everyone’s favorite, so we encourage you to try them in a variety of ways. Simply changing the way they’re cut or cooked can turn you from a loather to a lover. When Brussels sprouts are shaved into a slaw then combined with sweet pear, they’re especially delicious. Enjoy this slaw by itself, on top of veggie burgers, or in grain bowls.

This salad sports Brussels sprouts, pecans, red onion, and pear, making it full of flavor, texture, and nutrition. Roasting Brussels sprouts brings out a little sweetness and changes their texture from tough to tender. When you pair them with sweet potato, wild rice, and a creamy orange dressing you get a decidedly delicious and satisfying salad!

Teff is a tiny grain that delivers big-time nutrition. It has a longstanding history, deep cultural significance, and remarkable nutritional value.

Satisfying, creamy and super delicious — that describes this cheese that can be used for pizza, in lasagna, as a dip, or for mac n’ cheese. It’ll keep in the refrigerator for 5-7 days. You might want to make extra for use in meals all week long!

Lavender contributes a floral flavor while lemon adds some brightness and poppy seeds lend a little crunch to these lovely Lavender Lemon Poppy Scones. Get ready, because the aroma will make them hard to resist straight out of the oven!