Sure, we miss the feta cheese too, but the garbanzo beans add a delicious texture and protein to this simple salad.

Sure, we miss the feta cheese too, but the garbanzo beans add a delicious texture and protein to this simple salad.
Scrumptious burgers are an American classic. However, these burgers are much cheaper and much healthier than store-bought vegeburgers. As a bonus, they freeze well, so you can pull a few out of the freezer when you need a quick meal.
Pan-fried tofu is a traditional Korean side dish (or banchan). This recipe enhances the classic flavor by caramelizing the sauce the tofu together. The result? Every flavor—from the maple syrup to the ginger—is enhanced tenfold.
This is one of the easiest soups in this cookbook, and can be dressed up or down in any direction, depending on the aromatics, vegetables, proteins, etc. that you have in your fridge.
This chilled salad is an edamame feast! Edamame are soybeans harvested at the peak of ripening but before hardening. Full of protein, minerals and vitamins, this low-glycemic food is a must for your diabetes-free diet!
I wouldn’t say this lightly but…this tastes like something my mom would make (in a really, really good way). If you’re apprehensive about cooking home-style Asian food, this is the perfect recipe for you to start with.
This is one of my all time favorite ways to have oatmeal. Toss the ingredients together the night before and it’ll be ready to go in the morning.
Warm cheese sauce is comforting and creamy. This vegan version is loaded with flavor and comfort, but low in calories and fat.