Fava beans are full of nutrition and are a nice addition to chickpeas. I like to make hummus, along with various dips, for party platters. Fava Bean Hummus is so versatile that you can even use it for a spread on sandwiches and wraps.
One of the things that I like about cooking radishes in this way that it tames spicy radishes and brings out a pleasantly mild turnip-like flavor.
This just might be the perfect dish. It’s beautiful, delicious, healthy and easy to make. Like most good salads, it works well with variations. Try adding a little tuna, or serve it alongside steak or fish. Just be sure to use your best olive oil, and enough salt and pepper. This salad can be made a day ahead. For the best results on the second day, bring it to room temperature before serving and refresh it with a touch of olive oil and a squeeze of lemon.
My life began in Morocco so I have an affinity for Moroccan flavors. If you’re wanting to eat plant-based and healthy this spicy vegetable, lentil, and chickpea stew will warm you up and give you what you need while trying to stay healthy.
I love these noodles because they’re simple, but yet complex.
This bean dip is full of fresh garlic, sage, and rosemary and has a creamy texture. Any canned white beans can be used in place of cannellini. This dip is great with crostini, pita, radish slices, or used as a sandwich spread. Serve hot or cold.
During the warmer months I like to serve hearty salads for dinner. Chickpeas add a hit of protein to this vegan main dish. You may add crushed pita chips to this recipe if you like.
No need to parboil the cauliflower. Just throw them on the baking pan and place in the oven to roast.
Nutrient packed smoothies with ingredients like anti-inflammatory ginger and turmeric as well as naturally sweet mango and banana make for a healthy breakfast or snack.