A wonderful plant-based alternative to traditional crab cakes made with hearts of palm, garbanzo beans, and artichoke hearts, sautéed until crispy brown and served with a homemade tartar sauce. Deliciously satisfying, these “crab” cakes make a great starter or a main course for lunch or dinner.
The humble potato. You can boil it, mash it, or toss it in a stew, but sometimes you want something a little more special. Enter the potato tart. This showstopper is made with a combination of colorful potatoes and parsnip, and is savory with just the right amount of sweetness. The flavors are delightful, and it is easy to prepare, making it a great side dish for any occasion!
This fall riff on a classic trifle only takes a few minutes of hands-on time and is an easy way to spotlight all the flavors of the season. Use our suggestions for toppings or customize it by exploring the bulk section to make it your own!
Frozen Brussels sprouts and butternut squash make this recipe a breeze! Combined with cranberries and toasted pecans and tossed in a Dijon mustard vinaigrette, the layers of flavor in this good4u side will delight the taste buds. The delicious flavors, beautiful colors, and ease make this recipe a wonderful addition to your Thanksgiving feast, or as a simple side any night of the week!
This Mediterranean Potato Salad is a refreshing alternative to traditional potato salad. For starters, we swapped the mayo for a light vinaigrette, and it’s chock-full of delicious vegetables to bring the Mediterranean flavor. It’s perfect for cookouts or tailgating. Pro tip: make it ahead of time so the vinaigrette has time to work its magic, infusing the vegetables with its delicious flavor as it sits.
Who doesn’t love the flavors of apples and cinnamon baked to perfection with a crispy crumble topping? Yum! Made with prime-season organic apples and topped with a sweet and nutty crispy crumble made with gluten-free flour, this delicious treat is not only gluten free, it’s also grain free, paleo friendly, and vegan!
Even meat eaters will love this vegan bowl that celebrates summer South of the Border style! The whole meal comes together quickly and easily and is sure to please. Try substituting up to half the cooked quinoa or rice with prepared riced cauliflower. It’s an easy way to amp up the veggies without losing the taste and mouth feel of the grains.
Grilling brings out the sweetness of fruit and adds a subtle smokiness for a fun twist on a classic banana split. Instead of the traditional vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate ice cream, we’ve opted for all vanilla ice cream topped with grilled strawberries and pineapple and a homemade dairy-free hot fudge sauce.
Relish is easy to make and a fun way to show off summer's bounty. Use to top burgers, sandwiches, and hot dogs. The recipe is easily modifiable to suit your tastes and can be scaled up or down as your harvest of cucumbers might demand. Backyard grilling with never be boring with this zingy relish!
Quickles are easy to make and a fun way to show off summer's bounty. Use to top burgers, sandwiches, and hot dogs or add to a cheese plate. The recipe is easily modifiable to suit your tastes and can be scaled up or down as your harvest of cucumbers mind demand. Backyard barbecues will never be boring with these zingy refrigerator quick pickles!
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