Instead of the same boring cubed tofu that you are used to, this recipe tears the tofu into shards and roasts them until golden browned and the pointed ends get very crispy in parts. Serve the crispy tofu atop black midnight grains, alongside lemony roasted vegetables and a tangy sesame-miso dressing.
This Thai Lemongrass soup has a light gingery broth, pan-fried tofu, zesty tomatoes, and crispy crimini mushrooms. Learn how to cook perfectly crispy tofu.
I love finding traditional recipes which reduce waste by having a very customisable base. Leverage in season produce and left overs from your fridge so nothing goes to waste while enjoying a very tasty traditional Korean meal.
This Yellow Chickpea and Basil Curry uses simple ingredients that I usually have on hand. Plus, it comes together quickly and tastes delicious as leftovers.
This delicious protein-packed recipe is bursting with flavor. Creamy, mild butter beans combine with a zesty sauce and seasoned quinoa for a hearty, warming meal.
German red cabbage, or Rotkohl, is a beloved side dish found in virtually every restaurant and home throughout Germany. Rotkohl takes the humble red cabbage and transforms it into a delicious dish to accompany many a traditional German meal.
Jazz up your normal (ahem, boring) quesadillas with these Black Bean and Kimchi Quesadillas. Add in spicy Togarashi Sweet Potato Fries and top with zesty Lemon Aioli, and you have a creative and flavorful meal.
These vegan Falafel Cakes cook up a bit faster than traditional balls and have more surface area with that satisfying crunch of crust. They pair nicely with the cool, spicy rice salad and sumac seasoned radishes for a complete meal.
Getting deep, rich flavor into these Japanese-inspired rice bowls is easy when you use ingredients with umami. These Miso Umami Bowls get sweetness from sweet potatoes and agave, saltiness from tamari, richness from avocado, bitterness from the slight char that results from oven roasting and umami from soy, miso, and tofu.