This stuffed tomato dish is healthy and vegetarian, it’s not so high in carbohydrates or fat, it is pretty low on protein and calories. Of course, you can always choose to use it as a side dish. You’ll need the pulp from 1 tomato only for the filling mixture. Eat the remaining pulp raw, as we did.
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These hot and garlicky roasted eggplants can be served as a vegetarian stand-alone course, but they can also make for a delicious side-dish. If you don’t have anything against dairy products, you can serve them garnished with yogurt and sprinkle them with chopped parsley.
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Savory waffles are gaining ground in popularity even as we speak, so why not try some? In this case, we used canned chickpeas as the main ingredient and we generously flavored the mixture with coriander, parsley, and garlic. Serve them topped with whatever pleases you or eat them as such. Brunch, lunch, or dinner.
Welcome to a round of meaty protein-rich oyster mushrooms. We pan-cook them in white wine and enhance them with heavy cream. We spike the mix with a mixture of paprika, white and green pepper. Feel free to improve your spice mixture any way you like.
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Garden sorrel is not often used in the kitchen, but we’re here to change that. We’ll use its leaves to wrap (or roll, for that matter) a lentil and black rice mixture. You can easily transform this into a vegetarian dish if you’re using vegetarian parmesan (so, no animal rennet) or some other cheese.
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What about a creamy and filling pasta salad with white potatoes and green beans? We’ll enhance its creaminess with heavy cream and flavor the whole thing with pesto sauce. This is a meal per se, a vegetarian one that is. It can also be served as a side dish and part of a complete meal.
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If you’re like us, the kind of people always ready to try a scrumptious savory pie, then you’ve landed on the right page. The boiled potato layer, topped with gooey Cheddar cheese and shimeji mushrooms, all soaked in a mixture of smoky onion and whisked eggs are going straight into the oven for 30 minutes.
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Beetroots and green beans. These are the main ingredients for this simple warm salad, which can be very well served as a side dish, too. And to enhance this veggie pairing we’ve used the ever-delicious sautéed onion.
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Enchant your friends at your next get together with frittata bites. Yes, technically this is frittata, but it’s actually presented as bites. Toss blanched baby spinach, spring onion, and cottage cheese into the whisked egg mixture, flavor with dill, bake and you’re OK. They’re light and so easy to put together. Not to mention there will be almost no dishes to do.
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We think homemade bread is the healthiest and tastiest there is. And this is mainly because you get to choose your own ingredients. In this case, we’ve used oat flakes and we supplemented the normal flour with whole wheat flour.
Also known as corn pone, it’s one of the staples inherited from the Native American cuisine. It is a 30-minute job and we loved it from the first bite. You can serve it not only as a side dish, but it’s a pretty complete dish on its own. We made it with eggs, milk, sweet corn, cornflour, and Cheddar cheese, mainly, and we spiced it up with a little salsa.
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Ready again for some Asian scrumptiousness? This time we made grilled tofu paired with spicy rice. We’ll flavor our rice with turmeric and enhance everything with a green sauce, where ginger has the defining flavor. So, do you have 25 minutes at your disposal?
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