This vegetarian rich salad can also be consumed as a main course, too. It’s a low-fat low-cal mildly sweet and sour mixture of boiled green beans, vinegar-soaked red onion, cherry tomatoes, and panko. We made it even more interesting by flavoring it with soy sauce and serving it drizzled with lime juice.
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Although this cake has some cocoa in it, it is not about chocolate. The red velvet cake is a fluffy and creamy American dessert where cream cheese and buttermilk have the upper hand. We’ve used just a tad of harmless red food coloring and flavored the whole thing with lemon juice and vanilla extract.
You gotta love those basket-like bites known as muffins. We know we do. What’s more, people should eat more often the savory ones which make for the perfect snacks. And people should make their own muffins according to their own tastes. Here is an idea: zucchini, peas, carrot, and feta. And of course, eggs!
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Time for a mousse! One with ricotta cheese, melted chocolate, and cocoa powder; sweetened with honey and topped with crumbled pistachios and mixed berries. Here’s your next dessert, velvety, foamy, and yummy.
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Check out these sweet sugar-free muffins. We mixed the flour with apple, carrot, and banana, so they should be sweet enough for any sweet tooth out there. You can also flavor them with vanilla extract, but that is not mandatory. Instead, don’t forget the eggs.
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Whenever in the mood for pasta without much of a hassle you can try this no-brainer. First, boil the pasta according to the package directions, then cook them in the pan with the veggies. This will wonderfully flavor them and the whole fuss will take about 20 minutes.
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This porridge is about to re-energize you and give you stamina for the day ahead. All you’ll need to do will be to cook the oat bran in coconut milk, then cook the diced apple while flavoring it with agave syrup. Then serve these together with some blackcurrants. Make this your breakfast or serve it as a starter.
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We made this fruity zucchini and walnut bread in just an hour and it proved to be a somehow exotic dessert. Hint: it is incredibly tasty when served over coffee. Just don’t miss the coconut oil.
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OK, maybe the name is a bit of an oxymoron, but bear with us; we liked it. After you’ll try these, chances are you’ll end up asking yourself the same question: “Aren’t the French fries a bit overrated?” Serve these with a dip. White, perhaps?
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Not all nuggets have to be deep-fried in oil. You can bake them and you can use oat flour instead of plain all-purpose flour. And it takes 50 minutes, tops, baking and all.
This one works as a vegetarian main dish, as a starter, as well as a glorious side-dish. The choice is yours entirely. Just see to it and boil a few carrots and potatoes, then mash and mix them with Cheddar, spinach, butter, and milk right in the pan over low heat. Easy and tasty.
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For this one, see to it and have ready at your side some mashed butternut squash and cooked pasta. You’ll prepare a creamy and buttery vegetarian main dish with just the right amount of acidity added to it by means of tomatoes.
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