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Polish Red Beet Soup, Polish Borscht Recipe, vegan beet soup with carrots parsnip parsley in a bowl by foodjoya

74 October 17, 2019 Dairy-free

Polish Red Beet Soup: Where Delicious Meets Easy

Polish red beet soup, or borscht, is nourishing, delicious and loved by children and adults alike!  But ordinarily it takes a long time to cook the traditional version with shredded cabbage, carrots, tomatoes, parsnips etc.  To make the matters worse, most common recipes would have you cook the broth separately and then sautee the vegetables likewise separately.  For this reason, I was quite skeptical when my husband told me about the holiday Polish barszcz that requires absolutely no sauteeing or shredding.  Instead, this beet soup consists of chopped beets, carrots, parsnip, celeriac, herbs and spices.  And the headline for this recipe may well be “set it and forget it.”  To my surprise, and I am surprised every time I make it, this soup is incredibly delicious.  For the sake of your taste buds and health, try it.  The red beet soup is perfect all around. 

Heart Healthy • Vegan • Low Glycemic • Gluten-free • Dairy-free • Nutrient-dense • Delicious • Easy

Delicata Squash Paleo Soup with Cauliflower, hazelnuts, vegan, vegetarian, dairy-free by Foodjoya

63 October 3, 2019 Dairy-free

Squash Soup with Cauliflower: Fall’s Favorite

Vegan • Nutrient-dense • Paleo • Grain-, gluten-, potato-free • Dairy-free • Delicious • Easy

Crema di Ceci e Rapini, chickpea puree with broccoli rabe, by foodjoya

76 August 21, 2019 Dairy-free

Chickpea Puree with Broccoli Rabe: Remake of an Italian Classic

Would you like to try an Italian version of hummus? Admittedly, chickpea puree with wilted greens is not known as hummus. But I cannot help but think of hummus when I enjoy this dish. The Italian version of hummus is free of tahini and Middle Eastern spices. On the other hand, Italian chickpea puree is thoroughly infused with spectacular herbs – rosemary and sage. Add a generous drizzle of your favorite olive oil to this dish, and you are in paradise.

In texture, the puree is much fluffier and less fatty than hummus. In our version, fluffiness comes from the baked Japanese sweet potato. (The traditional recipe uses a regular baked potato.) The wilted sharp greens (traditionally, dandelion greens, which we substitute with less sharp broccoli rabe) add a new dimension to the mild, cozy flavors of the dish. In addition to wilted greens, this dish pairs well with mild seafood, such as calamari, white fish, and shrimp … and a glass of white wine.

Heart Healthy • Vegan • Low Glycemic • Gluten-free • Dairy-free • Nutrient-dense • Delicious • Easy

Easy ratatouille recipe, vegan, paleo by foodjoya

78 August 21, 2019 Dairy-free

Ratatouille: Impeccable Yet Easy

A traditional French dish, ratatouille differs at the hand of every cook.  The basics, however, remain the same. In essence, it is a stew of summer vegetables – eggplant, tomatoes, zucchini, bell peppers and onions – that celebrates seasonal abundance.  Toss this dish with fish, cannellini beans,  or crackers, cheese and red wine, and you will enjoy a lovely Mediterranean meal.

Though ratatouille allows for many a variation, a few tips are critical to a tastier dish.  Cooking the vegetables in a correct order and slow simmering deepen the flavors.  It also ensures the right texture of the cooked vegetables. (For example, no one likes overcooked, soggy peppers. Bell peppers should therefore be added last to the dish.) Substituting some of the tomatoes with the tomato sauce reduce the cooking time and intensifies the flavor.  You will find all of these tips in the recipe below.

Low Glycemic • Gluten-free • Vegan • Nutrient-dense • Delicious • Easy

Easy Asparagus recipe with Indian spices by Foodjoya

105 April 9, 2019 Dairy-free

Easy Asparagus Recipe: Perfectly Juicy and Zesty

Who doesn’t enjoy biting into juicy, crispy asparagus stalks? What if the seasoning enhanced asparagus’ light nutty flavor and caramelized skins? Our Easy Asparagus Recipe accomplishes just that. Cook asparagus this easy way and, in merely 10 minutes, you’ll be enjoying juicy, crispy, caramelized stalks.

Vegan • Gluten-, Grain- and Potato-free • Low Glycemic • Suitable for Diabetics • Quick and Easy •  Delicious


Healthy Cookies for Kids and Adults, Paleo, flourless, gluten-free, sugar-free, sweetened with dried apricots and honey by Foodjoya

83 November 4, 2018 Dairy-free

flourless cookies: how to make them chewy and moist

Gluten-, grain- and potato-free • Low glycemic • Paleo • Quick and easy • Nutrient-dense • Sugar-free • Delicious

 

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