Ring in a wonderful New Year with this traditional dish. Collards and black-eyed peas are cooked with onions, garlic, and a little bit of spice and topped with a sprinkle of crunchy bacon. Leave of the bacon for a tasty vegan dish.
Continue ReadingRound Up Meal: White Bean, Rice and Kale Stew
Our Demo Team devised this recipe to use kale, a popular winter vegetable in these parts, as well as rice and beans, two items regularly available at the food pantries. We’ll share this recipe with the IFC and OCIM food pantries, to pass out with the fresh produce donated by our customers during our Round Up!…
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Round Up Soup: Tomato and Kale Soup
Our demo coordinator, Lisa Woodward, created this soup recipe to use fresh winter vieggies (onion, carrot, and kale) along with nonperishable groceries (canned tomatoes, beans, and pasta). We’ll be sending recipes to the food pantries along with the winter veggies purchased with the income from the Round Up! campaign.
Continue ReadingWSM’s Southern Style Collards
This recipe comes from our Food House kitchen. It is served on the Southern-themed hot bar. Our kitchen works with weight measurements; if you want to convert to volume measures (cups and teaspoons), you can use an online recipe converter like this one. Makes 3.25 lbs. Ingredients: 1.89 lb. collard greens, sliced 1 lb. salt…
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PORCH’s Summer Pasta Salad
The founders of PORCH made this recipe for our Co-op Fair in September. It’s one of the recipes from the PORCH Cooks cookbook, which they created for their families using grant money from our CCF grant.
Continue ReadingCrock-pot Maple Peach Applesauce
A quick and easy summertime recipe for applesauce – that won’t heat up your kitchen! It is full of beautiful, summery peaches, crisp apples, and just a touch of spice. Once done, refrigerate and serve on top of grilled chicken, alongside pork, or on top of yogurt.
Continue ReadingMaria’s Simple Marinara Sauce
Simple is better–fresh is imperative and never muddy the flavors with too many ingredients. Time is what makes this sauce so good. It is slowly cooked to thick, reddish-brown perfection.
Continue ReadingI Finally Tried Jackfruit
Jackfruit is a vegan meat substitute made from a tropical Asian fruit. It comes seasoned and ready to heat and serve.
Continue ReadingVegan Cooking with Coconut Milk
Years ago, I had several vegan friends and continually tried to modify my recipes to accommodate them. Cakes and muffins eluded me: they wouldn’t rise. I’d pretty much given up. Then along came coconut milk.
Continue ReadingEmily’s Blueberry Pancakes
This recipe began as a basic white-flour pancake recipe that my mom made. I added some things to make it healthier without losing the pancakes’ fluffy height. It works pretty well in the vegan version, too.
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