The papaya relish is also delicious with sautéed seitan, tofu, or even veggie burgers.
This salad tastes delicious chilled or warm and is the perfect portable picnic food.
A double-decker delight featuring fragrant cake layers flavored with sweet pumpkin purée, rich buttercream frosting, and the added appeal of toasted coconut and pecans.
The sauce is so delicious you may want to eat it with a spoon, but save some for the tempeh. This tastes wonderful served over Basmati or Jasmine rice. The sauce is also good over tofu or tossed with cooked vegetables or noodles.
People who normally avoid tofu will love these sandwiches. The tofu mixture is sensational on its own or served with tortilla chips or flatbreads for dipping.
This is my mom’s non-vegan recipe for regular banana cake that I adapted. Use manzanos, or baby bananas, for a less starchy texture and a slightly lighter, fruitier taste that helps keep the eggless cake from getting too heavy and thick.
With this savory, hearty meal, you’ll feel like you’re getting away with murder—but, of course, this version is utterly non-violent.
The flavor of coconut is at its savory best in this creamy, spicy soup.
This dressing goes wonderfully with the Fruit & Baby Greens Salad.
No meal is complete without a salad, and pizza is no exception. This simple salad continues the Italian theme with a fat-free balsamic vinaigrette.
Fresh fruit—peaches or pears, depending on what’s in season—provides a wonderful complement to the savory ingredients. Pair carbonada with grilled rustic bread and a fresh green salad, or toss over quinoa, pasta, or rice.
Dress up your dessert breads with a light dusting of powdered sugar or glaze. Here’s one of my favorites: