Baked enchiladas are a great way to use the richly flavored mole poblano sauce. This dish can be prepared ahead of time and then baked when ready to serve.
A few slices of crisp, chopped tempeh bacon make a great addition to this traditional Irish comfort food.
Perhaps Mexico’s most famous and flavorful sauce, mole poblano is a sublime blend of chiles and chocolate. I use it to sauce grilled seitan or tempeh and to enhance veggie burgers.
The old joke goes “only Irish coffee provides in a single glass all four essential food groups: alcohol, caffeine, sugar, and fat.” At least this version has no cholesterol.
These deceptively sweet-looking truffles are more appropriate as an appetizer than dessert and offer a titillating glimpse of chocolate’s saucy side.
Especially good served warm with a pat of vegan margarine, this is best eaten the same day it’s made, so invite friends and family to share.
This infusing technique can be applied to virtually any vegetable or fruit for your own custom cocktails.
Not having a sit-down meal? Pass this fancy cocktail around at your lively holiday party.
This holiday favorite is the perfect welcome for guests coming in from the cold.
Whether or not you celebrate Hanukkah, these potato pancakes warm up winter mornings.
This decadent, no-bake pie can be whipped up in less than 30 minutes. Cacao nibs provide a rich, chocolate flavor to the raw crust and an extra flavor boost to the pudding-like filling, which holds its own against any tofu-based chocolate mousse.
Give your nightly nosh a gourmet touch with this crowd-pleasing porcini tribute.