Meatless Monday

lavender cream chocolate truffles

Welcome to dark chocolate week! Even better, two weeks!

I think this is my favorite Meatless Monday project yet, and it was something I made for my mom for Mother’s Day. Mom loves lavender, both the color and the scent. When I was little [click to continue…]

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grilled cabbage salad with buffalo celery ranch

We had pre-funked all week with margaritas and enchiladas and margaritas, so when Cinco de Mayo rolled around, what do you think we served yesterday for our little shindig? [click to continue…]

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cool coconut cabbage slaw

…or coconut cabbage salad. because I ate a whole bowl of this as a salad.

Today is the beginning of cabbage recipes for Meatless Monday, and I bring you something so easy yet So Delicious.

You could make this an entree salad by adding other veggies (carrots, celery, broccoli) and some protein (beans, spinach, tofu, tempeh).

…or you can fill your tacos with it. When they are super spicy tacos like these, the cool of this slaw balances perfectly.

The taco filling? Coming soon!

cool coconut cabbage slaw

cool coconut cabbage slaw

dairy, egg, mayo and gluten free, vegan

3 tablespoons white vinegar
3 tablespoons rice vinegar
1 cup coconut milk (So Delicious carton)
1 head cabbage
3/4 cup coconut (large flake), divided

In large mixing bowl, combine vinegars and coconut milk. Set aside. 

Chop ‘root’ away from cabbage, discard. Slice and chop cabbage to bite size pieces. Add cabbage and 1/2 cup coconut flake, toss to coat with coconut vinegar mixture. 

Transfer to serving bowl and top with remaining 1/4 cup coconut flake.

Place in refrigerator to cool.

cool coconut cabbage slaw

 

my two other cabbage recipes:

 

cashew cabbage crunch salad

cashew cabbage crunch salad

 

tempeh edamame salad rolls with ginger sesame sauce

 

Visit Heather for this weeks cabbage recipes:

MMAZ

 

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baked blueberry custard – So Delicious

April 22, 2013

Remember when I confessed to food obsessions, happily enjoying something sometimes twice in one day? I already know this recipe is going to be my next obsession – Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post

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blueberry sunflower energy bites

April 15, 2013

Well, hello! It seems I inadvertently took a week off – the Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post

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buffalo chickpea-bella baked avocado

April 8, 2013

You know when you make something you like so much, you cannot wait to make it again? You immediately think of several variations of ingredients that you cannot wait to try? You bring the leftovers for lunch, and spend the morning thinking about it, until you just break down and eat lunch at 10:45 am? [...]

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avocado and baby corn salsa

April 1, 2013

To kick off the first week of the Second Round of Meatless Monday A to Z, what I have today is not so much a recipe as it is one of my favorite snacks. Easy snacks. Tasty Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it [...]

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Meatless Monday – favorite recipes

March 11, 2013

Creating recipes from ingredients that follow the letters of the alphabet has been so much fun. I checked the stats on all 26 Meatless Monday recipes here, and found the reader favorites. Some of your favorites are my favorites as well. The gingered sesame coconut udon with roasted broccoli? I make that all the time, [...]

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sweet zucchini waffles with mango

March 5, 2013

So, my Meatless Monday extended into Tuesday. Okay, every day is meatless for me – today I have another zucchini week recipe to share with you! Yep, I am just that excited about zucchini, about Meatless Monday A to Z, about breakfast… Meatless Monday will be starting up again soon, and I would love to [...]

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