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  • 6 days ago | vegan-news.net | Bailey Ruskus |Claire Power |Amy L. Lanza |Lauren Toyota

    This Mother’s Day, show your mom how much she means to you by making her a homemade brunch fit for a queen. Even better? Spend time in the kitchen cooking together to build memories and share a sweet moment over delicious plant-based food. Not only are these dishes decadent and delicious, but they’re also vegan.

  • 1 week ago | vegnews.com | Charlotte Pointing |Lauren Toyota |Ashley Madden |Francesca Bonadonna

    Pasta is a go-to dish across the Mediterranean, but love for this Italian specialty stretches around the world. According to the Italian Pasta Organization, nine out of 10 Americans love pasta, as well as more than 95 percent of English people. In fact, across the US, England, Germany, and France, most of the population eats some form of pasta at least once a week. But when it comes to really acing pasta, it turns out, the type of sauce you choose for each shape does make a big difference.

  • 3 weeks ago | impactmagazine.ca | Lauren Toyota

    Everyone has got to have a good go-to Bolognese recipe in their back pocket, and this is mine. A classic ragu Bolognese is not a super tomatoey-saucy sauce, as it’s usually made with ground meat and its juices. I used mushrooms because they’re superior to meat and just as juicy! Sure, there’s usually red wine in the base of the Bolognese, but I made the executive decision to not do that—you can also tweak this to your liking.

  • 3 weeks ago | vegnews.com | Charlotte Pointing |Karla Salinari |Yuki Sugiura |Lauren Toyota

    We should be eating more traditional African plant-based foods, including cassava and plantain, suggests a new study. Jump to the recipesThe research, published in the journal Nature, focused on the plant-led, low-meat diets of people in Tanzania’s rural Kilimanjaro region and found that, much like those who follow plant-forward Mediterranean-style and Blue Zone diets, the health benefits are significant.

  • 1 month ago | vegnews.com | Jocelyn Martinez |Raw cassava |Justine Snacks |Lauren Toyota

    Throughout the world, an estimated 800 million people consider cassava root a staple part of their diet. This starchy tuber—also known as yuca, Brazilian arrowroot, and manioc—first originated in South America, but has since made its way around the globe.

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