Crunchy Spring Asian Chopped Salad

Crunchy Spring Asian Chopped Salad

There’s something about this time of year that makes crisp vegetables taste even better. Markets are full of snap peas, tender asparagus, bright radishes and fresh herbs. So today, I’m putting them to good use in a vibrant, oil-free bowl that feels light but...
Creamy Wild Rice & Vegetable Soup

Creamy Wild Rice & Vegetable Soup

This week’s cozy favorite is Creamy Wild Rice & Vegetable Soup, hearty, comforting and completely oil-free and dairy-free. Earthy wild rice simmers with carrots, celery and herbs in a velvety broth. Blended potatoes or cashews create natural creaminess without...
The Pink Pineapple

The Pink Pineapple

Meet the pink pineapple, often called the Jewel of the Jungle and yes, it’s as special as it sounds. Grown in Costa Rica, this premium fruit is naturally sweeter and less acidic than traditional pineapple, with subtle, candy-like notes that make it feel indulgent...
A Bowl of Quiet Warmth

A Bowl of Quiet Warmth

Tasty Tuesday is about simple, plant-based food that nourishes without weighing the body down. Today I’m sharing a Carrot, Ginger & Orange Peel Soup, lightly spiced, gently energizing and naturally aromatic. Ingredients 1 small onion, chopped 1 lb (450 g)...
Savoy Cabbage Has a Softer Side

Savoy Cabbage Has a Softer Side

Savoy cabbage is one of those quiet vegetables that doesn’t shout for attention, but rewards you when you notice it. Raw, Savoy is surprisingly gentle. Its crinkled leaves are tender rather than tough, with a fresh, lightly sweet, green flavor and just a hint of...
Today’s star is the Satsuma

Today’s star is the Satsuma

Small, sweet and ridiculously easy to peel, satsumas are juicy little power snacks loaded with vitamin C. In Japan, citrus is often linked to strength and vitality, so yes, we’re officially picturing sumo wrestlers peeling one between matches. No cutting. No cleanup....