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Whether you’re looking for a side or a snack, roasted edamame are sure to be a win for your family. Experiment with adding your favorite herbs and spices. Best hot and still good cold, edamame are also a great way to add a bit of filling fiber and protein to a basic salad for a […]
A perfect dinner for those nights when you could just use something hearty and warm, this classic French lentil stew is a vegetarian delight. Simple to prepare and comforting to the senses, once you make this, you’ll want to keep lentils on hand more often. If you can’t wait around for the lentils to cook, […]
There’s nothing quite like using the beet in its entirety from root to leaf. This simple warm salad pairs the hearty simplicity of beets with a dead simple yogurt dressing for a lovely side that would go well with any main dish.
A quick and easy way to have a fantastic and new seafood night! Serve over a slightly wilted kale or spinach salad or as a side with a stir-fry. If you’re cooking from your pantry, you can use 15 ounces of canned skinless, boneless salmon in place of the fresh.
Colcannon is a traditional Irish dish of mashed potatoes packed with greens. This variation uses sweet potato for a little extra stand-alone flavor and brilliant color on your plate. Tip: This recipe works best with leftover baked sweet potatoes.
Spinach acts as a base for a rich green dressing in this delightful side dish, helping to coat potatoes with both flavor and color. When you struggle to get enough green vegetables into your family, every little bit counts.
Wonderfully spiced chickpeas are complemented by the natural sweetness of dates and served over a fluffy bed of couscous. The recommended serving size here reflects a solid side dish. For an entree, divide between 4-6 people.
Made with egg whites, this protein-packed variation on quiche will have everyone in your family looking forward to their next serving of broccoli. If you don’t have tarragon on hand, your favorite herb will do. Use cilantro for a more southwestern flair or herbs de provence for a French twist.