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Half brothy beans, half hearty vegetable stew - this soup is an easy to make, slightly spicy, highly comforting soup that truly is the whole meal.

This healthy, comforting orzo dish is filled with flavor but built on simple ingredients. It is naturally plant-based, but if you're looking so grate a little parmesan on top, I wouldn't argue! This recipe can be made with dried or canned beans, which are then simmered with aromatics and finished with a bit of lemon. Pair it with crispy kale and it comes out to be a wholesome and hearty full meal.

You've heard of pasta salad, you've heard of potato salad - but now, it's time for gnocchi salad. Sometimes I want that filling, comforting bite of crispy gnocchi, but I also want it balanced with the wholesome and refreshing crunch of some vegetables. This salad is the best of both worlds.

This Pear Ginger Cake with Homemade Caramel Drizzle is the ultimate cozy recipe for me. If you’re looking for another Thanksgiving dessert, or really any fall recipe that isn’t pumpkin, this one is it. It’s so easy to make, comes...Read More

These beans might be plant-forward, garlic-forward, and delicious, but believe it or not, they were inspired by classic garlic bread. This recipe uses 100 garlic cloves (casual) but turns into something incredible. It's an easy, saucy recipe that's both filling and wholesome, and if you're into garlic, it will definitely leave you wanting more!

Brown butter tteok-bokki is my ultimate comfort food. It includes a few changes from the traditional Korean street food, with the addition of the brown butter giving the rice cakes an extra richness and depth, and it makes this one of the most delicious quick weeknight dinners.

This soup is packed with flavor, and probably one of the best soups I've had this year. And I am not exaggerating. And that's because this soup uses technique to build flavor, from char-roasting the fennel and half of the squash to gather all their caramelized flavor, to toasting the farro before letting it boil into the soup, to finishing with heavy cream for the perfect texture. This soup uses everything I love about fall to create a rich, filling, and good -for-you meal.

This easy, rich lentil recipe is fully plant-based, packed with good ingredients and relatively easy to make. You'll just need a big Dutch oven and a bit of time to simmer everything down, and soon you'll be left with a warm, comforting pile of good-for-you flavor.

To a few of you, this salad might scare you, but let me tell you that it might be one of the most delicious and easy salads I've ever made. It's packed with finely chopped and lightly crisp vegetables, dressed in a bright lemon dressing and perfectly paired with a grounding walnut cream. It's light but herby, crunchy but creamy. It's my dream salad.

If you know someone who doesn't like tomatoes, try serving them this Tamari Heirloom Tomatoes with Crispy Rice dish and see if it changes their mind. These heirloom tomatoes are quickly marinated in ginger, garlic, scallion and tamari and served up with crispy rice. It's a simple, easy meal that goes perfectly with a fried egg.

This rich, garlicky, umami stew is packed with sun-dried tomatoes, nutritious kale and deliciously chewy cavatelli pasta. It's comforting, it's easy to make, and it's a perfect aromatic soup to add to your winter recipe rotation.

These twice-roasted honey za'atar carrots are sweet, rich, and possibly the best carrots I've ever had. They are my favorite simple side dish when I want something healthy, easy, and ready to impress.

This lemony, mustardy salad is one of my favorite spring dinners to use to transition into warmer weather and lighter meals. It has all the makings of a full meal, with chickpeas for protein and rice for carbs, and the salad comes together in one bowl. It's quick, easy and nourishing, and exactly what I want to make as we emerge from the cold winter into sunnier days.

Brothy beans are a love language, and spicy brothy beans are absolutely everything you need and more. These Gochujang Brothy Beans rely heavily on Korean flavors, with some twists of fresh fall herbs and a cured egg yolk mixed in. It's fusion but in the best way possible.

Paprika breaded beans and a spicy romesco - the third of the breaded beans family, but now an absolute summer favorite. Romesco is (imho) the queen of...

These beans are inspired by ceviche, but instead of raw fish, we're swapping in some sustainable (and sustaining!) vegetarian protein with white beans. The beans are tossed in a charred tomatillo sauce, and all you need is avocado on top to have a perfect, plant-filled meal!

This bowl of beans is one of my weeknight go-tos. Simple, filling, and so wholesome, it's a great vegetarian weeknight option.

Recipe from Justine Snacks website. Yummiest fall salad that is so filling, the flavors of this salad are absolutely incredible