This Vegan Wellington is a true centerpiece for the holiday table. A hearty lentil and mushroom filling is wrapped in flaky, golden pastry and served with a deeply flavorful mushroom gravy. It’s a comforting, crowd-pleasing main that holds its own next to any traditional holiday spread, no meat required.
The Three Sisters—corn, squash and beans—is a Native American growing technique that capitalizes on the strengths of each individual ingredient. Cooked together they make a great soup that is popular with vegetarians and vegans.
Walnuts, cranberries and a tangy dressing give this kale cranberry salad crunch and the perfect balance of sweet and sour flavor.
The Turkey isn’t the only one who gets stuffed. This stuffed squash tastes like fall in a bowl, and honestly, we love a good squash recipe.
Try this protein-packed chocolate muffin to keep you fueled and full. Make them with almond flour and your choice of protein powder.
Celebrate the flavors of fall with this harvest bowl a hearty mix of roasted chickpeas, caramelized sweet potatoes, crisp apple, and nutty wild rice, all tossed with massaged kale and a tangy balsamic dressing. It’s wholesome, colorful, and perfect for meal prep or a quick, nourishing dinner after a busy day.
Sweet summer corn, juicy tomatoes, and toasty bread come together in this grilled corn panzanella, a fresh and vibrant twist on the classic Italian bread salad. Light yet hearty, it’s the perfect way to savor peak-season produce.
Let’s face it, some mornings, we just don’t have time to cook. That’s where these almond butter and fruit overnight oats come to the rescue. Made with simple ingredients like rolled oats, chia or flax seeds, and your favorite fresh
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A deliciously hydrating twist on the classic chia pudding, this Watermelon Chia Parfait is an ideal breakfast or snack when those summer days call for something light yet satisfying. With just a handful of wholesome ingredients like fresh watermelon, chia
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You can’t talk about Traverse City without talking about cherries. It’s in our DNA, our pies, our orchards, even our parades. While cherry season isn’t until late summer, the National Cherry Festival just around the corner! We figured it was
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