Gluten-Free

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Agedashi Tofu

Dashi serves as the basis for many Japanese dishes. Substitute traditional bonito flakes for iron-rich kombu. This popular dish is one of the best ways to enjoy tofu – simple, warm, and delicious.

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Roasted Quinoa and Fruit

If using dried fruit, this quinoa mixture can be kept in an airtight container for about a week.

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Sesame Ginger Quinoa

Sesame Ginger Quinoa recipe from Down to Earth Organic and Natural.

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Lemon Avocado Crème Pie

Fresh avocado is the ‘secret’ ingredient in this decadent and creamy vegan pie.

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Rainbow Salad

This salad takes advantage of our abundant locally grown vegetables. A totally delicious way to eat a "rainbow' everyday.

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Cashew Miso Mayo

Replace traditional mayonnaise with this rich and flavorful spread. Try it on sandwiches, veggie burgers or on our Okinawan Sweet Potato Salad.

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Creamy Coconut Curry with Okinawan Sweet Potatoes

Coconut adds creaminess to this vegan Okinawan sweet potato curry!

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Spicy Lentils with Local Tomatoes

Spicy Lentils with Local Tomatoes Recipe from Down to Earth Organic and Natural

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Lomi Lomi Salad with Local Vegetables

Lomi lomi is Hawaiian for “massage.” Lomi Lomi Salmon is a popular dish in the Islands, prized for its cooling refreshment. This vegetarian version uses the same principles of freshness with local seasonal vegetables, and it adds a little spice with local favorite, Chili Pepper Water.

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Spicy Smoked Pineapple BBQ Sauce

Barbeques are not usually vegetarian/vegan friendly, but with this finger-licking sauce drizzled over your grilled veggies or tempeh, even the most carnivorous eater will be asking for seconds!