Vegan

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Veggie Musubi

A great on-the-go snack that’s filling, delicious, and healthier than its meaty counterpart.

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Baked Huli Huli Tofu

A vegetarian version of this famous Hawaii roadside dish. Tempeh or seitan can be substituted for the tofu in this recipe.

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Vegetarian Ramen

A basic starting point for a favorite comfort food – make this on rainy and lazy days. Could be better than your favorite ramen spot!

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Ethiopian Yataklete Kilkil

This delicious gingery stew is a great addition to a traditional Ethiopian meal or any meal in fact!

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Vegan Niter Kebbeh (Ethiopian Spiced Oil)

This vegan version of a traditional Ethiopian spiced butter is a crucial component of many dishes.
Tip: Use leftover coconut oil jar to store Niter Kebbeh.

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Ethiopian Berebere Spice

This exotic spice mixture is an essential part of Ethiopian cooking. You can also puree half of the mixture to achieve a different taste and texture.

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Asparagus Salad w/ Balsamic Vinaigrette

Asparagus Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette Recipe from Down to Earth Organic and Natural

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Pumpkin Seed Bread Pudding

Any leftover bread can be used to make this easy and rich dessert.

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Pumpkin Seed Bread

Ground flax seeds (or ground sunflower seeds) can easily be added to most baking recipes. Simply replace ¼ cup flour with ¼ cup ground flax seeds to add a nutritional boost without affecting the flavor.

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Roasted Seed Trail Mix Bars

The chia seed gel mixture in this recipe makes a binder that is a handy substitute for eggs in baking.