This delicious twist on traditional tabbouleh substitutes quinoa for bulgur and will round out any well-balanced meal. Mint is a classic herb for tabbouleh, but if it doesn’t fit your taste preferences, parsley makes a solid substitute.
Roasting corn brings out its sweetness for maximum flavor. This salad pairs up with your favorite grilled entrée to create a well-rounded, delicious meal! Tip: If you like to grill corn, grill up 3 extra ears toasty brown and use them to make this salad the next day, skipping the pan-roasting step.
This is seriously good eats. It’s a beautiful salad and the dressing is very tasty. The orange juice, cilantro, sesame oil, and garlic sing in your mouth.
Quick, easy, and delicious, this simple stew is a great vegetarian starter or side. To turn it into a full meal, add a can of your favorite low-sodium beans with the peas and treat it as four servings instead of six.
Kale is only one of the many greens you can prepare with this simple and excellent approach to cooking greens. Any hearty, dark, leafy green you find in season will work with the flavors of garlic, salt, pepper, and a touch of vinegar to add a nutritious side to your meal.