Not only do these make a fantastic option for the gluten-free eater in your house, these stuffed mushrooms will become a constantly requested item at any dinner or party by all of your guests. Tip: Chickpea flour, also called besan, can typically be found with ingredients for Indian cuisine in your grocery store. It’s a […]
There’s nothing quite like using the beet in its entirety from root to leaf. This simple warm salad pairs the hearty simplicity of beets with a dead simple yogurt dressing for a lovely side that would go well with any main dish.
A great salad to bring to your next summertime picnic, this colorful dish is also a wonderful way to introduce your kids to new grains an veggies. Mix in one or two new options with old favorite and watch it disappear. If you like your salad a little more moist, splash a little balsamic vinegar […]
Colcannon is a traditional Irish dish of mashed potatoes packed with greens. This variation uses sweet potato for a little extra stand-alone flavor and brilliant color on your plate. Tip: This recipe works best with leftover baked sweet potatoes.
Spinach acts as a base for a rich green dressing in this delightful side dish, helping to coat potatoes with both flavor and color. When you struggle to get enough green vegetables into your family, every little bit counts.
Wonderfully spiced chickpeas are complemented by the natural sweetness of dates and served over a fluffy bed of couscous. The recommended serving size here reflects a solid side dish. For an entree, divide between 4-6 people.
Rice noodles, sometimes called glass noodles, contain no gluten, making them a perfect carb for a quick stir fry if you’re cooking with gluten sensitivities in mind. If you can’t find a soy sauce labeled as “gluten free,” look for low-sodium tamari.
Forget yam casserole with marshmallow on top. Forget sweet potato fries. Once you taste the absolute perfection of the simple cider reduction, you’ll be ruined for other sweet potatoes for life. Tip: The cider reduction gels as it cools, so be sure to serve it while it’s fresh and hot.