Not exact matches
This is the ultimate DIY pantry book, doing double duty with
recipes for vegan staples, plus ideas
on how to
use them as building blocks in both new and
classic recipes.
A fresh take
on your
classic chicken noodle soup
recipe, this one
uses acini di pepe pasta, leeks, radishes, and a healthy assortment of rainbow carrots.
This muhammara
recipe is a fun take
on the
classic,
using chia seeds to excite your palate and your health conscience even further.
This dessert
recipe is a Asian - inspired twist
on the
classic flavor combo,
using soy sauce.
This healthy chili
recipe uses pumpkin as a base for a unique take
on a
classic cold - weather dish.
I actually based my
recipe upon a country style version that
uses cabbage, one of the
classic ingredients for Minestrone.You may also include meat in this soup like pancetta or bacon, but this deppends
on your preference.
She focuses
on healthier versions of
classic favorites (I can always
use a lower calorie
recipe, LOL) and you can bet that they are family - approved and delicious!
I researched a lot of goat cheese frosting
recipes before deciding
on this one from Redwood Hill Farm:
Recipe:
Use Chevre Goat Cheese for
Classic Cream Cheese Frosting.
This layered betroot and cabbage winter salad is a new twist
on a
classic coleslaw
recipe, plus it's healthier as it
uses yogurt rather than mayonnaise
This chowder was inspired by Everyday Paleo's Salmon Chowder, adapted
using the «
Classic New England Chowder»
recipe from Paul Johnson's Fish Forever cookbook as a guide, with a great tip from Levana Kirschenbaum
on using whole fish heads in soup when you don't have stock available (her Moroccan Fish Soup is another great fish soup
recipe).
Garlic Cheese Quinoa Zucchini Fritters, from Diethood
Classic Fried Rice, from Gim me Some Oven Spiralized Lemon Feta Greek Cucumber Salad, from Skinnytaste Parmesan Thyme Potato Stacks, from See and Savor Crispy Baked Sweet Potato Shoestring Fries, from Sweet C's Designs Baked Carrot and Zucchini Fries, from MJ and Hungryman Pepperoni Polenta Pizza Bites, from Baker by Nature (be sure to
use gluten free precooked polenta) Baba Ganoush, from My Natural Family Old Fashioned Gluten Free Cornbread, from Gluten Free
on a Shoestring Sun Dried Tomato Basil Hummus, from Cooking Classy Avocado Hummus, from Cooking Classy Crispy Yukon Gold Potato Latkes, from Our Best Bites Perfect Mashed Potatoes, from Simply
Recipes Cranberry Sauce, from Simply
Recipes Classic Deviled Eggs, from Mel's Kitchen Cafe (be sure to
use gluten free Worcestershire sauce) Buffalo Chicken Dip, from Damn Delicious Polenta French Fries with Tarragon Aioli, from Spoon Fork Bacon Perfect Roasted Vegetables, from Mel's Kitchen Cafe Cauliflower Puree with Thyme, from Once Upon a Chef
This smoky kebab
recipe brings a twist
on a
classic dish by
using homemade seitan — perfect topped with peanut sauce and served with fresh lime and herbs!
Using dates as the main ingredient, this
recipe is a healthier twist
on this
classic, comforting and indulgent pudding.
This
classic recipe much like banana bread is to
use up those super ripe bananas sitting
on the counter.
Is it the wild flavors that you can create without
using dairy, or the fun twists and turns that vegans take
on classic recipes?
The resulting
recipe uses classic French milk bread's basic formula and long knead time, but draws from the shaping technique that makes Taiwanese and Japanese white breads so delicate (more
on that in a minute).
The ingredients
used for this mixture are similar to those in the
classic Indian blend Vadouvan, recently brought into the limelight when featured in a winning
recipe on Top Chef (I'm not that obsessed, I swear).
Originally created in the 1950s to sell evaporated and condensed milk from Nestle's (the
recipe used to be
on the back of the cans sold to Latin America), this
classic Latin American dessert now has many variations.
But there's no need to give up this wonderful holiday tradition because tons of
recipes out there
use creative ingredients for a healthier spin
on classic recipes.
A pre-made lip chap like my
classic recipe also works, but I don't like
using lip balm containers for this since some of the bacteria / snot / general nastiness might be left
on the balm, so the entire tube would need to be thrown out after the illness has passed.
Feel free to
use any of the above fruits in combination with fresh cranberries for a new twist with a familiar taste
on the
classic recipe.
In a similar vein to Sweet Cravings, another gluten - free baking book, the
recipes are built
on a foundation of
classic techniques and
use simple, natural ingredients that are easily recognizable and staple items, so that it feels as if one was reading a traditional, wheat - filled baking cookbook.
* This
recipe will fill several KONGs depending
on the size
used Ingredients: 1 cup cut steak 1 cup mashed potatoes 1/2 cup peas 1 cup diced carrots KONG
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