This unflavored and
versatile vegetable protein is non-GMO and perfect for vegetarian burgers, chili, stews, soups, casseroles, and more.
Not exact matches
This recipe is just as
versatile as any other omelette or frittata recipe - use your favorite
vegetables and
proteins in whatever combination you like.
Plus, it combines two of my favorite things; quinoa, a whole grain and complete
protein, and squash, an amazingly
versatile vegetable that is packed with fiber, Vitamin A, and... Continue reading →
Also, this is such a
versatile blend that can be used on any
protein and even on
vegetables!
Per serving of sauce, according to My Fitness Pal: 81 calories 9g carbohydrates 7g fat 3g
protein Sweet peppers, aromatic sundried tomatoes and buttery avocado meld together to create a fresh and
versatile sauce for pasta, quinoa, rice, millet, buckwheat as well as an excellent salad dressing; try it with roast
vegetables too.
Combined with the
vegetables, lentils and tomatoes, this soup is «low in fat, high in
protein and extremely
versatile», says Dominique Rizzo, author of cookbook My Taste of Sicily.
Pasta is quick and
versatile, and it pairs perfectly with all kinds of nutrient - rich foods you should consume more often, including
vegetables, beans, lean
proteins, olive oil, and herbs.
Packed full of fiber,
protein, and folate, legumes are a great, inexpensive food that is extremely
versatile (black - eyed peas are awesome on top of brown rice; edamame are wonderful on a salad; cranberry beans are great as a stew with coarsely chopped root
vegetables — think carrots, sweet potatoes, parsnips).