The Natural Gourmet: 5 Fool-Proof Steps for Fluffy Quinoa
The Natural Gourmet Institute shares the secrets to successfully recreate the versatile, not-soggy quinoa you get in restaurants.
The Natural Gourmet Institute shares the secrets to successfully recreate the versatile, not-soggy quinoa you get in restaurants.
Removing meat from your diet can improve your health but you must replenish what you eliminate. Vegetarians can takes a B12 supplement to support health.
Apply these principle Ayurvedic flavors to your salads to make them more nourishing, and feel full longer.
Never make tough, flavorless beans again. The Natural Gourmet Institute shares a recipe and the secrets for better beans.
If you’ve ever made nut milk, you’ve no doubt wondered what to do with the leftovers. Leave it to the Natural Gourmet Institute to come up with a delicious solution.
Advice on storing and cooking with these versatile green gems. Plus, we’ve got tips for growing a few in your kitchen.
Thrill your palate and support your practice by adding Sriracha and other hot sauces to every meal you make.
Thrill your palate and support your practice with healthy, sriracha-inspired hot sauce.
Practicing the principle of non-harming can trigger dissonance in omnivores. Here, thoughts on reconciling your diet with your practice.
If you’ve been thinking about switching to a plant-based diet, enjoying a meatless meal once a week is a great way to start.
Chilly nights call for hot and hearty chowder. And with a few simple ingredient swaps, you can make a pot to satisfy everyone at the table.
Craving simple, healthy meals after holiday decadence? This one-dish wonder’s medley of flavors and colors doesn't disappoint.
The ultimate soul-drink, warm and creamy chai is good in moderation for all the doshas in winter. It combines the sweetness of dairy with pungent spices and the bitter flavor of black tea. If you avoid caffeine, try replacing the black tea with rooibos.
#FindYourInspiration in this vegan recipe that takes a classic snack to the next level.
As the yoga community expands, so do our values around food. With ahimsa in mind, four teachers share how they eat for body and soul.
“When my husband and I started cooking our own Thanksgiving meals, we looked for tasty vegetable side dishes to offer our guests,” Christina Sell says. “This one quickly became a staple on our holiday table.”
This vegan, gluten-free dessert is luxuriously rich and comforting.
As the yoga community expands, so do our values around food. Here's how to eat like a yogi. (Hint: there's no 'one' way.)
Explore the 30+ nutritious and delicious meals in our Vegan Challenge recipe box.
How will you celebrate the power plant's second annual holiday?
We tackle your top concerns about going meat- and dairy-free.
Want a healthy homemade meal AND a practice, cuddle sesh, or run tonight? This curry leaves you time for all of the above.
Meet summer's best-kept health secret: a plant-based whole foods dessert you can feel good about craving
Cruise through summer with these nutrient-packed foods that will keep you out of a hot kitchen.
Yellow pea powder is the latest buzzfood for packing a protein punch without the fat and cholesterol of animal products.
A recipe for a morning smoothie that's a blend of berries, pomegranate, lemon and cayenne pepper.
Make this simple Summer Salad with Buttermilk Dressing for a light summer meal.
Put on a pot of this plant-based stew for a healthy and hearty meal that warms from the inside out.
Looking for a delicious, detox-friendly plant-based meal? Here it is in 4 steps.
Yes, you can make your own nut-based milks. And it's so simple you may never buy them again.
Juices made from fruits and vegetables can have potent healing powers and body benefits. Here's how to juice better.
Packed with iron and protein, this chili freezes well and is a good choice for lunch or dinner.
Kathryn Budig shares her favorite go-to recipe for salads and dip.
With flavors as vibrant as its lovely color, this plant-based burger can't miss.
Make this vegetarian- and vegan-friendly fiber-packed bean burger.
Hearty, delicious veggie burgers and garden-fresh toppings even meat lovers will crave.
Add flavor, color, and nutrition to fall dishes by getting the most out of every vegetable.
A family favorite, this apple cranberry pie tastes as good as it looks.
The name does not lie, this pizza dough really is easy to make.
A plant-based eating plan that celebrates fresh fruits and veggies and will leave you feeling energized and refreshed.
Browning the vegetables before making the gravy stock is what sets this rich gravy sauce apart.
Check out the 5 healthiest foods you should be eating and why a plant-based whole-foods diet is your ticket to good health.
Look beyond fruit to greens and other nutrients for a tasty, healthy smoothie meal on the go.
Enjoy summer's warm weather and fresh veggies with light but satisfying main-course salads. Here's your guide to creating the perfect summer salad.
On retreat, food is fresh, simple, and surprisingly sumptuous. Why not try it at home?
If you like the deep-fried chickpea patties in Mediterranean restaurants, you’ll love this lighter version.
These gluten-free banana pancakes are fresh and fluffy–you won't even notice the gluten isn't there.
Soy chorizo sausage adds spice and texture without a processed "fake meat" flavor. These Pinto Bean + Soy Chorizo Tacos will be a hit at Cinco De Mayo.
Bring home the vibrant flavors of South India with delicious dosas.
This pumpkin cheesecake recipe is perfect for your Fall dinner party or for Thanksgiving dessert.
Tofu is not only one of the ultimate "health foods" but also a deliciously versatile ingredient in dishes sweet and savory.
Lower your cholesterol by the handful by eating nuts as a healthy snack.
Simple dishes made with quality ingredients is why top chefs celebrate the nuances and elegance of vegetarian cuisine.
Modern yogis who struggle with the question of whether to eat meat can look to ancient wisdom for the answer.
This vegan strawberry parfait dessert whips up so quickly that you'll want to make it often.
Serve this hearty, vegetarian Broccoli-and-Cheddar-Stuffed Baked Potatoes recipe for an easy lunch or dinner.
These vegetarian tamales are great for a Mexican cuisine night. Plus, they freeze well, so they're easy to eat on busy weeknights.
The dough for these cookies is so good, youll find yourself eating it rawand because it contains no eggs, its safe to munch away.
No spiralizer necessary! A vegetable peeler (or a Saladacco) turns zucchini and yellow squash into fettuccine-like ribbons.