vegan and gluten free food
The snow is falling here in Utah and it’s finally starting to look like Winter. This means that I just want to stay inside, keep warm and eat soup…every day. I only recently started using the Instant Pot for soups and it’s been a major game changer. This wild rice soup comes together quickly and easily. You really just throw everything together and forget about it while it cooks. Then, 30 minutes later…SOUP!
Peanut sauce is so good. You can dip salad rolls or veggies in it or you can combine it with steamed or stir fried veggies and rice or noodles for an easy but amazing meal. This peanut sauce is gluten free, soy free, oil free and free of refined sugar. But, wait…there’s more. With a couple easy alterations, this sauce is suitable for those following an anti-inflammatory or elimination diet. This may not seem like a big deal. However, if you are following these diets you know that finding an easy, delicious sauce to add to your meal rotation is a big deal.
No holiday meal would be complete without mashed potatoes and these are creamy and packed full of flavor. They are always hit with vegans and non vegans alike.
This coconut milk curry is a year round staple for me. It’s something I can usually pull together without a trip to the store. You can make it with whatever vegetables you have on hand and it’s a great entree to meal prep in advance. It can be served on top of your favorite grain but I encourage you to try it with this turmeric spiced rice for a colorful meal.
You already know that I love snacks. Kale chips are a favorite. Like these kale chips, this recipe is raw, gluten free, soy free and oil free. These lemon tahini snacks are a great option for you if you are avoiding nuts.
Fall weather = soup! This creamy broccoli and kale soup is quick to make. It freezes well and is great for winter meal prepping. Relying on cashews instead of dairy, this soup is suitable for those following a vegan, dairy-free, soy-free and whole foods plant based diet.
These curried red lentils are vegan, gluten free, soy free and have an oil free option. They are a regular meal at my house and this recipe is a great one for your meal prep rotation. I like to make a pot of lentils to …
Served here on gluten free pasta, these meatballs are packed with protein and flavor. You can make them in advance and freeze them for easy future meals and can even crumble them for an easy whole food based “meat” substitute.
It’s fall but the weather feels more like winter here and I am finally beginning to understand the cold weather pumpkin spice obsession. This granola combines the flavors of pumpkin pie with the classic crunchiness of granola. This recipe reflects my preference for a less sweet granola but feel free to increase the amount of maple syrup if you prefer a little more sweetness. Feel free to add whatever nuts and seeds you have on hand!