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Lentil StewChock full of vegetables this stew is satisfying and hearty. Lentils originated in the Middle East and are one of mankind's oldest foods. Unlike Esau I would not give up my birthright for a bowl of lentils and a bread loaf (Genesis 25:34) but this soup is well, stew-pendous! It's based on a recipe from The Daniel Plan Cookbook by… |
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Chewy TabboulehI love tabbouleh. This recipe is a slight departure from tradition, using wheat berries versus the usual cracked wheat. The wheat berries add more body and crunch. I also added quinoa to round it out to a full dinner salad versus a side salad.. |
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Fabulous FalafelsThe first time I had a falafel was many many years ago in California. I fell in love with them and crave them a lot of the time, even bought them from the street vendor in New York. Luckily there is also a little resaurant near my house that makes them as well along with stuffed grape leaves. Yumm!! Falafels are made from ground up… |
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Couscous and KaleThis dish makes a great side or main dish. It is a tasty blend of Mediterranean spices with a nice olive garnish to top it off. |
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Vegetarian Diversity
Eager to share and get recipes that incorporate non-meat proteins and fresh, robust flavors.
