Pair this wonderful soup with a salad topped with a favorite cheese, and warm naan, crusty bread, or a scoop of steamed rice for a heartier meal. This will serve 3-4 people.
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Citrus Herb Dressing with Almond Oil and Manuka Honey
Enjoy this fresh, lively salad dressing tossed into a variety of leafy greens, or drizzled over tomato, radish, cucumber and carrots. The recipe will yield approximately 1/2 cup.
Tandoori Spiced Salmon with Fresh Greens & Avocado
This tandoori seasoned salmon makes a simply divine, elegant meal, and it’s SO EASY! Serve with steamed peas and roasted butternut squash, or crusty buttered sourdough bread, basmati rice, or quinoa.
Ghee Roasted Chickpeas
These make a great snack or a fun addition to a meal. Try them over pizza, stuffed into pita, or served over rice or quinoa with a side of veggies.
Cardamom-Scented Fresh Orange Sherbet
Creamy, cool and luscious! You’ll love this orange summer treat. For a non-dairy version, full-fat coconut milk can used in place of half and half or milk. Try this great recipe sprinkled with raw cacao nibs, frozen raspberries, dried coconut flakes, or any options of choice.
Leafy Green Salad with Vegan Ranch
For variety and good nutrition, choose an assortment of leafy lettuce greens. Add herbs such as chives, parsley, basil or mint, if desired. Red radish adds flavor and color and they’re easy to find. However, add any exotic radishes (purple, daikon, watermelon, etc.) if you find them.
Vegan Ranch Dressing
This is a plant-based, non-dairy take on a traditional favorite. We’ve opted for plain coconut milk yogurt mixed with vegan mayonnaise made with avocado oil. Feel free to add fresh herbs and skip the dried if preferred. If you’ve got some on hand, the vegan Worcestershire sauce adds a nice little burst of flavor! Use this dressing on leafy green salads, drizzled over tomato slices, and as a dip for sweet potato fries and onion rings.
Tandoori Seared Chicken Legs
This is an incredibly easy recipe that boasts such great flavor you’ll be making it a lot! The chicken is seared in a cast iron skillet in hot ghee to brown on both sides, then transferred to the oven to continue cooking. We used whole chicken legs (thigh with drumstick) but you can use the breast with skin, if desired, although the roasting time will likely be a bit longer. You can easily make as much chicken as your skillet can hold.
Pear Salad with Roasted Walnuts and Mango-Primal Dressing
Enjoy this salad all year long by going with the seasons. For example, in summer, consider using peaches and sunflower seeds in place of pears and walnuts which are better suited for fall and winter. This should yield 4 servings.
Organic Cardamom-Scented Maple Mukhwas
How to Make Balti Chicken
Learn how to make Balti Chicken with a comforting saffron sauce by following along with this video. This classic Indian dish is simple to make and so delicious! Find more recipe videos by going to our Youtube channel! Read more about saffron here. Print Recipe How to Make Balti Chicken Votes: 0 Rating: 0 You: […]
Easy Mint Chutney
This simple, yet flavorful mint chutney makes a delicious accompaniment to your favorite Indian dishes! Eat it with samosas, dosa, rice, naan, and more. It is so easy that you can make it in less than 5 minutes! For more recipes, check out our Youtube channel. Print Recipe Easy Mint Chutney Votes: 0 Rating: 0 […]
