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Pumpkins aren’t just meant for pie or playful evisceration. They are also a vegetable, a squash, and can therefore be eaten. The question is: How? How to best eat a pumpkin? The other questions is: Why? Pumpkins don’t taste particularly good. Why would you want to eat them? The answer is: Not all pumpkins are created equal. Smaller pumpkins are often delicious and are reminiscent of other winter squash. It’s the larger jack-o’-lantern type of pumpkins that give all the other pumpkins a bad reputation, at least in terms of texture and flavor. So I decided to do something about it. I decided to take some pumpkins, stuff them full of other things, and then roast them. It’s not an...
This oven-baked Miso Glazed Eggplant is easily the dream dish of any eggplant lover! The eggplant pieces are nicely caramelized on the edges yet so creamy in the middle. A satisfying vegan dish that can be done in 30 minutes.Miso-Glazed EggplantINGREDIENTS 3 Japanese eggplants (1.2 lb, 518 g) ▢1 Tbsp sesame oil (roasted) For Sweet Miso Sauce (enough for 4-6 eggplants) ▢3 Tbsp miso (I recommend using Organic White Miso by Hikari Miso) ▢1 Tbsp sugar ▢1 Tbsp mirin ▢½-1 Tbsp sake (or water; adjust the amount based on miso type) For Optional Garnish ▢2 tsp toasted white sesame seeds ▢1 green onion/scallion (I used 2 stalks since they are very thin and small) ▢5 shiso leaves (perilla/ooba) (Optional; no similar substitutions; Eggplant, shiso, and miso are the golden combo! Shiso can be found at a Japanese grocery store) INSTRUCTIONS Gather...
The post Paleo Cranberry Bars Recipe appeared first on Paleo Flourish. As soon as cranberries hit the grocery store shelves, I’m in full holiday mode! Truly, cranberry season is the best season, in my opinion. Now, I know cranberries have gotten a bad reputation – mainly due to the monstrosity of canned cranberry sauce. Do not let canned cranberry sauce trick you into disliking cranberries. To prove how delicious cranberries are, I created this Paleo cranberry bars recipe. And let me tell you, it’s one of my favorite recipes I’ve ever made. It’s just sweet enough but not enough to overpower the deliciously tart cranberries. And it’s incredibly easy to make. So, grab a bag of cranberries as well as...
Though traditional paella centers on a variety of meat and seafood, this dish is a vegetable-focused version that highlighted the array of hearty vegetables common in Spanish cuisine: artichokes, bell peppers, fennel, and peas. The artichokes and peppers have an extra flavor from roasting and then tossing them with a bright, lemony sauce. The sautéed fennel with chopped onion to gives the dish a rich caramelized flavor that gave the dish aromatic backbone. Chopped kalamata olives brought in a distinct pop of briny, contrasting flavor.Vegetable Paella [Vegan] Ingredients 3 cups jarred whole baby artichokes packed in water, quartered, rinsed, and patted dry 2 red bell peppers, stemmed, seeded, and chopped coarse 1/2 cup pitted kalamata olives, chopped 9 garlic cloves,...