Vegetarian Times Magazine, October 2013

    • Categories: Dressings & marinades; Quick / easy; Salads; Main course; Fall / autumn; Dairy-free; Egg-free; Vegan; Vegetarian; Low calorie
    • Ingredients: egg-free mayonnaise; white balsamic vinegar; celeriac; carrots; romaine lettuce; avocados; maple tempeh bacon; tempeh
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  • Kale salad with pomegranate and maple pecans

    • Tommelise on November 21, 2013

      Lovely recipe. I did not have any cheese, but I did not think the salad missed anything. I also cut the kale a lot smaller. The fresh flavour of the apple and pomegranate was really nice against the kale and with the nuts for extra crunchyness. I will make this again

  • Roasted squash and apple chowder with colorful potatoes

    • Nancith on October 08, 2018

      We enjoyed this chowder immensely, a great taste of autumn! The apple flavor really shone & the contrast with the roasted, pureed veggies & the solid bits made for a satisfying meal. I did use frozen apple concentrate, & sautéed the leeks before adding to the finished product, since the thought of barely cooked leeks did not appeal.

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  • Red cabbage salad with curried seitan

    • Bitten Word

      Sautéing (the seitan) in the curry powder gives it a nice, toasty crunch. We'd never say that seitan could pass for meat. But it was a nice addition that gave this salad some heft.

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  • Published Oct 01 2013
  • Format Magazine
  • Page Count 84
  • Language English
  • Countries United States

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For over 30 years, Vegetarian Times has been at the forefront of the healthy living movement, providing delicious recipes, expert wellness information and environmentally sound lifestyle solutions to a wide variety of individuals. Our goal is to remain a trusted resource for our faithful readers and to reach out to the new generation of full-time vegetarians and flexitarians who find themselves increasingly drawn to the health-conscious, eco-friendly, “green” lifestyle we have always promoted.