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Tofu Provencal

Tofu, high in protein, low in calories, is made from curdled soy milk, and is available in several textures. Tofu can be refrigerated for up to a week. Store tofu in water and change the water daily. This flavorful stew is delicious with pasta, rice, or steamed new potatoes.

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Eggless Egg and Garden Veggie Salad

This tofu-based filling is reminiscent of a traditional egg and mayo salad recipe, but studded with raw veggies that provide color as well as a little crunch.

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Rodeo Ranch Dressing

1 cup vegan mayonnaise
1/2 tsp. garlic powder…

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Rhonda’s No-Oil Salad Dressing (raw)

1 cup raw almonds
1 cup distilled water…

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Orange Asian-Style Dressing

It’s yummy! Trust me….

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Diane’s Creamy Tahini/Herb Salad Dressing

I must admit that salad dressing is my big “frustration” with this program. I have come up with one salad dressing that I really do like … it’s “creamy” and just “rich” enough to satisfy, plus it’s a welcome change from vinegar.

Carob Pie

Carob Pie

Delicious carob pie sweetened only with dates from Bake With Dates

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Jalapeño Cranberry Papaya Couscous

Sweet, spicy, and a little bit sour, with no added fat. Tastes scrumptious hot or cold. We prefer to eat it cold over a bed of baby spinach or steamed kale. Skip the optional tofu or tempeh, and you’ve made the dish soy free!–JoniCeline

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Sweet Potato Sesame Spread

I Love this spread. It is absolutely awesome on my buckwheat pizza crust , with pasta, on bread, or just as dipping sauce for veggies.–Jarafel

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Chococado Pudding

This guilt-free pudding will have people wondering why all puddings aren’t made from avocados!

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    • Simple Scrambled Tofu and Kale with Sweet Potato Fries
      I’ve long relied on soups as a way to cram as many vegetables as I can into my family’s diet, but the truth is, my daughter prefers to eat her leafy greens mixed into one of her two favorite foods: lasagna and tofu. Lasagna will always be her first choice, but for a super-quick meal […]
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