The combination of sweet apricots and dates, deeply savory garlic, and onions and crunchy and silky textures of breads and nuts will keep even the most distractible guest interested.
This dish is a fine side dish for chicken or fish, or as a meat-free main course.
Adding ginger and cinnamon to apricots gives them an earthy, almost dessert-like flavor and would complement a turkey or duck main course.
The antioxidant benefits of cabbage, vitamin-rich mushrooms, and the fiber and protein of farro all in one dish.
The combination of polenta and mushrooms in particular is potent, boosting each other’s antioxidant health benefits.
Chips—salty and addictive—are a big source of extra calories, and because they’re usually fried or baked in oil, they’re full of free radicals.
Both the cake and the spread freeze well, so this is an easy, make-ahead treat for entertaining.
This savory garbanzo dish is bursting with flavor and good nutrition. Add any vegetables—such as chopped spinach, thinly sliced Chinese cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, etc.—to the bowl to individualize...
We think these multigrain crackers are a fun replacement for graham crackers—a little bit sweet with a nice crunch.
A Crusty Whole Wheat Baguette makes the best French toast, but day-old or “stale” bread of any kind will work.