This gluten-free, oil-free, plant-based burger has the two characteristics most needed in a good veggie burger: the right texture and an interesting flavor combination. Homemade vegan burgers with beans can be mushy, a real turn-off. These burgers get their structure from sturdy legumes, ground chia “eggs,” oatmeal, and seeds. The flavor comes from ketchup, mustard, and a good dose of dry spices.
Read MoreMany vegan meatball recipes contain beans, which give the meatballs a soft, squishy texture. This recipe uses mushrooms, walnuts, and grated tempeh—held together with a little vital wheat gluten—to get a firm, chewy texture. These meatballs hold up very well in sauces or soups.
Read MoreThis no-oil “ground beef” substitute, with its chewy-crispy texture, can be used in tacos, burritos, tostadas, enchiladas, taquitos, or on nachos. They are the ultimate all-purpose ingredient for quick Mexican dishes.
Read MoreThis is a family-friendly recipe and great for summer dinners. And only one pot to clean up! I found that green lentils work best because they hold their shape better than brown or red. Delicious!
Read MoreNo-oil method for turning bland tofu into flavorful slices of umami goodness. I love how this method takes all the jiggle out of tofu, too. The slices are great on sandwiches, or you can cut the slices up and use the pieces for bowls, stir-fries, fajitas, and the list goes on.
Read MoreThese gluten-free black bean burgers have incredible texture and taste without any added oil. The burgers are baked rather than pan-fried, which not only saves on oil but also eliminates time standing at the stove. They freeze well and go with lots of toppings.
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