This recipe was recently featured on Pittsburgh Earth Day’s website for World Environment Day, and it’s the perfect thing to take to all of your outdoor, warm weather gatherings.
Hear me out: Mississippi Pot Roast is the perfect summer meal. It requires zero chopping, cooks all day while you’re doing fun summer things, and is even better as lunch leftovers on day two. Make your own ranch mixture with ingredients you probably already have, set that timer for 8-10 hours and head out into the sunshine!
I’ve been making this simple, healthful, veggie-packed soup on repeat while asparagus is deliciously crisp and in-season. Get a couple of bunches at the market, plus some other simple ingredients, with a gluten-free baguette on the side, and dinner’s served.
This Honey-Dijon Lemon Vinaigrette provides a citrusy, slightly sweet note, perfect to dress up bitter spring greens coming into season such as arugula, radicchio and endive.
This Easter, my family and I will be gathered around this completely allergen-free version of a traditional, family-favorite quiche. A chickpea batter made with nutritional yeast and oat milk replaces the eggs, and allows fresh spring vegetables and herbs to shine. Happy (almost) Easter!
This fun, one-pot meal has all of the flavors of lasagna, without the layering and long cook time. Perfect for a cozy weeknight in!
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