Vegetables Recipes
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Cauliflower Gnocchi with Creamy Sun-Dried Tomato Sauce
Kick your cauliflower gnocchi up a notch with this creamy sun-dried tomato sauce with fresh herbs makes for a rustic, delicious dish! Regular gnocchi works great, too. -
Cauliflower Gnocchi (Trader Joe’s Copycat!)
Trader Joe’s gluten-free cauliflower gnocchi has become a popular frozen food kitchen staple. This copycat version uses five ingredients—so easy! Add it to soup, toss with your favorite sauce, or sauté with a little olive oil for a simple Italian dinner. -
Italian Skillet Chicken with Spinach, Tomatoes, and Onions
Break out your skillet tonight for this Italian-inspired chicken dish! Spinach, tomatoes, red onion, and capers combine to make this super simple meal a flavor superstar. Freezes well, too! -
How to Make Cauliflower Rice
Eating more veggies is easy when you turn cauliflower into rice! It's not some trick—a simple whiz in the food processor and a quick turn in a hot pan, and you've got a "rice" dish in just minutes. -
Sheet Pan Salmon and Broccoli with Miso Butter
This one-pan dinner is ready in a flash! Broccoli takes on a sweetness in the oven, and the salmon, topped with miso butter, becomes flavorful and moist. This one is sure to become a favorite! -
Sun-dried Tomato Pesto
When basil isn't in season, try Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto! Made with walnuts, it's punchy and sweet. Try it with pasta (of course), but also as a spread on sandwiches, as a dip with veggies, or stirred into soup! -
Broccoli Cheddar Soup
This easy one-pot broccoli cheddar soup is so comforting during cold months. Simple ingredient list, and make it start to finish in under an hour. -
4 Ways to Make a Batch of Roasted Vegetables Last All Week
A sheet pan of roasted vegetables can be used in so many different ways! Roast up a big pan at the beginning of the week and add them to soups, pastas, and other meals all week long. -
Quinoa Bowls with Sweet Potatoes, Black Beans, and Spinach
Need a good make-ahead meal? These Quinoa Bowls are loaded with creamy black beans, vitamin packed sweet potatoes, wilted spinach, and crunchy pepitas! Make everything on a Sunday and you have work-day lunches ready for the week! -
How to Make the Best Cauliflower Pizza Crust
Yes, you really can make pizza out of cauliflower! This cauliflower crust is gluten-free, not hard at all to execute, and tastes great because you've made it yourself. Top it with any of your favorite pizza toppings and grab a slice! -
Twice Baked Potatoes
When is the last time you had Twice Baked Potatoes?! Here are two variations on a classic recipe: one with a cheddar cheese and bacon stuffing, the other with a blue cheese and chives stuffing. -
Greek Meatloaf with Spinach and Feta
Tangy, garlicky, and savory—this Greek meatloaf gets flavor boosts from spinach, feta and pomegranate molasses, a common ingredient in Mediterranean food. -
Slow Cooker Chicken Stock
There's something so satisfying about making your own chicken stock, and doing it in the slow cooker is a total set-it-and-forget-it exercise. Use it in soups and risotto, sip it from a mug, freeze it for future use—the possibilities are endless. -
Minestrone Soup
Minestrone soup is an Italian classic! This version is made with cannellini beans, chicken stock, cabbage, potato, zucchini, carrots, plum tomatoes, and Parmesan cheese. -
Pressure Cooker Butternut Squash Soup
Pressure Cooker Butternut Squash Soup! Steam the whole squash in a pressure cooker like the Instant Pot, then puree it with onion, celery, carrot, apples, and broth. Quick and easy. -
Pan-Seared Pork Chops with Garlic and Greens
These pan-seared pork chops with a side of garlicky greens are the perfect one-pan meal. It's ready in about half an hour, too! P.S. Brining makes all the difference with making juicy chops, so don't skip it. -
Easy Vegetarian Chili with Mushrooms
With a well-stocked pantry, this Vegetarian Chili is an easy weeknight meal! Let it simmer while you set the table, unload the dishwasher, or relax on the couch. Loaded with beans, tomatoes, and spices, it's a good one to add to your chili rotation. -
Hearty Roasted Vegetable and Chicken Stew
When it's cold and you need to warm up from the inside, this Hearty Roasted Vegetable and Chicken Stew is precisely what you need. It's creamy and thick with chunks of carrot, potato, and mushroom. A sunny blend of spices (turmeric, cumin, and harissa) perks up the whole pot. -
Chorizo-Stuffed Sweet Potatoes
Check out these Chorizo-Stuffed Sweet Potatoes! That's right: Russets aren't the only potatoes worth stuffing! Here, we're stuffing roasted sweet potatoes with a mixture of spicy chorizo, tangy cotija cheese, peppers, and onions. -
Pressure Cooker White Chicken Chili
This White Chicken Chili is proof that chili doesn't have to be red and beefy to be delicious. Plus, this version is ready in a fraction of the time thanks to the pressure cooker! -
Stuffed Delicata Squash with Pancetta and Goat Cheese
This Stuffed Delicata Squash recipe is an elegant dinner party meal, but it's also easy enough to make on a weeknight. We're stuffing these with a mix of pancetta, goat cheese, rice, and mushrooms! -
Ground Beef Chili
Everyone needs a recipe for classic beef chili. Make this one your go-to! It's made with corn, peppers, tomatoes, and beans, and makes enough to freeze for later! -
Bourbon Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Mashed sweet potatoes are great, but add a little bourbon and they become outright decadent! Make this easy side dish for Thanksgiving or a holiday party this year. -
Ginger-Soy Steamed Salmon with Spicy Maple Sauce
In this installment of Eat Your Food! from our writer Nick Evans, he feeds his kids Ginger-Soy Steamed Salmon with Spicy Maple Sauce. Regardless of whether you have tiny mouths to feed, this cooks quickly in a steamer basket and makes for a well-rounded, flavorful dinner. -
Sheet-Pan Harissa Chicken with Carrots and Cauliflower
Sheet Pan Harissa Chicken! If you're not familiar with harissa, it's a blend of chiles, spices, garlic, and olive oil. It livens up simple chicken and veggies in this sheet-pan dinner! -
Make Ahead Mashed Potatoes
Don't stress over mashed potatoes, make them ahead! These extra-rich make-ahead mashed potatoes can be kept refrigerated or frozen, and then reheated when you're ready to eat.