Tamales de Rajas y Queso: A Plant-Based Delight of Oaxaca’s Streets
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From awesome meal inspiration to stories that take you behind the scenes, get the dish on all the ways Vevan makes your cheese-lovin’ dairy-free dreams come true.
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A fresh and flavorful tofu laab made with herbs, lime, and spices for a light yet satisfying plant-based dish.Read more >
Crispy pan-seared fish topped with a bright citrus pesto.Read more >
Chicken congee (ji zhou) is more than a dish—it is a cornerstone of Chinese comfort food, cherished for its soothing warmth and transformative simplicity. Renowned food anthropologist Fuchsia Dunlop, in her exploration of Jiangnan culinary traditions, distills this philosophy into a recipe that marries tender chicken, fragrant ginger, and glistening rice. Adapted by Sara Bonisteel, this version preserves the essence of Shanghai’s late-night street-food culture, where a bowl of congee becomes a sanctuary of flavor and comfort.Read more >
From the Philadelphia restaurant Zahav’s co-authors Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook, this streamlined hummus recipe from their cookbook *Israeli Soul* delivers the authentic, nutty satisfaction of traditional versions—yet in a fraction of the time. Boasting a full 16-ounce jar of tahini for intense flavor, the result is a smooth, velvety base topped with roasted vegetables, making it an ideal weeknight staple.Read more >
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Indulge in this comforting, layered dish that marries the creamy richness of cheesy grits with zesty, saucy black beans, fresh avocado, and crisp radish. A perfect Tex-Mex-inspired meal for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, it balances bold flavors and smooth textures for a satisfying culinary experience.Read more >
Panettone, the airy, fruit-infused Italian sweet bread, deserves a starring role—even in its final days. This bread pudding recipe transforms leftover or slightly aged panettone into a decadent, custard-rich dish, ideal for holiday feasts or cozy winter evenings. Light enough for breakfast, yet indulgent enough for dessert, it marries the bread’s natural sweetness with a velvety custard, proving that culinary creativity can salvage even the most “past its prime” panettone.Read more >
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