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Explore the captivating world of plant-based culinary creations! Dive into articles celebrating the realm of vegan and vegetarian cuisine, offering flavorful dishes that can harmonize with nature.
Although it may seem like a complete contradiction, cold soup is a thing. A very delicious and refreshing thing that...
Avocados can be salty or sweet, smooth or chunky, fried or frozen, but they can't be beaten.
Pickling is most commonly associated with cucumbers, but the process yields delicious results from a variety of fruits and vegetables.
Salads classically come with some kind of lettuce as the base, but there are many different variations providing similar yet exciting flavors and none of that specific leafy green.
Vegetables are filled with natural sugars, making them excellent options for a dessert menu.
Grilling fruit gives chefs a variety of unique and flavorful options to consider, from pancake breakfasts to a variety of drinks and desserts.
Cornbread can be sweet or salty, offering chefs a strong base off which they can provide a wide range of flavors and textures to their customers.
Potato skins are a longtime favorite that can easily be changed and improved to offer a variety of new tastes and experiences to your customers.
One of the most promising developments in the pursuit of a more convincing stand-in for beef has been the use of heme, so cooking professionals should familiarize themselves with the latest advancements in burger science.
Try these approaches to preparing cauliflower and you’ll soon see that there are endless ways to put your produce to work.
Two of the most common food-related allergies involve tree nuts and peanuts. Chefs can use peanut butter substitutes to cater to a broader audience.
A new food trend is popping up in stores, restaurants and home kitchens: pickles, and not of the common cucumber variety. Pickled fruits and vegetables of all kinds can be pleasing additions to a dish.
A vegetable medley makes a simple but satisfying addition to dinner by bringing a welcome mixture of colors and flavors to the table.
Using more fruits and vegetables on your menu is in line with general customer sentiment, meaning your restaurant appears relevant and responsive.
The colder months are a great opportunity to explore the flavors and textures of favorites like root vegetables and squash in your dishes.
Here are 11 creative ways to put those avocados to good use in the kitchen.
Cauliflower is far more than a vegetable side dish.
By combining the love of burgers with the health benefits of veganism, chefs have created a range of patty options.
Try one of these easy dishes the next time you find yourself with a vegetable surplus.
One vegetable you should not overlook is chard, which is notable for its flavor, texture and versatility.
Try one of these recipes to discover the flavorful possibilities of avocado-based treats.
No more boring zucchini when culinary arts students follow these recipes!
Cauliflower is far more than just a side dish.
Here’s a rundown on some of the most popular purple preferences of fruit and veggie enthusiasts.
These two vegetable sides go well beyond the conservative classics.
Try a few different recipes that spotlight corn, and then come up with your own ideas for this versatile veggie.
Jackfruit has a longstanding place in Asian cuisine, and over the past few years, it has become an important ingredient in the U.S. as well.
With floral cocktails, the bright colors of the season find their way into delicious beverages.
These are a few reasons you should consider starting an herb garden today.
Everyone’s favorite party dip gets a pasta night makeover with this ooey gooey spinach and artichoke lasagna from an online...
If you want to master guacamole, you need the right avocados, a little bit of spice and the right preparation.
Here are three delicious ways to put different greens to work in your dishes.
Edible seaweeds contribute unique taste and texture,
Cauliflower is packed with opportunities to try out different cooking techniques.
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