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closeup of crudité platter with a dressing and sliced baguette
Appetizers, Snacks, Vegan, Vegetarian

How to Build a Stunning Crudité Platter (That Actually Gets Eaten)

There are appetizers and party tricks, and then there’s the crudité platter: a showstopper masquerading as a pile of raw vegetables. But when done right, it’s less obligatory health corner, more gorgeous centerpiece with a side of pat on the back. Because nothing says “I […]

Salads, Vegetarian

Peach, Raspberry and Watercress Salad

It’s sweet. It’s tangy. It’s just a little peppery. This Peach, Raspberry and Watercress Salad comes together in less than twenty minutes (unless you’re slicing your peaches aesthetically for Instagram). If you’ve never tossed juicy peaches and raspberries with peppery watercress, today is the day […]

toasted sourdough topped with creamy, tangy egg salad and garnished with fresh dill
Breakfast, Vegetarian

Egg Salad Toast

It can be a quick breakfast, an easy snack, something to bring to a picnic. This Egg Salad Toast can be anything you want, and whatever that is, it’s going to be bright, tangy, and full of healthy fats and protein. I always try to […]

Golden, crispy Eggplant Parmigiana topped with melted mozzarella and fresh basil on a baking dish.
Side Dishes, Vegetarian

Eggplant Parmigiana

Eggplant Parmigiana, an iconic Italian classic, feels luxurious and indulgent despite its simplicity: layers of fried eggplants that are covered in generous amounts of parmesan cheese, toasted breadcrumbs, fresh basil, and tomato sauce. The result is the ultimate comfort food. There’s nothing like some Mediterranean […]

A dish of easy baked gnocchi topped with melted cheese and fresh basil.
Baking, Vegetarian

Easy Baked Gnocchi

This Easy Baked Gnocchi recipe is a cheesy, comforting dish that’s perfect for a weeknight meal. Made with tomato sauce and fresh mozzarella, it’s truly a must-try. Rationally, I know gnocchi are a varied family of dumplings. Emotionally, I see them as pasta. I can’t […]