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Vietnamese Lemongrass Tofu
African Groundnut Stew
Bok Choy Doenjang Muchim
Cubed Radish Kimchi
Nachos
Tofu Teriyaki
Skillet Ravioli with Broccoli and Spinach
Cauliflower Alfredo
Korean Oven-fried Tofu with Spicy Sauce
Japanese Curry
Doenjang Jigae with Dashi
Pasta with Cauliflower and Chard
Arugula / Goat Cheese Pizza
Lentil Nut-Butter Brownies
Khichdi - Instant Pot
Chana Masala - Instant Pot
One-pot farro with tomato and onion
Farro Salad with Strawberries, Bacon, and Pepitas
Sushi Bowls
Tempeh and Black Bean Taco Filling
Bibimbap
Deviled Eggs
Korean Sweet and Spicy Tofu with Pineapple
Buffalo Tempeh
Meaty Marinated Tempeh
Miso Ramen
Tofu Vegetable Lasagna
BBQ Tempeh
Clams in white wine
Pear Ginger Bran Muffins
Bacon Turkey Bravo Panini
Fish Taco Bowls
Crab Salad BLT
Frozen Banana Dessert
Avocado / Pear / Pepper / Mozzarella Salad
Salad with Almond Honey Mustard
Salmon Cakes
Toast with goat cheese, harissa, avocado, egg, and honey
Taco Salad
Mushroom / Sweet Potato / Gouda Soup
Tomato / Spinach / Parmesan Soup
Smoked Salmon / Goat Cheese Frittata
Banana Frozen Yogurt
Japanese Salmon
Peanut Sauce
Steamed Red Bean Buns
Butternut Squash Mac and Cheese
Mushroom Gravy
Cioppino
Swiss Chard / Artichoke Pizza
Spicy Root Vegetable Soup with Goat Cheese
Spinach / Avocado Pesto
Tempeh (or turkey) Chili

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