Loaded herbaceous flavor, spices, and tangy vegan feta, these fritters are a flavor bomb! Perfectly crispy on the outside, tender and on the inside! We are serving them with our house made Tzatziki, root veggie fries, and a light green salad. Pairs perfectly with our Quinoa Tabbouleh Bowl this week.
To re-heat: Prepare a pan with a bit of olive oil. Heat the fritters (and the fries) in the prepared pan over medium-high heat for 2-3 minutes per side, until golden.
Read MoreCrisp, hearty, and tangy, this kale Caesar Salad has to be one of the best “classic salads” we have ever served. The combination of kale, romaine and crispy chickpeas make this salad extra light and fresh - and best of all - a homemade Vegan Caesar Dressing that's absolutely delicious!
TO SERVE: Empty all of the contents into a large salad bowl, toss with our Vegan Caesar Dressing and finish with a sprinkle of Vegan Pecan Parmesan and squeeze of fresh lemon. *Dressing and Parm are found inside your jar this week.
Read MoreThis mocha chia pudding combines two of our favorite things, the essence of coffee and rich chocolate, to create a healthy breakfast or afternoon snack that tastes like a decadent dessert. Yum!
Read MoreTabbouleh is a popular dish throughout the Middle East, and has roots in Lebanese cooking. This fresh vegan salad features chopped fresh parsley, fresh mint, roasted carrots, chickpeas, our house made tahini dressing and served with roasted cauliflower and bright vibrant greens. Traditional tabbouleh is made from bulgar wheat, but we have replaced this grain with toasted quinoa, making the dish gluten free and adding a boost of plant protein.
TO SERVE: Empty the contents of jar into a large bowl. Top with crunchy slivered almonds and currants. Add a fresh squeeze of lemon for brightness…YUM!
Read MoreSpin on an Aspen classic (ode to Kelly’s wrapping days @ The Big Wrap!). With rice and beans, teriyaki tofu - piled high with crisp fresh romaine and carrot jicama slaw - this checks the boxes for flavorful, nutritious-delicious-ready-to-go meal.
TO SERVE: We love this at room temp (on the run) or as a warm | cold combo with rice, beans and tofu cooked warm, topped with all the fresh crisp goodies. Top it all off with our NEW! Almond Butter Thai Sauce, add your fresh cilantro, scallions and even mint!
Read MoreMango, avocado, spinach, almond butter, almonds, date, banana, coconut flakes + Your Super Power Matcha {Matcha, Moringa, Maca, Wheatgrass, Barley Grass}
Read MoreAn unusually flavorful white detox soup filled with anti-inflammatory ingredients like celery, leeks and cauliflower and warming spices. Although the color white is associated with processed foods like sugar and flour, white vegetables found in nature are actually high in powerful phyto-chemicals that fight off cancer, improve blood pressure and kidney function.
TO SERVE: Heat soup over stove top at med|high heat to desired temp. Salt and pepper to taste. Garnish with chopped parsley and basil.
Read MoreThese chewy, seedy, savory bars are crazy good and have quickly become one of our favorite healthy treats. Packed with protein and energy they are perfect as an after-workout snack or an afternoon pick-me-up. We like to store ours in the freezer to keep them nice and firm.
Read MoreSweet dark cherries, cauliflower, raw cacao powder, medjool date, almond butter, hemp hearts, cacao nibs, spinach.
Read MoreBlueberries, blackberries, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, currants, gluten-free oats, walnuts, flax seeds, hemp seeds, sea salt, cinnamon, Your Super Energy Bomb {Guarana, Maca, Lucuma, Acai, and Banana}.
Read MoreTzatziki is a cucumber and yogurt-based sauce or dip commonly served in Mediterranean cuisine. Our plant-based version is herbaceous, cool and creamy, but made without the dairy! This would make the perfect dip for fresh vegetables and warm pita, served with olives. Pairs nicely with our Falafel Bowl this week.
Read MoreRich and creamy, earthy, and savory, this dip meets all of our TF requirements for a great dip. Serve with plantain chips, a crusty piece of bread, or our veggie crudités.
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