Fruity Spring Salad 🍓🥗🫐 
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Do you like fruit in your salads?? I never used to but it has been hitting lately! This salad is super easy and perf for warmer spring days. You’ll need:
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— Arugula & Spinach
— Sliced Cucumbers
— Sliced Snow Peas
— Sliced Radish
— Blueberries
— Strawberries
— Avocado
— Lentils
— Slivered Almonds
— Vegan Ricotta
— Lemon Vinaigrette (juice of 2 lemons, 1/4 cup olive oil, 2 minced garlic cloves, 1/4 tsp sea salt, 1/4 tsp pepper, 1 tsp dijon mustard)

#veganrecipes #plantbased #springsalad #healthysalad
Favorite breakfast of the moment—
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— @zakthebaker poppyseed bagel
— vegan cream cheese 
— thinly sliced cucumbers 
— arugula
— @wearebrightland chili oil
— salt & pepper
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Happy Tuesday 🥯
Street Corn Bowl with Tofu Lentil Picadillo 🌽 Street Corn Bowl with Tofu Lentil Picadillo 🌽 
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This vegan bowl is inspired from one of my favorite LA spots @tocayaorganica which is sadly not here in Miami!
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The bowls are not identical, mine is lighter and not as spicy. I did add a drizzle of my Cashew Cilantro dressing which does have a small kick from the red pepper flakes.
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This bowl is great for lunch or dinner, and makes a large portion to share with your friends or keep on hand for meal prepping throughout the week.
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If you make this recipe be sure to tag me!
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I made this recipe for @abbotsbutcher May recipes, find the recipe in the link in their bio!
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It’s cheesy, decadent, filling, flavorful, and so fun to put together. Seriously one of my favorite creations. Go try it!!!
black tahini toast — ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ black tahini toast —
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One of my favorite plant based spreads. Black tahini is thicker, earthier, and toastier than regular tahini. Regular white tahini uses hulled sesame seeds, black tahini uses unhulled sesame seeds.
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Because it’s thick and slightly drying in your mouth I love pairing black tahini with something super hydrating like thinly sliced cucumber. I drizzled olive oil, a sprinkle of sea salt, and topped w arugula sprouts 🌱 
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If you don’t feel like making a batch the brand Kevala sells bottled back tahini. I loveee it on toast but it’s commonly used in baking (which I haven’t dipped into yet!)
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For this spread I added 1.5 cups black sesame seeds, 3 cloves roasted garlic, 2 tbsp sesame oil, and 1/4 tsp sea salt in a food processor and blended until super creamy. You’ll need to scrape down the sides frequently. Keep in mind black tahini is thicker than regular tahini so it won’t reach the same smooth consistency.
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Is black tahini too exotic or something you would try?!
This arugula salad is screaaaaming spring. It’s This arugula salad is screaaaaming spring. It’s made with my #1 favorite vegan chick’n from @abbotsbutcher tossed in a zingy lemon vinaigrette 🍋
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Find the recipe in @abbotsbutcher bio!

#arugulasalad #springrecipes #veganrecipes #veganchicken
Quinoa Fried “Rice” 🍚🥕🍄🍳 
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Classic fried rice swapped with quinoa and avocado oil! Traditionally restaurants use canola oil in fried rice which is suuuuper inflammatory. For me personally it makes my joints swell, gives me a headache, and upsets my stomach. Good news is you can easily make fried rice at home with healthier ingredients like avocado oil 🥑 
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Here I used quinoa (more nutrients than rice - fiber, protein, calcium, magnesium, & zinc to name a few) Nothing wrong with rice OF COURSE, I eat it all the time, but nutrition wise quinoa is superior.
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Vegan eggs - tbh products like JUST egg are incredible but don’t have a good ingredient list sadly. I enjoy it time to time (balance!) but I recommend making your own eggs from high protein tofu. Crumble and toss in turmeric, kala namak (black salt), paprika, and nutritional yeast. Sauté for 10ish min in avocado oil. 
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Carrots & mushrooms cooked in avocado oil. I kept the heat on low and cooked the veggies for 10ish minutes before adding in the quinoa and tamari. Feel free to add in peas, broccoli, or any other veg you desire.
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Crispy tofu. Coat tofu cubes in avocado oil, either oat/almond flour or cornstarch, and sea salt. Air fry until crispy. Keep in mind using corn starch will make your tofu significantly crispier, flour will make it more bready.
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Optionally top with green onions. I like making a biggg batch of this fried “rice” and keeping it on hand in the fridge for quick lunches.
happiness tings😁🧡🎾🐕🍋
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can’t believe it’s may😜 wishing everyone the best month yet
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Main Dishes, Recipes · May 18, 2021

Stuffed Red Bell Peppers – Vegan & Low FODMAP

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Stuffed Red Bell Peppers.

Light, refreshing, and ultra healthy Stuffed Red Bell Peppers. This recipe is great if you’re looking for healthy lunch or dinner recipes, vegan low FODMAP recipes, or weight loss recipes.

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Vegan & Low FODMAP

This recipe is 100% vegan and can easily be made low FODMAP by removing the garlic powder. I used tempeh as the protein source in the filling which, like tofu, is made from soy beans but is fermented. I have found fermented foods to be instrumental in healing my gut. Whether you have gut issues or not, I highly recommend incorporating fermented foods into your diet. They’re a natural probiotic, enhance digestion, and help to balance your gut flora which in turn massively strengthens your immune system. My favorites fermented foods & probiotic packed foods include:

  • Tempeh.
  • Kombucha.
  • Sauerkraut.
  • Kimchi.
  • Cultured plant-based coconut yogurt or kefirs.
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If you’re NOT on a temporary low FODMAP diet and can handle garlic, using a pinch of garlic powder will add a nice flavor undertone to the dish. Feel free to add chopped onion in with the chopped bell peppers and carrots too.

vegan low fodmap stuffed bell peppers

Wild Rice

I used wild rice in the filling along with tempeh. Wild rice is technically a type of grass and is more nutrient dense than traditional rice, or even brown rice. I used a wild rice blend here (wild rice mixed with brown rice) but either option works. You can also use forbidden black rice which is incredibly nutritious and has a nutty flavor. I recommend making a large batch and storing it in an airtight container in the fridge for the week. Having prepared ingredients like rice readily available is extremely convenient and fights against the urge to order delivery.

vegan low fodmap stuffed bell peppers

Meal Prepped Stuffed Bell Peppers

If you’re looking for healthy meals you can prep in advance, these stuffed bell peppers are perfect. Bake the bell peppers, stuff them, but instead of baking them a second time store them in an airtight container in the fridge. When you’re ready to enjoy them, bake them for 25 min at 350 degrees.

stuffed red bell peppers meal prepped

Stuffed Red Bell Peppers Process:

I recommend making the cakes and baba ganoush in advance, but you can make it all on the spot. Consequently it’ll just take a bit of time and prep. The baba ganoush lasts a week in the fridge, and the cakes last a few months in the freezer. When you’re ready to eat them, pop them in the oven, air fryer, or microwave. Here’s the entire process start to finish:

  1. Prep your bell peppers. Carefully chop the top of the bell pepper off and use your knife to remove the center part with seeds. If your bell pepper doesn’t stand upright, evenly chop the base. Make sure not to cut too much of the base or the filling will fall through. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes.
  2. Utilize your scraps. Don’t throw away the caps and base of your bell peppers! Chop the edible parts (not the stem or seeds) and throw in a mixing bowl with chopped carrots. Cook both in avocado oil. If you’re NOT on a temporary low FODMAP diet, feel free to throw in diced onion and minced garlic.
  3. Prep your filling. Cook your wild rice. Crumble your tempeh and mix into your bell pepper and carrot mix along with your seasoning. Mix in the wild rice as soon as it’s done cooking. Finally, mix in your spinach and as soon as it starts to wild, remove the mixture from heat. Mix in the fresh cilantro.
  4. Stuff your red bell peppers. Evenly divide the filling into each red bell pepper and arrange on a parchment lined baking tray. Optionally top with vegan shredded cheese, thinly sliced jalapeño, and cilantro. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes and serve. If you’re meal prepping these, don’t bake them until you’re ready to eat them.

{Related Recipes: If you like this recipe you’ll love my STUFFED SPAGHETTI SQUASH and my MUNG BEAN PLANTAIN BOWL.}

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Stuffed Red Bell Peppers

Vegan and low FODMAP stuffed red bell peppers.
Servings: 5 bell peppers

Ingredients

  • 5 red bell peppers
  • 1 tbsp avocado oil
  • 1 block tempeh
  • 3/4 cup wild rice
  • 2 cups water
  • 2 carrots, peeled and diced
  • 1 tsp cumin
  • 1 tsp paprika
  • 2 tbsp nutritional yeast
  • 2 cups raw spinach
  • 1/2 jalapeño, thinly sliced
  • shredded vegan cheese optional topping
  • 1/2 cup cilantro plus extra for topping
  • 1 tsp garlic powder if low FODMAP skip this ingredient
  • sea salt & pepper to taste

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees then wash your bell peppers well. Chop a small amount of the base of the bell pepper so that it stands upright and doesn’t tip over. Be careful not to cut too much off so that the filling falls through.
  • Chop the top of the bell pepper off then carefully use your knife to cut out the seeds in the middle. Make sure not to throw away your bell pepper scraps! Arrange on a parchment lined baking tray and bake for 15 minutes.
  • While the bell peppers are cooking, dice the base and cap of your bell peppers (minus the stem which you can discard.) Peel and dice your carrots. Heat avocado oil on a wide frying pan then add the diced bell peppers and carrots.
  • In a separate sauce pan, cook the wild rice in water.
  • After about 5 minutes of cooking, add the cumin, nutritional yeast, paprika, and garlic powder. If you’re on a temporary low FODMAP diet, do NOT add the garlic as it will exacerbate symptoms.
  • Crumble the block of tempeh then add into the mix. If the mixture gets too dry, add more avocado oil. Cook until the carrots are soft and the tempeh is golden brown. Mix in the wild rice and season with salt and pepper.
  • Quickly add in the spinach and cook until just wilted. Turn off the heat then mix in the cilantro.
  • Evenly stuff the bell peppers with the filling then top with shredded vegan cheese (optional), sliced jalapeño, and cilantro. Bake for 25 minutes at 350 degrees.
  • Eat fresh or store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days.

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    Fruity Spring Salad 🍓🥗🫐 
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Do you like fruit in your salads?? I never used to but it has been hitting lately! This salad is super easy and perf for warmer spring days. You’ll need:
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— Arugula & Spinach
— Sliced Cucumbers
— Sliced Snow Peas
— Sliced Radish
— Blueberries
— Strawberries
— Avocado
— Lentils
— Slivered Almonds
— Vegan Ricotta
— Lemon Vinaigrette (juice of 2 lemons, 1/4 cup olive oil, 2 minced garlic cloves, 1/4 tsp sea salt, 1/4 tsp pepper, 1 tsp dijon mustard)

#veganrecipes #plantbased #springsalad #healthysalad
    Favorite breakfast of the moment—
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— @zakthebaker poppyseed bagel
— vegan cream cheese 
— thinly sliced cucumbers 
— arugula
— @wearebrightland chili oil
— salt & pepper
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Happy Tuesday 🥯
    Street Corn Bowl with Tofu Lentil Picadillo 🌽 Street Corn Bowl with Tofu Lentil Picadillo 🌽 
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This vegan bowl is inspired from one of my favorite LA spots @tocayaorganica which is sadly not here in Miami!
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The bowls are not identical, mine is lighter and not as spicy. I did add a drizzle of my Cashew Cilantro dressing which does have a small kick from the red pepper flakes.
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This bowl is great for lunch or dinner, and makes a large portion to share with your friends or keep on hand for meal prepping throughout the week.
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If you make this recipe be sure to tag me!
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    Mexican Lasagna 🌱 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Mexican Lasagna 🌱 
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I made this recipe for @abbotsbutcher May recipes, find the recipe in the link in their bio!
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It’s cheesy, decadent, filling, flavorful, and so fun to put together. Seriously one of my favorite creations. Go try it!!!
    black tahini toast — ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ black tahini toast —
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One of my favorite plant based spreads. Black tahini is thicker, earthier, and toastier than regular tahini. Regular white tahini uses hulled sesame seeds, black tahini uses unhulled sesame seeds.
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Because it’s thick and slightly drying in your mouth I love pairing black tahini with something super hydrating like thinly sliced cucumber. I drizzled olive oil, a sprinkle of sea salt, and topped w arugula sprouts 🌱 
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If you don’t feel like making a batch the brand Kevala sells bottled back tahini. I loveee it on toast but it’s commonly used in baking (which I haven’t dipped into yet!)
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For this spread I added 1.5 cups black sesame seeds, 3 cloves roasted garlic, 2 tbsp sesame oil, and 1/4 tsp sea salt in a food processor and blended until super creamy. You’ll need to scrape down the sides frequently. Keep in mind black tahini is thicker than regular tahini so it won’t reach the same smooth consistency.
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Is black tahini too exotic or something you would try?!
    This arugula salad is screaaaaming spring. It’s This arugula salad is screaaaaming spring. It’s made with my #1 favorite vegan chick’n from @abbotsbutcher tossed in a zingy lemon vinaigrette 🍋
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Find the recipe in @abbotsbutcher bio!

#arugulasalad #springrecipes #veganrecipes #veganchicken
    Quinoa Fried “Rice” 🍚🥕🍄🍳 
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Classic fried rice swapped with quinoa and avocado oil! Traditionally restaurants use canola oil in fried rice which is suuuuper inflammatory. For me personally it makes my joints swell, gives me a headache, and upsets my stomach. Good news is you can easily make fried rice at home with healthier ingredients like avocado oil 🥑 
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Here I used quinoa (more nutrients than rice - fiber, protein, calcium, magnesium, & zinc to name a few) Nothing wrong with rice OF COURSE, I eat it all the time, but nutrition wise quinoa is superior.
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Vegan eggs - tbh products like JUST egg are incredible but don’t have a good ingredient list sadly. I enjoy it time to time (balance!) but I recommend making your own eggs from high protein tofu. Crumble and toss in turmeric, kala namak (black salt), paprika, and nutritional yeast. Sauté for 10ish min in avocado oil. 
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Carrots & mushrooms cooked in avocado oil. I kept the heat on low and cooked the veggies for 10ish minutes before adding in the quinoa and tamari. Feel free to add in peas, broccoli, or any other veg you desire.
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Crispy tofu. Coat tofu cubes in avocado oil, either oat/almond flour or cornstarch, and sea salt. Air fry until crispy. Keep in mind using corn starch will make your tofu significantly crispier, flour will make it more bready.
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Optionally top with green onions. I like making a biggg batch of this fried “rice” and keeping it on hand in the fridge for quick lunches.
    happiness tings😁🧡🎾🐕🍋
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can’t believe it’s may😜 wishing everyone the best month yet
    Coachella dump ✨ best time with the best ppl! Coachella dump ✨ best time with the best ppl!
    what I’ve been eating these days —
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I’m in the process of a big move (la > miami) so I haven’t had time to experiment with toooo many new recipes. Here are the meals I’ve had on repeat the past few weeks:
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1. Sushi Salad Bowl with romaine, crispy rock tofu, pickled ginger, cucumber, radish, furikake, tamari. Optionally add steamed rice fluffed with rice vinegar.
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2. Fruity Smoothie with mango, banana, strawberries, epic vanilla protein powder, and coconut water topped with matcha granola, nut butter, and hemp seeds.
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3. Breakfast Sandwich with a tofu egg spread (high protein tofu blended with a touch of vegan mayo, black salt, and turmeric), tomato, avocado, vegan feta, romaine, and lemon zest.
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4. Arugula Salad with arugula, jasmine rice, @abbotsbutcher chorizo, boiled japanese potatoes with salt & lots of pepper, air fried zucchini, radish, and @fodyfoods maple dijon dressing.
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5. Chocolate Chia Pudding with 2 tbsp chia seeds, 1/2 cup @malkorganics almond milk, 1 tbsp maple syrup, 1 tbsp cocoa or cacao powder, and 1 tbsp protein powder. Let sit overnight then blend and top with @culina yogurt, fresh fruit, and nut butter.
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6. Burrito Bowl with romaine, cilantro lime rice, crispy tofu, chopped tomato, air fried zucchini, and vegan shredded cheese.
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