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Best Vegan Pot Pie

Pot pie is quintessential comfort food, and vegan pot pie is the only way to make it! With a tender crust on top and a thick, rich filling bubbling away inside–our Best Vegan Pot Pie is the kind of dish you can cozy up or offer as the centerpiece to a holiday meal. 

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Best Green Bean Casserole

This vegan green bean casserole is creamy, fresh, and full of texture and comforting flavors and definitely shows how delicious it can be to make compassionate choices when we cook.

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Butternut Wellington

Butternut Wellington is a beautiful and delicious example of how easy it is to create a vegan holiday meal.

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Creamy Fettuccine Alfredo

You can have creamy fettuccine alfredo without the heavy and unhealthy dairy. Try Chef Linda’s scrumptious vegan spin on this classic dish.

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Creamy Vegan Bread Bowl Fondue

Vegans don’t have to miss out on fondue because we know how to create similar flavors and textures with plants! Try this creamy, dreamy vegan version today!

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Hoisin Tofu Sliders with Ginger-Almond Slaw

This scrumptious slider is perfect when you’re looking for fresh, vibrant flavors in bite-sized portions. Slider-sized sandwiches are something special, whether you serve them as an appetizer or put two or three on your plate for a full meal. The satisfying combination of textures–tender tofu, soft slider bun, and crunchy, creamy coleslaw–will have you reaching for more.

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Cauliflower Steaks with Spicy Red Lentil Sauce

Cauliflower steak is hearty, healthy, and delicious but when it’s doused in Chef Linda’s irresistible spicy red lentil sauce it’s a whole new ball game!

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Buffalo Mushroom Po’Boys

Try Chef Linda’s vegan mushroom po’boy–a compassionate approach to a classic favorite.

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Swedish Meatballs and Gravy

Swedish Meatballs and Gravy

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Mediterranean Couscous-Quinoa Salad with Tahini Sauce

This salad makes for a delicious and interesting addition to any picnic or potluck but could work just as well in cooler weather by leaving out the tomato and cucumber.