Looking for a one-pot wonder? The easy prep and delicious, savory-sweet sauce will make this a family favorite. For the best results, prep the vegetables in long, thin pieces, similar to the shape of noodles. That way, you can pick up everything in one swoop with your chopsticks.
Chili crisp smashed potatoes if you’re in the mood for a hot side dish. So crisp, they’re like spicy home fries.
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This vegan side is exactly as it sounds—cauliflower sliced into flat steaks that you can grill, roast, or pan-fry.
This Sriracha fried rice is vegetarian, but you can easily make it meaty by adding fresh or leftover chicken, pork, or shrimp.
This week I'm very excited to share a recipe from my friend Chitra Agrawal's new cookbook Vibrant India, which came out a few weeks ago from Ten Speed.
Once again, this is another recipe that requires minimal ingredients but results in lots of flavor.
With or without the Sichuan pepper flourish, this garlic edamame will be an addictive snack or appetizer you'll make again and again.
This very simple side tastes delicious and looks impressive on the dinner table.
A frothy latte you can make with matcha powder and either a cocktail shaker or a mini frother.
Salted lassis are incredibly easy to make at home with a blender. And they’re surprisingly refreshing.
I made an easier version of ginger milk tea that involves no frothing in the blender.
Love sweet potatoes? These vegetarian potstickers are my favorite plant-based dumplings and easy to prepare. You can make them for a dinner at home or for a large gathering. The dumplings store well in the freezer and you can pan-fry them straight out of the freezer, no need to defrost.