Favorite Plant-Based Holiday Recipes
Here comes the annual round-up of our favorite, plant-based holiday recipes. We’ve got you covered on mains and hearty...
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Here comes the annual round-up of our favorite, plant-based holiday recipes. We’ve got you covered on mains and hearty...
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This cozy vegan shepherd’s pie has some serious borscht vibes, thanks to the combination of beets, potatoes, and other...
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I find risotto to be incredibly fun to cook. I like to have something nice to sip by my side, some good music on, and al...
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We’ve been making lots of gnocchi. The simplest kind, made of just three ingredients: potatoes, flour, salt. I’ve fo...
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Cabbage is a pretty underrated vegetable I think. It was a total staple growing up in Russia, making its appearance in e...
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I really love January. To me, this month has a bright and sparkling clean feel to it. And even though the start of a new...
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Oh man is this the perfect recipe for getting back into the swing of things after the holidays! I think that we’re al...
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Every day, around 4pm, my husband and I start texting about dinner. If there aren’t any leftovers or a previously thou...
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This post was created in partnership with OXO. Today we’ve got a festive veggie roast recipe that’s ma...
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Way back in the day when I was first getting interested in vegetarian cooking, I came across Mollie Katzen’s recipe fo...
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Hello friends! We’re back from a little hiatus having to do with my wedding. I married my love of many years under the...
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This potato and fennel hash skillet meal makes for a very special breakfast/brunch, but it also works nicely as a wholes...
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Spring has been super rainy for us (it’s been raining for almost a full week now!), with only a sprinkling of a few ni...
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Today we’re sharing a serious crowd pleaser of a recipe from Liz Moody’s beautiful new cookbook Healthier Together. ...
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Do you ever use your steamer? My $10 bamboo steamer is one of my favorite kitchen tools. I love how quick the steaming p...
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This might be our favorite recipe so far this year! We were craving bolognese, but were also mindful of the fact that it...
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Hi friends! Checking in really quickly with a favorite dinner as of late. I think tempeh is one of those things that peo...
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Our farmers market is painted with all the stunning violet and purple shades of eggplant right now. I have the hardes...
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We lean on this meal at least once a week, especially in the summer. It’s dead simple to make, requires pantry staple...
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Today we are continuing with our Abruzzo recipe series, in which we share traditionally plant-based dishes from Abru...
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All the credit for this mindblowingly delicious chipotle cauliflower burrito bowl idea goes to my man. He’s an omnivo...
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This post was created in partnership with Nuts.com. Saag paneer was always my number one choice when orde...
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So many beautiful, vegetarian and vegan cookbooks came out this spring, around the same time as ours. We are super ex...
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Curry is such a great weeknight dinner solution. It’s a vibrant, one-pot dish, doesn’t take too long, packs a lot o...
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Checking in today to share another step-by-step cooking video that we shot of one of our favorite recipes from Simply V...
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When we were shooting the book trailer for Simply Vibrant, we took some time to film a few process cooking videos for ...
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Yesterday was our new cookbook’s pub date, which is sort of like a birthday in the book world. It feels so good to fin...
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Happy New Year, friends! We wanted to stop by with a round-up of vegan and gluten-free New Year reset-friendly recipes ...
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This post was created in partnership with USA Pulses and Pulse Canada. Since this is our last recipe of 2...
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This post was created in partnership with USA Pulses and Pulse Canada. As our new cookbook release date ap...
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I’m back with another recent weeknight dinner favorite. It’s a hearty pasta dish, and it’s a keeper. ...
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I’m writing from a hotel in Orlando, where we’ve been waiting out hurricane Irma. Man did we dodge the bullet with t...
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Here’s a true weeknight dinner scenario. I found some leftover raw broccoli and green beans while cleaning out the fri...
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I’m so excited to talk bit about Heather Crosby’s new cookbook Pantry to Plate today. When I received my copy and t...
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My first experience with South Indian fare was in Toronto, in a buzzing, cafeteria-style restaurant that looked like a f...
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There’s something very powerful about turning a pile of vegetables into a proper meal. The satisfaction/general victor...
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This post was created in partnership with San-J. Happy November! It’s so hard to believe that the year i...
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This post was created in partnership with Infinity Jars. Having recently finished a cookbook manuscript wi...
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I’ve found a new favorite weeknight meal that allows me to pack in as many different vegetables as I want, and, after ...
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Hey friends, this is Masha. I usually do the photos and editing around here, but I am now venturing into doing some full...
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One word – romesco. Have you tried it? I’m not saying you should drop everything and make it as soon as possible, bu...
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The hotter the weather gets, the more I find myself substituting meals with just a ton of watermelon, mango or papaya, o...
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This is a meal that came together with the leftover ingredients from an intense four day cookbook photoshoot – it tur...
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A seven year old’s palate, at least my seven-years old’s palate, is completely unpredictable. There have been many t...
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Today’s soup was inspired by the Simmered Winter Squash recipe from Heidi Swanson’s beautiful new cookbook, Near an...
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These gnocchi are one of my favorite fall dishes to make for company. The process of gnocchi-making is fun and gratifyin...
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It’s been a month since we came home from our stay in Russia. School is back in session (second grade for Paloma), and...
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Before we share our holiday dessert for the year, here is a dish that I’ve been hooked on lately. It will make for a l...
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I’m so excited to talk about the new creation of our long-time (virtual) friends, David and Luise, the team behind Gr...
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I recently talked a bit about my home region in Russia, and its array of food cultures and cuisines. Its unique geogra...
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Squash blossoms have always epitomized the magic of summer to me. Like fireflies, they are quiet and fleeting – look a...
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If you think about it, pretty much every culture has some kind of dumplings in its food repertoire. Russians are not an ...
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It may sound strange to some, but from time to time I truly crave tofu. I used to cook with it a whole lot years ago, du...
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Last week, I received all the fully designed pages of our cookbook for proof reading. What an exciting feeling to see al...
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This week, I’ve really been craving vegetables – I always do – but it comes in waves, some are bigger than others....
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When most people think of Florida, Disney World, Miami Beach and the Everglades are sure to come to mind. Having lived h...
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This summer has been unusually mild for Florida, and we’ve been able to come out of our AC shelters and enjoy the outs...
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Both pizza and flatbread are very popular in Argentina. When researching Argentinean cuisine, I learned about faina, whi...
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Here is our version of Italian lasagna, which is light, delicate, and made with fresh coconut meat “pasta” – no f...
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Mediterranean dolma was always on the list of foods special to me, there is something fascinating in the taste and the a...
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I remember tasting this dish for the first time and wondering why I ever bothered to cook zucchini or marinara. It taste...
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If you are ever in need of live food inspiration, turn to Sarma Melngailis’ great cookbooks, blog, and restaurant (whi...
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This is another recipe from the small series of cooked soups that I feed Paloma and the rest of the family on wintry day...
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I borrowed the core of this recipe from Carol Alt’s book, but changed the ratio in the tomato sauce and marinade to ma...
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