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Vegan kasha varnishkes with mushrooms and tomatoes is a comforting bowl of goodness: perfect for a holiday or everyday!| Melissatraub.com
Learn how easy it is to make your own vegetable broth from vegetable scraps in an Instant Pot or on the stovetop. Add fresh flavors to your cooking.| Melissatraub.com
Learn about me: Melissa Altman-Traub MS, RDN, LDN I share my plant-based recipes, cooking, and nutrition tips with delicious ideas to enjoy!| Melissatraub.com
These Thanksgiving vegetable side dishes will help you plan a delicious holioday. All vegan healthy options with little saturated fat or added sugars.| Melissatraub.com
These 36 vegan Passover recipes will help you for seders and more. Check out these main dishes, appetizers, side dishes, and desserts.| Melissatraub.com
15-bean vegetable soup is a tasty, comforting, warm bowl of goodness: perfect for a chilly day! Enjoy the variety of colors and textures in this easy vegan| Melissatraub.com
What to serve for a vegan Thanksgiving? Try some of these 20 ideas perfect for vegans and vegetarians!| Melissatraub.com
Cook a vegan Rosh Hashanah menu with these recipes for your family to enjoy including challah, appetizers, entrees, and desserts!| Melissatraub.com
If you have avoided cooking dry beans from scratch because "it takes too long," consider the actual "hands-on" time can be just minutes! All it takes is a little planning ahead for a time to soak the beans and a time to cook them. One pound (2 cups) of dry edible beans yields about 6 cups of cooked beans. If your recipe calls for one 15-ounce can of beans, use 1.75 cups of cooked beans, drained. There are two steps to cooking dry beans — soaking and cooking:| UNL Food