Homemade Today Menu
Vegetarian
Vegetarian Chili |
LF FW SP FAV |
This terrific chili gets its character from a combination of beans and tempeh, a great soy product. The smokiness of a single chipotle pepper is accented by the sweetness of blackstrap molasses. |
|
Moroccan Chickpea Chili |
LF FW FAV |
| This hearty meatless chili is packed with chickpeas, canned tomatoes, carrot, celery and onion and flavored with spices that are prevalent in Moroccan dishes: cumin, ginger, turmeric, cinnamon and red pepper. This recipe proves that you don't need meat for a satisfying and filling chili. |
|
Vegetarian Cashew Chili |
FW |
Proving that there are endless combinations that make a great chili, this incantation has a Cajun twist with the "Holy Trinity" of peppers, onions and celery spiced with basil, oregano and cumin. We use a combination of red kidney beans and pinto beans plus a protein boost from cashews to give it a hearty chili texture |
|
|
SP FAV |
Here we roast yellow-rimmed crescents of delicata squash, tofu cubes and a few potato chunks slathered with a bold miso and red curry paste. It bakes up golden, crusty and over-the-top delicious. Before serving, the whole lot is tossed with chopped Swiss chard, crunchy pepitas, a jolt of lemon and lots of chopped cilantro. |
|
Butternut Squash Gratin with Onions and Sage |
FW FAV |
Gratins, a close cousin to casseroles, are wonderful one-dish meals. The classic fall combination of butternut squash, onions and sage is reminiscent of Thanksgiving stuffing. Served with a green salad, it’s a satisfying autumn family supper. |
|
Vegetarian Meat Loaf |
FW |
Using heart-healthy meatless crumbles (made from soy) instead of beef saves fat and adds fiber to this satisfying dish. Serve with mashed potatoes and green beans for a hearty dinner. |
|
Udon with Tofu and Stir Fried Vegetables |
FAV |
From udon to soba, Asian noodles make everyday dinners new. When you combine udon, a wheat-based Japanes noodle, with a vegetable/mushroom broth, tofu and vegetables you get a satisfying dinner. |
|
Szechuan Tofu and Green Bean Stir Fry |
FAV |
If you'd like to try tofu but aren't sure you'll like it, this is a good place to start. We use a Szechuan-inspired sauce of vinegar, soy sauce, tomato and red pepper flakes to build great flavor, with just a touch of heat. The tofu is lightly sauteed and crisp green beans are a crunchy compliment to the soft texture of the tofu. |
|
Curried Tofu |
LC LF FW |
Tofu, our favorite chameleon, takes on a decidedly Thai flavor in this dish. The addition of carrots, red peppers and pineapple make it nearly a complete meal. Try it served over brown rice or rice noodles. |
|
Coconut Crusted Tofu with Peach Lemongrass Salsa |
SP FAV |
The crunchy-crisp tofu and our spicy-sweet salsa are inspired by that restaurant-chain classic, coconut shrimp. |
|
Sautéed Lemon Basil Tofu Burgers |
FAV |
Marinated tofu slices acquire a golden crust when sautéed; the olive-garlic mayonnaise on the sandwich adds a Mediterranean flavor. |
|
Sesame Maple Roasted Tofu |
FAV |
This yummy and healthy dinner pairs creamy tofu and crispy broccoli with a tahini-maple sauce. It’s also great with snap peas. To make it a meal, we’ll leave you some udon noodles to cook fresh. |
|
Kung Pao Tofu |
LC FAV |
You won’t be tempted to reach for another take-out menu again after trying this vegetarian remake of the popular Chinese classic. Serve with your favorite noodles. |
|
Chinese Braised Mushrooms and Tofu |
SP |
Ma Po Tofu, a classic dish from the Sichuan province of China, inspired this dish. The original is made with tofu and ground pork or beef. Portobello mushrooms stand in for the meat in our vegetarian version and chile garlic sauce gives it plenty of heat. |
|
Skewers of Tofu, Cherry Tomatoes and Sweet Peppers |
LC LF |
Fresh, juicy cherry tomatoes and crisp sweet peppers make this skewered tofu dish as visually pleasing as it is delicious. |
|
Mushroom Sesame Tofu Stew |
LC LF FW |
Simple and satisfying, this stew is rich in both flavor and protein. It’s one of those dishes that somehow becomes greater than the sum of its parts and is good served alone or on rice. |
|
Edamame Lo Mein |
FAV |
This is not the greasy Lo Mein of your favorite Chinese take-out; it tastes even better. Plus, you get plenty of nutrients with the addition of edamame (soy beans), a great vegetarian protein source, and whole wheat noodles. We can also make this with traditional lo mein noodles and chicken, beef or pork. |
|
White Bean Stew with Swiss Chard and Tomatoes |
FAV |
White beans simmered with tomatoes and Swiss chard make a satisfying stew that's hard to resist. This is one of those dishes with just a few ingredients that comes together beautifully. |
|
Southwestern Pasta with Beans |
LC LF W |
Kids and adults alike love the shape of wagon wheel pasta in this meatless entrée. Made with whole wheat pasta, this is also a great South Beach dish. |
|
Chickpea Patties |
LF FW |
Reminiscent of falafel without the added fat that comes from deep frying, these patties are seasoned with cumin and cilantro. We like them on a toasted bun with a little honey mustard. |
|
|
LF SP FW |
Korma is a sensuous curry dish usually made by simmering meat with yogurt and thickening the sauce with cashews. We'll make this a great vegetarian dish by using tofu in place of the meat and adding sweet potatoes to keep the dish creamy. This is wonderful served over coconut rice. |
|
Indian Chickpeas over Garlic Spinach |
LC LF FA |
In this recipe, we’ll take the time to make our own curry powder, which has a brighter flavor than packaged curry. Fennel and cumin seeds add a pleasing crunch and pungency. |
|
Thai Vegetable Stir Fry |
LC LF SP |
With the layered flavors of traditional Thai cooking, this stir fry is a refreshing change from Chinese food, to which we’re so accustomed. Tofu or tempeh can easily be added to kick up the protein. |
|
Black Bean Burrito Bake |
LC LF KF FW FAV |
Packed in their own carrying cases, burritos are great for dinner and easy to carry to work for a healthful lunch. If you’re looking for a little more protein, we can easily add chicken or ground beef. |
|
Black Bean, Corn and Zucchini Enchiladas |
KF FW FAV |
There's something about enchiladas that make them a universal meal, loved by all. Instead of restaurant-style fair laden with fat, we lighten ours by using a little less cheese and adding sweet corn and zucchini. These are great as a vegetarian dish, or we can add some shredded chicken. |
|
Curried Chickpeas and Black Beans |
LF FW |
A delightful twist on a traditional Indian dish, these legumes deliver fantastic flavor in a colorful presentation. Serve alone or over rice for a heartier dinner. |
|
Herbed Lentils and Vegetables |
LC LF FW |
The addition of broccoli and carrots to protein-packed lentils makes this a satisfying dinner. Proving the versatility of lentils, you can serve this dish warm, at room temperature or chilled. |
|
Lentils and Rice with Caramelized Onions |
FW FAV |
This Middle Eastern staple is a favorite dish, a vegetarian one-pot meal that is highly seasoned and a nice break from having meat every night. The caramelized onions make a sensational garnish. |
|
Black Bean Chilaquile |
LF KF FW FAV |
This fabulous casserole is made with layers of baked tortilla chips, black beans, corn and spinach. Seasoned with salsa and tomatoes, the resulting combination makes an incredibly satisfying and vibrant meal. |
|
|
LF FAV FW |
Sometimes letting vegetables stand on their own, without a lot of seasoning, is the best way to get them to shine. This incredibly colorful stew includes potatoes, sweet potatoes, red peppers, corn and kidney beans to create a fabulously unpretentious dish. |
|
Cuban Black Beans |
LC LF SP FW FAV |
A Caribbean classic - black beans gently simmered in a spicy vegetable broth. Try these beans over rice, with a garnish of sour cream and scallions. |
|
North African Lentil Stew |
LC LF FW FAV |
A virtually fat free stew of lentils and vegetables in a flavorful tomato broth. |
|
Lentils Olé |
LC LF SP FW |
Try this great lentil dish with the Mexican flair. These lentils go well with rice, plain pasta or corn bread. Or, serve them as a taco filling with chopped vegetables and grated cheese. |
|
Millet with Chickpea and Vegetable Stew |
LF FW |
A combination of chickpeas, nuts and millets is a tasty way to include millet in your diet. The addition of currants brings a surprising sweetness to this stew. |
|
Tortilla Casserole |
LF KF FW FAV |
This casserole uses tortillas in the same way as noodles for lasagna. The tofu/bean/tomato layers provide low-fat protein and texture, seasoned with a Mexican flavor. |
|
Mexican Style Brown Rice Casserole |
LF FW FAV |
This dish reminds us of a Mexican style lasagna. We use layers of cheese, brown rice, spinach, corn and refried beans to create a colorful casserole with loads of flavor fiber and very little fat. |
|
|
SP |
Loaded with garlic, this dish isn't for the faint of heart. It's a substantial meal-in-a-bowl exploding with spicy, peppery, gingery madness. Finely chopped cauliflower lends substance to peppery tempeh. |
|
|
FW |
If you haven't tried tempeh, this is a good place to start. We'll marinate it for as long as we can, giving it a deep flavor. We like this dish served over your favorite sauteed greens. |
|
Sesame Honey Tempeh and Quinoa |
FAV |
Tempeh is made from fermented soybeans and is a great source of fiber and plant-based protein. Here we toss tempeh with a honey-sesame sauce and serve it over quinoa and shredded carrots for a satisfying, three part vegetarian meal. |
|
Vegetable Lasagna |
FW FAV |
To our family and clients, this dish ranks higher on the scale of culinary treats than regular lasagna. And to think it's good for you - low in fat and high in fiber. This lasagna gets its veggie flavor from broccoli and spinach. |
|
Chickpea and Spinach Curry |
LF FW FAV |
This fiber-rich dish is great with warm pitas or served over basmati rice. |
|
Tamale Pie |
KF FW FAF |
Trying to get more healthy legumes into your diet? This dish has a zesty kidney bean base, covered with a corn meal topping and a tasty layer of cheddar cheese. |
|
Cheese Enchiladas with Red Chile Sauce |
FAV SP FW |
| Intense, earthy and absolutely addictive, New Mexico’s cheese enchiladas showcase red chile sauce at its most elemental, thickly blanketing tortillas and melted Cheddar. We’ve added some extra creaminess and body with locally popular pinto beans, to cut down on the classic’s load of saturated fat. |
|
Italian Stuffed Portabellos |
FW |
Portabellos mounded with vegetables and cheese are simply irresistible. They’re good for an everyday supper, yet look no further if you want something elegant enough for a dinner party. |
|
Black Bean & Sweet Potato Hash |
LF FW |
This flash in the pan Tex-Mex dish is a down-home classic. The combination of corn, sweet potatoes and black beans makes for a hearty meal. |
|
Vegetarian Lentil Paella |
LC LF FW |
Traditional Spanish paella contains chicken, seafood, rice and vegetables. This hearty meatless version uses lentils and a colorful medley of vegetables and seasonings. |
|
|
FW |
Chickpeas lend themselves to a lot of different seasoning options. Here, we use a combination of cumin, lemon, allspice and garlic to ramp up the flavor. The dish is studded with carrots and red bell peppers for great color. Try these served over couscous. |
|
Thai Chickpeas |
LC LF FW |
This Thai-inspired dish is a great preparation for chickpeas. Cooked in coconut milk and seasoned with a touch of curry and cilantro, it makes a luscious main course when served over rice. |
|
Black Bean and Cornmeal Loaf |
LF FW |
This hearty vegetarian loaf, colorfully studded with vegetables and black beans, is cut into triangles, sautéed and served warm. The loaf is best eaten when it’s had a day to rest. |
|
Vegetable-Stuffed Peppers |
FW |
This is a colorful main course that derives wholesome protein by combining beans with corn and cheese. |
|
Lentil and Potato Stew |
LF FW |
This good-tasting and nutritious dish hails from India, and gets its taste from Garam Masala, an Indian spice made from cardamom, cumin, cinnamon, coriander and cloves. |
|
Cowboy-Style “Meat Loaf” |
FW FAV |
Kidney beans and mashed potatoes are the hearty base to this zesty, meatless loaf, which is made flavorful with peppers, barbecue sauce and cilantro. |
|
Acorn Squash with Pecan Stuffing |
FW |
Acorn squash is a fall family favorite. Filled with a savory stuffing including brown rice, pecans and dried fruit, it’ll feel like an early taste of Thanksgiving. |
|
South Indian Style Vegetable Curry |
SP FAV |
| This delicious one-pot meatless main gets its complex flavor from a combination of spices including coriander, cumin, turmeric, cayenne, and cinnamon. The spices marry in a rich, flavorful sauce that has a comforting, belly-warming appeal. |
|
Red Curry with Vegetables |
SP |
Red Thai curry paste is a blend of chile peppers, garlic, lemongrass and galangal (a root that’s similar in flavor to ginger). It can pack a lot of flavor and heat, so be sure to let us know if you’d like to keep things on the mild side. |
|
Indian Spiced Eggplant and Cauliflower Stew |
LF SP FW |
The combination of eggplant and cauliflower is classic in Indian cuisine. Spiced with garam masala and ginger, we add chickpeas for a protein boost. The result is a dish that makes a great weeknight meal and packs up beautifully for lunch during the week. |
|
Hearty Vegetable Stew |
LF FW |
Portobello mushrooms give this all-purpose stew a deep, meaty flavor. For maximum taste, the stew is seasoned with fresh rosemary and thyme and filled with potatoes, peas and carrots. |
|
Lentil Edamame Stew |
FW |
Lentils and edamame together pack a terrific protein punch. We spice this stew up with onions, tomatoes, parsley and a touch of fresh mint to yield a hearty and satisfying stew. |
|
Food Categories
Click the links below to jump to the specific category. You can use your browsers back button to return to the category list.
- Poultry
- Beef
- Pork
- Veal & Lamb
- Seafood
- Pasta
- Vegetarian
- Eggs
- Entrée Soups
- Rice, Potatoes, etc.
- Vegetables
- Salads
- First Course Soups
- Muffins and Quick Breads
- Desserts
More Information
Comments or questions? Contact us here for more information.

