Recipe: Brian’s Chorizo-Spiced Pinto Beans (Vegan, Oil-Free, Plant-Based, Instant Pot)

Brian was so excited when he finally perfected his “chorizo” spice blend for our recent tofu recipe and he kind of went a bit crazy trying to add it to everything! That is when he created what he now calls the “best smelling recipe he has ever made.” Lucky for you, he made a nice little video to show you just exactly how it’s done. Continue reading

Recipe: Brian’s Chorizo-Seasoned Tofu (Vegan, Oil-Free, Plant-Based)

Before we switched to a whole food, plant-based diet, one of Brian’s favorite things to eat was a chorizo dish from our favorite Mexican restaurant. Since we made the switch, he has been trying to “perfect” his chorizo spice blend, and I think he nailed it with this tofu recipe! Continue reading

How To Cook Spaghetti Squash In An Instant Pot + Cheesy Taco Squash Recipe (Vegan, Oil-Free)

Spaghetti squash is one of my all-time favorite things, but I always hate taking the time to cook it. Enter… Instant Pot! The first time I tried cooking it in the Instant Pot, I was so impressed that I’ll never go back to the oven. In today’s video, we share the technique and also put together a quick (and delicious) meal at the end! Continue reading

Pantry Staple Challenge: Black Bean & Corn Patties (Plant-Based, Oil-Free, Vegan Recipe)

In the midst of this global pandemic, most of us are currently stuck at home and trying to avoid any unnecessary trips to the grocery store. The good news is, if you are following a whole food plant based diet, there are TONS of shelf-stable pantry products that you can put together in endless combinations to create tasty meals. Continue reading

Our Plant-Based Valentine’s Day (Chickpea Patties w/ Spaghetti, Corn Butter Toast & Chocolate Lava Cake)

One of my long-term goals is to figure out better ways to incorporate our new whole food, plant-based (WFPB) diet into our everyday lives. When we first started following this way of eating, occasions like Valentine’s Day would be an excuse to stray from the diet and have a “cheat meal” out at some restaurant we used to love. Continue reading