Veggie Cheeseburgers
Рубрика: Vegetarian
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Tofu Balls
Move over meatballs; we’re all about this soy spin with toothsome texture for days and a saucy sidekick in sambal oelek mayo. Layer on top of quinoa with crunchy, pickled vegetables and presto, your new go-to grain bowl has landed.
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Fried Stuffed Zucchini Blossoms
How do you stuff a zucchini blossom without destroying it? That’s a question that Lisa had to answer quite often when she worked with her father, Lino Birri, a vegetable farmer who sells his produce at Montreal’s Jean Talon Market. “When they’re exposed to warm air, the blossoms tend to close, which makes it more difficult to fill them with stuffing. So the best time to pick or buy them is early in the morning, when they’re still wide open,” she explains. If you keep them cool, they’ll stay flexible a few extra hours.
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Spinach and Mashed Potatoes au Gratin
While they’re a bit on the labour-intensive side, we didn’t want to omit mashed potatoes from the holiday table. Our solution: an anti-stress version that doesn’t require an insanely smooth, puréed texture. It’s even okay if it has lumps! Prepare this dish in advance and, bonus, reheat in the oven that was used to roast the turkey, while the bird rests on the counter before serving.
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Spinach and Ricotta Cannelloni with Rosé Sauce
To make this cannelloni dish, use large lasagna sheets and cut them in two. Spoon a blend of spinach, ricotta and Parmesan onto each noodle and roll. Cover with a homemade rosé sauce before baking it in the oven, and you’ve got the ultimate Italian comfort meal.
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Beet, Pomegranate and Red Cabbage Salad
This is a no-cook accompaniment designed with less kitchen time in mind. In the salad, everything (red cabbage, yellow beet and carrot) is finely grated. It’s also a combination that’s colourful, chock full of flavour and extremely easy to make.
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Fried Green Tomatoes With Paprika Dip
At a certain point, tomatoes no longer ripen on the vine once the weather turns cold. To enjoy our harvest right till the end, we embraced a classic from the American South: slices of green (unripened) tomatoes, breaded in a corn-flour mix. These fritters make a great appetizer all on their own, but we suggest serving them as part of a platter of garden veggies.
