I heart Brussels Sprouts! Growing up I remember my mom anxiously awaiting spring’s harvest. These yummy small cabbages can be served savory or sweet.
I used maple syrup in the initial cooking phase to achieve the underlying sweetness in the finished dish. The creaminess comes from Go Veggie’s Vegan Chive and Garlic Cream Cheese.
ENJOY!
I grew up in New York and in addition to Utica Greens (recipe to come at a later date) the state is home to Buffalo and Buffalo Wings. As this is a vegan blog there are no chicken wings but the spice is oh-so-nice.
I came across Tessemae’s Mild Buffalo Sauce and decided to create something healthy and delicious. I cooked it in the vegetables and then drained out the excess liquid to keep the heat manageable.
ENJOY!
My ancestry is half Italian so anything with the word “Roman” in it automatically gets my attention.
The jury is still out on whether or not to call this funky looking veggie broccoli or cauliflower. I think it tends to be more like cauliflower but is a little more tender and sweeter.
Whatever you choose to call it, romanesco is a wonderful vegetable with a lot to offer. If you happen to find some at your local farmers market or grocery, romanesco is an excellent addition to vegan recipes for pastas, salads, and adding a dimension to just about any dish.
Nutritionally speaking, this veggie contains high levels of carotenoids, iron, Vitamin C and folates.
ENJOY!
Hi, I'm Roxanne.
Thanks for stopping by and welcome to my site.
My family heritage is Italian and French so needless to say, I love preparing meals for family, friends and anyone with an appetite and the openness to try something new.
Please make yourself at home and enjoy! I look forward to your comments and suggestions, feel free to send me a note through the Contact Page.
XOXO
