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Vegans don't eat dairy products, eggs, or any other animal products.

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Pasta Fagioli (Pasta and Beans) is a great tasting, hearty, vegetarian Italian pasta and bean soup, perfect for the cold, super quick and freezer friendly.

Pasta Fagioli

It's usually pronounced pasta fazool here in the US, derived from its Neapolitan name, pasta e fasule. I love hearty tomato based soups like this in the colder months, some of my other favorites are Minestrone, Turkey Meatball Soup and Beef and Acini Di Pepe Soup.

When I was young, I wouldn't eat beans unless my Mom pureed them. It's something I still do today to get my picky kids to eat them, which also thickens the soup nicely. If you prefer your beans whole, you can skip that step. Serve this with some crusty Italian bread on the side and top with your favorite grated cheese. For an extra special treat, top this with a slice of melted Alpine Lace Swiss, delicious! Vegetarians can use vegetable broth instead.

This can also be frozen and reheated at a later time for make-ahead meals. To freeze let the soup cool then transfer to freezer safe containers. Freeze up to 3 months. To reheat, microwave from frozen or let it thaw overnight in the refrigerator.

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Pasta Fagioli (Pasta and Beans) is a great tasting, hearty, vegetarian Italian pasta and bean soup, perfect for the cold, super quick and freezer friendly. It's usually pronounced pasta fazool here in the US, derived from its Neapolitan name, pasta e fasule.

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Ovo vegetarians don't consume red or white meat, fish, poultry, or dairy products. But they do consume eggs and egg products.

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Tons of protein and flavour in this vegan rigatoni and chickpea salad. Pan fried chickpeas with vegetables and tender rigatoni blanketed in a zingy, dairy-free creamy dressing. Wonderful for summer outings or lunch any day. I've kept this one simple with only some tomatoes and red onion, but this salad works wonderfully with other vegetables as well.

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Lacto vegetarians don't consume red or white meat, fish, poultry, or eggs. But they do consume dairy products.

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This lasagna recipe is for my friend Scott. A few months ago, he wanted to cook dinner for his wife, Sara, and came here to look for a lasagna recipe. I had nothing to offer him! Sorry, Scott.

I'm making up for it with this spinach artichoke lasagna, which was originally intended to be a spinach mushroom lasagna, but the mushrooms weren't quite right. Artichokes were meant for this lasagna.

I honestly hadn't attempted lasagna in four years, after one bad veggie lasagna experience that happened soon after I started this blog. I remember thinking that I had put a lot of effort into that lasagna for such lackluster results and swore off cooking lasagna indefinitely.

That was before I had discovered no-boil lasagna noodles. It was also before I learned that photographing a recipe under my artificial overhead kitchen lights is a very bad idea. It was a long time ago and I'm happy to report that I have finally conquered the art of the lasagna.

This is one freshly flavored, not-too-heavy, nearly healthy spinach lasagna. I love it so much that I could hardly resist eating leftover lasagna for breakfast.

I hoped that this lasagna could be a quick weeknight meal, but it's a little more involved than I had initially planned. You will, however, save a step if you use DeLallo Foods' no-cook whole wheat lasagna noodles like I did. (I partnered with DeLallo this year because they make the best whole wheat pasta and their lasagna noodles are no exception!)

I tried using jarred sauce in my first lasagna, but I used too much and my lasagna, while delicious, was a little too soupy and too salty. I found the perfect solution with a simple, no-cook, diced tomato, basil and garlic sauce.

If you are in a pinch for time, though, I think you could substitute store-bought sauce for the homemade sauce below now that I got the quantity right. I think you could also get by with frozen spinach instead of fresh, but that fresh spinach flavor really plays nicely with the fresh-tasting tomato sauce. If you aren't that into artichokes or can't find any, you can skip them altogether for a classic and delicious spinach lasagna recipe.

The recipe below makes heavy use of a food processor, but if you don't have one, you could probably get by with a blender. If you don't have a blender, buy crushed tomatoes instead of diced, skip the blended cottage cheese step and chop the spinach mixture after it's done cooking.

That's right, I used cottage cheese in this recipe instead of the classic ricotta. It's a little trick I learned from America's Test Kitchen (they are full of tricks!). Cottage cheese has a better flavor and texture than ricotta when it comes to lasagna. I am not a fan of cottage cheese on its own, but it's perfect in this recipe!

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Ovo Lacto vegetarians don't consume red or white meat, fish, or poultry. They do consume dairy and egg products.

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Why do I call it the best veggie burger recipe ever? Because both vegetarians and carnivores are crazy about it.

Tell me something, when you think about the best burger how do you imagine it?

Is it full of meat? Loaded with pickles and cheese? What about the sauce?

By now, I am sure you are thinking about a loaded, humongous and tasty burger. And that is the same thing that we all imagine when we think about burgers.

But would you ever think the perfect one could be vegetarian? That's right, no meat.

I know if you are a meat lover then you are probably rushing to close this page now, but stick around 'cause trust me, it gets interesting (and delish).

If you are a carnivore you must be wondering how on earth can you call a veggie burger perfect?

Well, in that case, you really need to try the veggie burger recipe that I just made.

And let me tell you why.

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First of all, and most important, this meatless burger is actually tasty.

I know that when it comes to veggie burgers our options are quite poor.

And what's worse is that the ones that we do find are incredibly dull with no taste whatsoever.

More than that (yes, it gets even worse) many homemade veggie burger recipes are not easy to make. Unless you make it only with tomatoes and cheese which is too bland for my taste.

You need to prepare some mixture in the oven (soy or beans) to replace the meat, which can be a little time-consuming.

These are just some of the problems that I found when trying to find the best veggie burger recipe.

And in case you're wondering, I was looking for one because I recently decided to cut down the meat in my diet.

I did that because I find it healthier and it actually makes me feel better. But this is a story for some other time.

After seeing these issues I decided to tackle them heads on.

I mean, a burger should be all about taste (for carnivores and vegetarians alike) and simplicity.

And the one I made today has it all. It's super delish and even a kid can make it.

But just to be clear, this recipe is not for all types of vegetarians.

Note that there are three kinds of vegetarianism :

1. Lacto-Ovo Vegetarian: doesn't eat meat, fish and poultry but eats dairy and eggs.

2. Lacto Vegetarian: eats dairy products but not eggs

3. Ovo Vegetarian: eats eggs but not dairy products

So this veggie burger recipe is for the Lacto-Ovo vegetarians and carnivores that want to cut down meat in their diets.
Another reason why you need to try this meatless burger is that it's actually healthy.

I know a lot of people have this problem when it comes to burgers and for this reason, many avoid them, even though they badly crave for one.

Admittedly, I am one of them. A lot of times I would gobble up a large one but my waistline is more important.

And honestly, it's for good reason because not all of them are 100% healthy or waist-friendly.

But things are different with veggie burgers, aren't they? Are they really?

Are veggie burgers healthy?

It all comes down to the ingredients.

Most of them are made with legumes, vegetables and whole grains, so they are healthy and a good source of fibers , vitamins and minerals.

But there are some store-bought ones that contain a lot of preservatives. These also happen to have long and complicated ingredient lists.

So if you are planning to go for those then it might be wise to read that label carefully.

As a rule of thumb, it's good to choose the ones that keep the ingredients as simple as possible.

Another thing to be aware of is that some store-bought veggie burgers aren't even made with proper vegetables .
So in my opinion, if you want to make healthy veggie burgers then you need to make them yourself.
They are made of highly processed soy and they are rich in sodium which could lead to health issues.

This way you have more control over the ingredients.

I mean just take a look at my homemade veggie burger recipe.

I made it with simple ingredients which anybody can understand and find at their local supermarket.

Nothing complicated or processed. Just some good ol' veggies, egg and cheese.

And among those veggies, you'll find some avocado which is super-healthy and has so many proven benefits .

So remember: homemade is always better and healthier.

Now you know why you need to try this recipe and make your own veggie burger.

It's easy, tasty and healthy. Everything a foodie could wish for.

This is why I called it the best veggie burger recipe ever.

So let's not waste any more time and start making it.

And if you would like to see more delicious recipe video, please Subscribe to my YouTube Channel and lets cook together.

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Why do I call it the best veggie burger recipe ever? Because both vegetarians and carnivores are crazy about it. Tell me something, when you think about the best burger how do you imagine it? Is it full of meat? Loaded with pickles and cheese? What about the sauce?

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Pescatarians consume fish and seafood and mostly follow a vegetarian diet.

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1. Arrange oven rack in upper third of oven so salmon will be 2 to 3 inches below heat source. Preheat broiler to high.

2. Line a baking sheet with foil. Lay salmon on the foil, skin-side down. Broil, rotating the pan from front to back once, until the salmon is starting to brown, is opaque on the sides and the thinner parts of the fillet are sizzling, 5 to 8 minutes, depending on thickness.

3. Sprinkle the salmon with chili powder and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Drizzle with 1 teaspoon oil and brush with a heatproof brush to moisten the spices. Return to the oven and continue broiling until the salmon just flakes and the spices are browned, 1 to 2 minutes more

4. Meanwhile, toss coleslaw mix with lime juice, the remaining 1 tablespoon oil and the remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt.

5. Flake the salmon, discarding skin. Divide the salmon among tortillas and top with salsa. Serve with the coleslaw and garnish with cilantro and hot sauce, if desired.

Tip: To warm tortillas, wrap stack of tortillas in foil. Set on the bottom rack of the oven to warm while the broiler is on. Alternatively, wrap tortillas in a damp paper towel and microwave for 30 seconds.

Ingredient Note: Pineapple salsa can be found with refrigerated tortillas and guacamole in the deli section of large supermarkets. If you can't find it fresh, it will be with the jarred salsas. Go with a brand that has less than 80 mg sodium per serving (like Dessert Pepper Trading Company's Pineapple Salsa) and is made without added sugar or with added sugar further down on the ingredient list. The further down it is, the less there is.

Originally appeared: EatingWell.com, August 2018

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An easy-to-make slaw served on the side of these salmon tacos makes for a filling and fast weeknight dinner. If you prefer more heat in these fish tacos, simply add a pinch or two of chipotle chile powder or cayenne with the chili powder.