Potatoes, Easy and Elegant
This delicious take on baked potatoes is gorgeous to look at as well. Crisp on the outside, creamy on the inside, these are flavored with a lemon garlic dijon vinaigrette. Recipe and photos contributed by Lisa Goldfinger of Panning the Globe. Read More→
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This terrific alternative to the classic mashed potatoes with peas on the side eliminates chasing peas around the plate. Leftovers, if there are any, are good in other recipes such as Potato Balls, Dave’s Stuffed Mushrooms, or they can be fried for breakfast. Excerpted from Dating Vegans: Recipes for Relationships by Anne Dinshah. Published by American Vegan Society, © 2012. Reprinted by permission. Read More→
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Potatoes and black beans synergize nicely in this offbeat salad, embellished with artichokes and bell peppers. The liquid from the artichoke hearts provides plenty of flavor. Read More→
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This would be an ideal meal to make of leftover mashed potatoes, but that’s one leftover I rarely seem to have on hand. But if you find yourself with some, these tasty burritos can be made in a flash. Adapted from The Vegetarian 5-Ingredient Gourmet. Read More→
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Mashed potatoes, the classic comforting side dish, is made even better with the addition of sweet potato. It adds extra flavor, color, nutrition. This is great on its own, but for an even cozier dish, consider making Easy Mushroom Gravy for topping individual portions.
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This is a perfect accompaniment to Barbecue-Flavored Tofu Nuggets, and conveniently, they both bake at 425 degrees. Oven-roasting brings the best flavors out in veggies, so this needs only gentle seasoning. If you’re making the tofu nuggets as suggested, round out the meal with a simple salad or coleslaw. Read More→
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Potatoes, green beans, and quinoa make a refreshing trio in a cold summer soup. Read More→
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This is one of those simple, comforting dishes that are just as good for dinner as they are for brunch. Have potatoes cooked ahead of time and this easy and tasty dish will have your family eating in short order. Leftovers are wonderful for breakfast. Or, if you make this expressly to serve in the morning, you can either microwave or cook the potatoes the night before for a head start. Great accompaniments include Israeli Salad, orange slices, and fresh whole grain bread. Adapted from The Vegetarian Family Cookbook. Read More→
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