Finding Balance Through Food
Fried rice is one of the world’s most popular rice dishes and a superb way to use up leftovers. We stick to the classic Chinese-American recipe of crispy rice mixed with chopped vegetables, scrambled eggs, and a variety of seasonings.
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Pesto is a wonderful Italian sauce traditionally consisting of basil, garlic, olive oil, pine nuts, salt, and hard cheese all blended together. Prepared with garden-fresh basil and tossed with angel hair pasta is our favorite way to enjoy it.
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This flavorful and hearty meal originated in Mexico as breakfast for farmworkers. Not only is it fairly simple to make; its versatility lets you adjust the fillings, heat level, and type of tortilla to your preferred taste. The protein-rich eggs and beans pack the punch you need to kickstart your day.
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This simple Mexican soup consisting of garlic, onions, tomatoes, spices, and strips of crispy corn tortillas has been modified for our vegetarian diet with vegetable broth and black beans. Still just as delicious as the original, we top the completed dish with avocado, sour cream, and fresh cilantro for extra flavor and nutrition.
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Every Saturday evening, our family sits down together to savor this delicious Asian dish. Even the one meat-eater enjoys the crispy marinated tofu served over fluffy jasmine rice and drizzled with an addictive sesame sauce that there never seems to be enough of.
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If you’re searching for a great starch to enhance a main meal, look no further than our garlicky oven-roasted potatoes. Even Julia, the non-potato lover in our family, enjoys this flavorful dish alongside veggie burgers, vegetarian meatloaf, and more!
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German “little sparrows” are uniquely-shaped egg noodles with a chewy dumpling-like texture. Simple ingredients of eggs, flour, and milk create a tasty and adaptable dish that you can make your own with the addition of fresh herbs, spices, proteins, and vegetables.
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Chow mein, meaning “stir-fried noodles,” is created by pairing crispy vegetables and a luscious soy-inspired sauce with a protein source, in our case tofu. It’s another delicious Asian dish that’s easy to prepare at home and enjoyed by the whole family on a regular basis.
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