Tasty, easy, and healthy plant based lunch recipes to try on the weekend or whip up during your lunch break.
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If there’s one dish everyone loves its jerk chicken. Jamaica has become well known around the globe for its well seasoned and spiced jerk flavour for good reasons. But, what about those who don’t eat meat?! Don’t worry, this deliciously and simply made, authentic tasting Jamaican Jerk lentils will reminisce…
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These authentic tasting Jamaican Brown stew chickpeas are oh-so reminiscent of the brown stew chicken I used to love as a child, but without the animal flesh! Almost alkaline, this recipe is super easy to make, flavorful, and has the same taste I fell in love with in my mom’s…
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This easy to make and authentic tasting Jamaican style Plantain curry is bursting with Caribbean flavor, fully plant based, and absolutely delicious! Adding in some butter beans or chickpeas will make this a complete meal, fill up yuh belly, and last for days making this plantain curry the best weeknight…
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These crispy curry chickpeas are the absolute perfect replacement for chips, are high protein, easy to make, and absolutely delicious! There are many brands nowadays that sells crispy chickpeas, however they’re produced with unhealthy seed oils (like canola), contain high amounts of salt, and are usually flat out expensive! This…
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Gazpacho is a deliciously refreshing cold soup recipe originating in Spain and is completely raw! Made from fresh veggies, herbs and spices, this gazpacho is the perfect raw vegan appetizer for those looking for something cooling yet filling. What is Gazpacho? Even though Gazpacho originates in Spain, my first time…
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This Jamaican style vegan curry chicken recipe is the real deal! Made with authentic Jamaican spices, this dish is created with “meaty” Lion’s mane mushroom and has the perfect texture and flavor. Content is not to be taken as or replace medical advice. Why do Jamaicans eat curry? India’s influence…