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Plum, Rum and Almond Upside Down Cake

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SPRING ISRAELI COUSCOUS SALAD
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Looking for a tasty, make-ahead dish? Try this Israeli couscous salad packed with snap peas, herbs, and nuts, perfect for a light lunch or outdoor gathering.
HOMEMADE DATE SALAD DRESSING
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Make this sweet-and-tangy homemade date salad dressing in a food processor or blender, then pour it on everything. Wonderful with both sweet and bitter greens.
HALLOUMI AND WATERMELON SALAD
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This delicious pairing of cooked Halloumi cheese and crisp watermelon makes for a satisfying and delightful summer salad.
EDAMAME HUMMUS
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Edamame hummus is a delicious and healthy snack that substitutes edamame and Asian flavorings for chickpeas and cumin traditionally used in hummus.
LAYERED ARTICHOKE AND LEMON HUMMUS
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This Artichoke and Lemon Hummus recipe has two layers. The bottom layer is artichoke hummus and the top layer is a lemon, garlic, almond and olive oil smear. You scoop…
MASTER SALAD FOR DINNER RECIPE
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Interested in enhancing your gut biome? This master recipe for Salad For Dinner will provide you with an easy strategy to make healthy, plant-forward, gut microbiota-enriching meals multiple nights a week with very little effort.
MUSHROOM, LEMON AND ROSEMARY NO-STIR FARRO RISOTTO
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No-stir farro risotto, with its nutty flavor and chewy texture is a healthy and delicious alternative to traditional white rice risotto. The addition of mushrooms, fresh rosemary and lemon brighten this satisfying dish.
OTTOLENGHI’S ORANGE AND DATE SALAD
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This beautiful orange and date Ottolenghi salad is bursting with complimentary sweet, sour & bitter flavors. Add fresh figs to take it right over the top.
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