As the daughter of Indian immigrants, many of the recipes she develops are based on the dishes she ate growing up, reinvented for a plant-based audience. Her blog is one of our go-to sites whenever we’re in search of new fresh, flavor-packed recipes to try. Here are a few of our favorites.

Braised Indian Chickpea Stew

Hearty, warm, and filled with vegetables, this dish has something for everyone. It takes time to prepare and the ingredient list is a bit long, but trust us—it’s worth it. 

Red Lentil Curry

We’ve made this dish more times than we can count. Packed with protein-rich red lentils and a blend of warm spices, it’s perfect served over rice or alongside her homemade naan recipe. 

Vegan Palak Paneer

Who’d have guessed spinach could be so delicious? Vora substitutes paneer, an Indian cottage cheese, with tofu while retaining all of the intricate flavors of this traditional recipe. 

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Love & Lemons

Jeanine and Jack, the authors of Love & Lemons, “love to eat, travel, cook, and eat some more,” as they write. Their recipes are vegetarian and their website is the perfect place for anyone who wants to eat healthier, vegetarian or not.

My New Roots

This is a website full of delicious recipes and beautiful photos. It’s run by a girl named Sarah who founded it in October 2007. Her own diet is plant-based, and so are the recipes she shares with the world. You must check it out!

Minimalist Baker

Minimalist Baker offers recipes that are healthy, quick, and easy. If you still have excuses not to cook healthy food at home, this is the website that will throw them all out the window.

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As the daughter of Indian immigrants, many of the recipes she develops are based on the dishes she ate growing up, reinvented for a plant-based audience. Her blog is one of our go-to sites whenever we’re in search of new fresh, flavor-packed recipes to try. Here are a few of our favorites.

Braised Indian Chickpea Stew

Hearty, warm, and filled with vegetables, this dish has something for everyone. It takes time to prepare and the ingredient list is a bit long, but trust us—it’s worth it. 

Red Lentil Curry

We’ve made this dish more times than we can count. Packed with protein-rich red lentils and a blend of warm spices, it’s perfect served over rice or alongside her homemade naan recipe. 

Vegan Palak Paneer

Who’d have guessed spinach could be so delicious? Vora substitutes paneer, an Indian cottage cheese, with tofu while retaining all of the intricate flavors of this traditional recipe. 

The post This Lawyer-Turned-Food Blogger is Giving Classic Indian Dishes a Whole New Life appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.

Love & Lemons

Jeanine and Jack, the authors of Love & Lemons, “love to eat, travel, cook, and eat some more,” as they write. Their recipes are vegetarian and their website is the perfect place for anyone who wants to eat healthier, vegetarian or not.

My New Roots

This is a website full of delicious recipes and beautiful photos. It’s run by a girl named Sarah who founded it in October 2007. Her own diet is plant-based, and so are the recipes she shares with the world. You must check it out!

Minimalist Baker

Minimalist Baker offers recipes that are healthy, quick, and easy. If you still have excuses not to cook healthy food at home, this is the website that will throw them all out the window.

The post Clean Eating Websites That Offer Recipe Inspiration When You Need It appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.