1/14/2019
Welcome to 2019!
We have some big plans this year to increase our impact for farmed animals and protect the planet, but we need to stay fueled to accomplish them. And so do you!
Since it’s the New Year, it’s high time we trade up for some new, exciting recipes. Whether you’re fresh from the garden or a seasoned plant-based veteran, any good cook knows that to improve your skills, you need to mix it up. Plus, eating the same thing day after day can get boring fast…
To keep your cookbook appropriately spiced, here are some tasty recipes to help you #EatPlantsForAChange all year long!
1. Sticky Balsamic Tofu
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Sweet, simple, and delicious. Recipe.
2. Chickpea Scramble Waffle Stackers

Everything is better with waffles! Recipe.
3. One Pot Cauliflower Dal Green Curry

One pot only? Sign us up. Recipe.
4. Orange Spice Cake
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Spice up your dessert game. Recipe.
5. Sesame Ginger Tofu Poke Bowl

Poke bowls are so trendy! Recipe.
6. African Peanut Stew

Who says cheap can't be mouth-watering? Recipe.
7. Tempeh Bolognese with Almond Ricotta
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Make this one for your favorite little old Italian grandma. Recipe.
8. Sweet Potato Sushi Burrito

Sushi is better with plants... and when it's shaped like a burrito! Recipe.
9. Jalapeno Popper Mac and Cheese

Give your mac a little POP! Recipe.
10. Easy Mushroom Lasagna Skillet

Talk about comfort food. Recipe.
11. Spinach Artichoke Pizza

We're BIG fans of this one. Recipe.
12. General Tso's Cauliflower

Cauliflower knows no bounds! Recipe.
13. Cream Cheese Swirl Brownies

Perfect for your neighbor's cookout. Recipe.
14. Basil Ricotta Pinwheels

Gotta love finger food! Recipe.
15. Thai Salad with Peanut Sauce

This is a MUST try. Recipe.
16. Beet Burgers

Get creative with your burgers! Recipe.
17. Seven Layer Bars

Seven layers of heaven. Recipe.
18. Spring Roll Bowls

This one's for all the spring roll lovers. Recipe.
19. Beer-Battered Tofu Tacos

You know you want to try this one. Recipe.
Planning to make one of these recipes or try out a different one? Let us know by using #EatPlantsForAChange and tagging us @CompassionUSA on social media!
Happy cooking!