An array of stuffed dates, stuffed with five different fillings, with a small bowl of nut butter and pomegranate arils shown off to the side
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Healthy Indulgence: 5 Deliciously Simple Stuffed Date Recipes

Nutrient-dense dates are a staple ingredient in the whole-food, plant-based kitchen, bringing natural sweetness to everything from salads to grain bowls to…

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a few air-fryer roasted chile peppers shown on a yellow background
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How to Roast Peppers in an Air Fryer (Works for Chiles and Bell Peppers!)

Once you’ve roasted chile peppers and bell peppers in an air fryer, you may never go back to using the oven. The…

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Top view of a brown bowl filled with lima beans shot on rustic wood table. A wooden spoon is beside the bowl with some beans on it.
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Everything You Need to Know About Lima Beans (aka Butter Beans)

When it comes to lima beans, lots of cooks have lots of questions. Are they the same as butter beans? What’s the…

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Halved fresh dragon fruit in a bamboo basket on yellow background
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The Dish on Dragon Fruit: How to Select, Store, and Eat the Tropical Treat

Spiky, vibrant-hued dragon fruit is gorgeously alluring—but also a little intimidating. How do you pick a good one? A ripe one? Is…

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A bee on an orange ball tree flower pollinating
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Attract Bees, Butterflies, and Other Pollinators to Your Yard with These Expert Tips

What do bees, butterflies, bats, and beetles all have in common? They’re top-tier pollinators—and our global food system relies on them. “Close…

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Three triangular brown rice onigiri Japanese rice balls, sprinkled with togarashi and wrapped with nori
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How to Make Brown Rice Onigiri: A Visual Guide

When I first encountered onigiri a few years ago, I immediately fell in love with the classic Japanese rice ball snacks. They…

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fresh orange apricots scattered across a solid pink background
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Cook’s Guide to Fresh and Dried Apricots

Sunset-hued and packed with sun-kissed flavor, apricots are the first stone fruits to show up on summer produce stands (closely followed by…

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bunches of purple, white, orange, and yellow carrots with their tops intact
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All About Carrots! Rainbow Hues, Using the Tops, and What are Baby Carrots, Really?

Rainbow hues, a range of sizes, and renewed interest in cooking the tops have made carrots cool again. Those bright carrots making…

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Two papaya halves with seeds, side by side on a sold green background
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A Guide to Finding Perfectly Ripe Papayas (Plus: The Scoop on Green Papaya)

Any papaya lover will tell you that the key to enjoying a papaya in all its sweet, creamy-fleshed splendor is finding a…

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a small head of fresh bok choy with smooth leaves on a pink background
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Bok Choy 101: Everything You Need to Know About the Asian Green

A mild-flavored, quick-cooking member of the cabbage family, bok choy (aka pak choi or Chinese cabbage) is delicious in stir-fries, steamed, grilled,…

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A mesh strainer full of chickpeas is placed over a glass bowl where aquafaba has drained down into it. A glass of dried chickpeas sits to the lefthand side.
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Carleigh Bodrug of PlantYou Shares How to Transform Chickpea Water into Chocolate Mousse

While it may not sound very appetizing, chickpea water—also called aquafaba—is a secret weapon when you want to whip up velvety vegan…

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green garlic scapes at the farmers market next to fresh green garlic
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Green Garlic, Garlic Scapes, Ramps—What’s the Difference?!

Three cheers for the bright, garlicky greens of spring! Green garlic, garlic scapes, and ramps (aka wild garlic) may just be the…

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