It's that time of year again-- The Super Bowl is just a few days away and all that you are expecting to see that day are greasy, fried and unhealthy foods. Let's try to change that this year, and actually have you feeling good during and after the party!
I know I know, healthy is boring, right? WRONG, I promise :) I rounded up the best of the best, mouthwatering, flavor packed and guilt-free recipes that would be perfect for you to bring to a party and impress a crowd.
AND not only are these recipes vegan, they are also oil-free and made mostly of whole food ingredients, woot woot!
I know that it may be difficult for some to eat raw kale in a salad as it naturally has a slightly bitter flavor, but a great way to serve it if that is the case is to roast it first! Not only does it add a new layer of texture to this salad, it brings out a whole new flavor in the kale.
I made this recipe in collaboration with PlantPure Communities, a nonprofit organization that was formed partly as an outgrowth of the 2015 hit movie PlantPure Nation directed by Nelson Campbell. In order to celebrate Earth Day, they have created a 30 day challenge to eat leafy greens every day of the month of April called #30daysofgreen. 
Part of their work is to raise awareness about nutrition research, much of which was led by Nelson’s father, Dr. T. Colin Campbell in the book The China Study, and they strive to promote the benefits of a whole food, plant-based lifestyle in a way that is accessible to a diverse audience. Their social media challenge will provide everything from recipes and nutritional information to cooking tips and health advice–all relating back to the importance of daily greens!
I put together a recipe inspired by my friend Vegetaryn for lunch the other day, and it turned out so good that I wanted to share it here with you all to try out!
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If you don't have all of these ingredients OR if you do not like some of them, that is okay! This recipe is actually all about the dressing --sauerkraut and hummus-- then you can add in whatever you'd like inside of it. 
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Healthy, Chocolate, Hummus?! What?! YES.
Well, I call this hummus because it has beans in it, but it could also be considered a pudding or simply a dip for the matter. Whatever it is to you, just make it, please. You will thank me later.
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