Panang Curry
Panang curry brings together all the wonderful flavors that Thai cuisine has to offer, and its quick preparation makes it a perfect weeknight meal.
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Panang curry brings together all the wonderful flavors that Thai cuisine has to offer, and its quick preparation makes it a perfect weeknight meal.
As I’ve been preparing more plant-based dishes in the last few years, I wanted to retrace my steps and veganize some of the meals I’ve made and loved in the past. One of these is my balsamic pasta salad. It’s such an easy recipe. It’s …

I love quiche. I think it’s incredibly versatile, easy to make, and super yummy! But since I’ve been living a more plant-based life in recent years, I’ve avoided it because I didn’t want to use eggs, and the tofu variety has never really appealed to me. But recently, I discovered JUST egg, a product that I’ve seen on shelves and never fully trusted, but have come to love!
When the pandemic panic started a few weeks ago, grocery store shelves were desperately empty…except for the plant-based sections! So when I saw JUST eggs at my local Sprouts, I decided to give it a shot because I had nothing to lose, and not much else to choose from. And wow, I am so glad I did. I have only tried it in one recipe so far, but it came out so perfectly eggy, that I am excited to experiment with it in all my “egg” dish needs.
I made the quiche for dinner and wanted to use up the remaining veggies in my fridge, so I opted for a Sicilian roasted cauliflower and spinach filling. To make the Sicilian filling, I tossed the chopped cauliflower in some olive oil, garlic powder, onion powder, and salt and pepper. Then I mixed up a sauce of capers, loads of garlic, crushed red pepper, olive oil, fresh parsley, and a little salt and pepper, and I covered the cauliflower. I used my Ninja Foodi to quickly cook the cauliflower, but roasting it would work just as well. I sauteed up some chopped onions, and I chopped up a handful of fresh spinach, as well. I used a premade pie shell, but you could always make your own from scratch if you prefer to go that route. Lastly, for the “egg,” I added a bit of Kala Namak–or black salt, which boasts a sulfur taste that lends itself wonderfully to a true egg flavor. I topped it all off with some vegan parmesan cheese, and baked it for about 50 minutes at 350F.
You can always take some creative license and use whatever ingredients you have or want to create the quiche of your own dreams! But I definitely recommend trying this one out because it is good, good, good!

