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Plant Based 411

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    Melissas Produce

    Koshari/Kushari/Kosheri/Koshary

    April 2024
    Considered Egypt’s national dish, koshari originated in India in the 14th century and then made its way to Egypt in the late 19th century during the British occupation.
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  • Image of Roasted Vegetable Hummus
    Melissas Produce

    Roasted Vegetable Hummus

    November 2023
    We’re heading for the peak of holiday celebrations and while traditions are always in order, it’s also a great time to stretch your cooking muscles.
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  • Image of Veggies, Pixies and Pasta
    Melissa's Produce

    Veggies, Pixies and Pasta

    May 2023
    Whether you call it a raw and cooked veggie and fruit salad, a pasta dish, or a bowl, you’ll want to call this recipe very delicious.
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  • Image of Plant-Based Minestrone
    Melissa's Produce

    Brisk Winds Call for Big Soup

    March 2023
    Minestrone is Italian for “big soup,” so it’s no surprise that this thick mélange of seasonal vegetables not only originated there but is the most popular soup in Italy.
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  • Image of Plant-Based Bolognese
    Melissa's Produce

    Plant-Based Bolognese

    September 2018
    The Food Lover’s Companion describes Bolognese as “named after the rich cookery style of Bologna, Italy” and refers “to dishes served with a thick, full-bodied meat and vegetable sauce enhanced with wine and milk or cream”.
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  • Image of Farmer's Chop Suey
    Melissa's Produce

    Farmer's Chop Suey

    August 2018
    The cultural connection between the Chinese and Jewish people is represented by the game of Mahjong, a tile-based game invented in China in the Qing dynasty, and played poolside and inside the homes of Jewish women since the 1930’s.
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