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Courtney Davison

Courtney Davison

Courtney Davison is Forks Over Knives’ managing editor. A writer and editor on a wide range of subjects, she co-wrote a nationally syndicated advice column from 2016 to 2018 and co-authored the 2018 book Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice from Dear Annie. She is a longtime vegan and in her free time enjoys trying new recipes and spending quality time with her cats. Find her on LinkedIn.

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  • A vegan Valentine's day feast, featuring eggplant parm, arancini, ravioli, and a cherry chocolate cobbler

    A Very Vegan Valentine’s Day: 38 Romantic Recipes for Breakfast, Dinner, and Dessert

    Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with a lovely, heart-healthy feast? Treat your sweetie (or yourself!) to one of these festive vegan recipes for Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re lavishing on the love with a luxurious breakfast in bed, romantic pasta dinner, decadent dessert, or all of the above, […]
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  • Depiction of atherosclerosis plaque

    What Is Cholesterol? How It Works, Foods to Avoid, and the Truth About HDL

    What Is Cholesterol? Cholesterol is a waxy type of lipid found in almost every cell of the body. A building block of animal life, cholesterol helps form cell membranes and plays a key role in the production of hormones, vitamin D, skin oils, and digestive acids. The liver makes all the cholesterol that the body […]
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  • lectins

    Do Vegans Need to Worry About Lectins? Does Anyone?

    Last year, Steven Gundry, MD, released The Plant Paradox: The Hidden Dangers in Healthy Foods That Cause Disease and Weight Gain, which claimed that lectins, a type of protein in many plant foods, are the culprits behind autoimmune diseases, coronary artery disease, type 2 diabetes, and a host of other health problems. A new fad […]
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  • Ingredients for a healthy homemade pancake and waffle mix, with the mix in a large mixing bowl on a light blue tile surface, with a colorful kitchen towel and whisk beside it

    Make Better (and Healthier) Pancakes and Waffles with These Tips

    With a reliable mix, a couple of well-chosen tools, and a few smart techniques, you can turn out tall, tender pancakes and crisp-edged waffles any day of the week—no oil or unhealthy ingredients necessary. This cheat sheet breaks down the essentials so you can skip the guesswork, cook with confidence, and enjoy a wholesome breakfast […]
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  • A vegan charcuterie board featuring grapes, olives, nuts, dried fruit, a homemade vegan pate and homemade vegan cheese, and toast

    Pro Tips for Creating an Epic Vegan Charcuterie Board

    Think “vegan charcuterie board” sounds like an oxymoron? Think again. The grazing-board format is a perfect canvas for showing off just how colorful and delicious a plant-based spread can be. Here’s how to assemble an Instagram-ready, drool-worthy vegan charcuterie board that feels abundant, intentional, and effortless. 1. Make at least 1 thing from scratch. While […]
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  • Photo of a homemade vegan cheese log rolled in seeds and herbs next to some crackers, a recipe from Miyoko Schinner's new cookbook The Vegan Creamery, beside a photo of Schinner

    The Vegan Creamery: Miyoko Schinner’s Next Chapter in Plant-Based Dairy

    Photo by Megan Thompson In Brief Miyoko Schinner’s work is never done. The pioneering chef, entrepreneur, and self-described “epicurean activist” has spent decades redefining what’s possible in the world of plant-based dairy. As the founder of Miyoko’s Creamery, she helped bring artisanal vegan cheese into the mainstream. Now, with her new cookbook, The Vegan Creamery […]
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  • Cranberry-Orange Bread Pudding on white and pink plates drizzled with a creamy sauce

    18 Winter Baking Recipes with In-Season Fruit

    Don’t let the bare trees and gray skies fool you: There’s a veritable rainbow of juicy, delicious fruits that are at their best in the winter months. There’s also no better time to turn on the oven. We’ve rounded up our favorite baked recipes starring in-season fruits. Even sweeter, all of these recipes are whole-food, […]
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  • Woman in kitchen reaching for cookbook off shelf

    WFPB and Vegan Cookbooks We Loved in 2025

    This year delivered vegan cookbooks for every kind of cook: the weekday scrambler, the weekend project person, the health-focused WFPB eater, the flavor chaser, and the plant-curious beginner. Our shortlist spans all of the above. While a few of these titles aren’t strictly oil-free, they’re all fully vegan and full of ideas WFPB readers can […]
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  • headshot of Joanne Lee Molinaro in a hoodie that says "Corea," next to a photo of her new cookbook, The Korean Vegan Homemade

    ‘Korean Vegan’ Joanne Lee Molinaro Dishes on Her New Book, Vegan K-Beauty Line

    Change has always been central to Joanne Lee Molinaro’s journey. A former trial lawyer and onetime Paleo devotee, she went vegan in 2016 and built a global following as The Korean Vegan, blending storytelling and plant-based cooking in ways that resonated deeply with her audience. Since then, she’s expanded her creative reach, launching the vegan […]
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  • A middle-aged woman and senior woman lifting weights in a gym

    The No-B.S. Guide to Plant-Based Protein

    It’s the question that vegans and whole-food, plant-based eaters hear all the time: “Where do you get your protein?” Given the abundance of misinformation on the subject, concern over protein deficiency is understandable—but totally unfounded in science. In this guide, we’ll review what protein is, how much protein we need, how much most people are […]
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  • 88-year-old vegan ultrarunner Paul Youd running and smiling

    Meet the 88-Year-Old Running Toward 100 Ultramarathons

    At 88, UK-based endurance athlete Paul Youd runs ultramarathons, logs thousands of push-ups a week, and spends his downtime talking to strangers about animal rights. It’s a level of activity he couldn’t have imagined in his 40s, when arthritis began limiting his mobility. “Everything was painful,” Youd says. “I tried to run back then, but […]
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  • Grocery store snack aisle full of highly processed foods

    Massive New Study Presents Strongest Evidence Yet Linking Processed Foods to Range of Health Problems

    In Brief Most of us know that potato chips, store-bought pastries, and sodas aren’t the foundation of a healthy diet. But how bad for us are these foods, really? A new review of research involving nearly 10 million participants offers some of the most compelling evidence yet that highly processed foods undermine our mental and […]
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