Isa Chandra Moskowitz
Isa Chandra Moskowitz has been cooking up a vegan storm for decades. She is the author of seven cookbooks, including Veganomicon and Appetite for Reduction. A Brooklyn native, she now lives in Omaha, Nebraska, where she spreads vegan cooking love and does feral cat rescue work.
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See articleIsa Chandra Moskowitz’s Favorite NYC Restaurants for a Special Vegan Meal
Photo courtesy Avant Garden Welcome to Vegan Recs, our new series spotlighting plant-based tastemakers and their favorite veg-friendly finds around the globe. For our debut, we turned to vegan icon Isa Chandra Moskowitz, who shares her top picks for a special vegan meal in NYC. These aren’t oil-free restaurants, but they are places where vegetables […] -
See articlePumpkin Spice Bread
This fall-flavored loaf is like pumpkin pie in bread form. With walnuts and raisins dotted throughout, it’s perfect for an autumnal celebration but can also be enjoyed year-round with a cup of tea. Cinnamon, ginger, allspice, and cloves provide the classic pumpkin pie flavor, while pumpkin puree and maple syrup create a moist, naturally sweetened […] -
See articleBursting with Berries Cobbler
When you’re in need of a drool-worthy dessert to wow a crowd, this vegan berry cobbler is the ultimate comfort food. Juicy berries bubble up underneath a cinnamon biscuit dough that uses a blend of applesauce and almond butter to remain moist and fluffy. While we don’t often use cane sugar in our recipes, we […] -
See articleGinger-Peach Breakfast Muffins
Not a morning person? Having a batch of these delicious peach breakfast muffins ready to go will certainly put a spring in your step in the early hours. The fluffy batter is infused with warming cinnamon and ginger and made extra moist with a scoop of applesauce. Juicy peaches get delectably caramelized in the oven […] -
See articleCranberry-Orange Biscotti
These biscotti just personify a crunchy holiday treat! Always have a plate of these citrus-scented cookies at the table for guests to nibble on. From Forks Over Knives — The Cookbook -
See articlePumpkin Bread Pudding
This seasonal dessert mimics the flavor of a pumpkin pie and transforms it into a comforting pumpkin bread pudding topped with a vanilla whip. Let’s paint you a picture here: chewy bread in a decadent, creamy pumpkin custard that sits front and center on the Thanksgiving table. Want to put it over the top? Serve […] -
See articleZecret Vegan Zucchini Bread
This sweet loaf of zucchini bread gets its tender crumb from a secret ingredient: avocado. Enjoy a slice at room temperature or toasted. Use the large holes of a box grater to get perfectly grated zucchini. Recipe from Forks Over Knives—The Cookbook -
See articlePeanut Butter Granola Bars
These crunchy homemade granola bars are full of peanut buttery deliciousness with just a hint of cinnamon. They’re wholesome enough to have for breakfast yet sweet enough to have for dessert, and they make a great anytime, on-the-go snack. The recipe calls for smooth peanut butter, but feel free to use chunky if you prefer. -
See articlePeanut Butter Caramel Apples
Bring those fond memories of state fairs and fall festivals back to life—or make some new autumn memories of your own—with a batch of caramel apples. Peanut butter and brown rice syrup coat these festive treats in a lightly sweet, caramel-like shell that hardens as it chills for a snack you can really sink your […] -
See articleWhole-Wheat Berry Muffins
These are a perfectly delicious breakfast muffin with loads of berry goodness and a tasty, wheaty backdrop. If you can find wild blueberries, use them—they are perfect for muffins because they’re tiny and distribute beautifully without making the muffin soggy. If you use larger berries, like blackberries, slice them in half; otherwise they’ll be too […] -
See articleLunchbox Chocolate Chip Cookies
I call these “lunchbox” cookies because they hold up well to being knocked about a bit and because you’re definitely going to want one of these for an afternoon treat. Even though they are soft-baked, they are not cake-like at all (as lower-fat cookies tend to be). Almond butter is the perfect secret ingredient! It […] -
See articleChocolate Pumpkin Loaf
This loaf is dense, chocolaty, and moist, with undertones of pumpkin and autumnal spices laced throughout. I throw in some chocolate chips, and you may like to add other yummy things too, like pecans or walnuts. From Forks Over Knives – The Cookbook This recipe and other kid-friendly and comfort food ideas are also available […]
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