
Why You Should Always Have Soba Noodles in Your Pantry
If the pasta selection in your pantry doesn’t already include a package or two of soba noodles, it’s time to add some…

How to Get More Science-Backed Plant-Based Goodness in Your Google Results
Want to see more science-backed, plant-based content in your Google results? Add Forks Over Knives to your Preferred Sources on Google! Earlier…

Edamame: How to Buy, Store, and Cook the Beloved Green Soybean
Mention edamame and most people’s first thought is the whole, steamed pods that are so much fun to eat in Japanese restaurants….

Veggie Steaks That Steal the Show: Easy How-To and 11 Flavor-Packed Recipes
There’s nothing like taking a bite of a thick, tender, juicy steak—a veggie steak, that is. And there’s nothing easier than roasting…

Cocoa vs. Cacao vs. Dutch-Processed: What’s the Difference—and Does It Matter?
If you’ve ever paused mid-recipe wondering, “Can I use cocoa powder instead of cacao?” or “What even is Dutch-processed cocoa?”, you’re not…

Meet Shiso, the Japanese Herb That Tastes Like Summer
If you love the bright, bold flavors of basil, mint, and cilantro, chances are you’ll be smitten with shiso, an aromatic herb…

Our Favorite Nonstick Kitchen Tools for Easy Oil-Free Cooking
Eating whole-food, plant-based means cutting out as many ultraprocessed foods as possible—including oil. Despite popular claims that some oils, such as olive…

Why Vegan Cooks Swear by Kala Namak (aka Black Salt) for Adding Eggy Flavor Without Eggs
Most vegan egg replacements of yore did a good job mimicking eggs’ look and consistency but lacked the rich umami flavor that…

Tracye McQuirter Shares Her Best Vegan Travel Tips From a Year Abroad
Photo courtesy Tracye McQuirter Communicating our dietary preferences to restaurant staff can be challenging enough on our home turf, but when our…

Healthy Summer Mocktails—No Sugar Crash Required
Mocktails are having a major moment, and Forks Over Knives is raising a glass to the trend. The booze-free beverages are refreshing,…

Lemongrass 101: How to Prep, Store, and Use This Fragrant Herb
Lemongrass is a foundation flavor in Southeast Asian cuisines, lending a fragrant, citrusy component to everything from light, brothy soup to hearty…

The Plant-Based Cook’s Guide to Cashews
Is there anything cashews can’t do? Ever since some clever soul figured out how to soak the crescent-shaped nuts in water then…