I made these recently and Jason and I agreed that they are the tastiest veggie burgers we’ve ever eaten! The jalapeno glaze really gives them that perfect extra something… The Pickapeppa sauce can be found with the BBQ and Worcestershire sauces at most grocery stores. You can serve them as a standalone dish, or try them on a burger bun with lettuce and tomato. For an extra special summer treat, try serving them with Baked “Fried” Green Tomatoes. Yum!Nutritional Information
236 calories; 12g protein; 18g carbohydrates; 8g fat; 0mg cholesterol; 495mg sodium; 1g fiber
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These carrots are an extremely easy to make and they make a tasty side dish. The glaze is made with apple juice concentrate and cinnamon. I like the contrast of the sweetness of this recipe when served with a spicy or savory dish.
I had a craving for calzones the other night, so I tried this recipe. It’s based on a calzone recipe that I discovered when I was in college, but I added a homemade, whole wheat crust and homemade marinara sauce.
I made this corn recipe as a side dish to accompany taco salad. It comes from Vegetarian Times: Low-fat and Fast. Jason and I agreed that it was very tasty and it was extremely quick and easy to make!
I had a craving for Mexican last week, so I made this tasty salad. I also made my own 
This recipe is an old favorite of ours. I discovered it on the Weightwatchers website when I was doing their program several years ago. The black-eyed peas add protein, which can be difficult to get enough of when following a vegetarian diet.
Now that the weather is cooling off, I’m feeling inspired to do more cooking! Jason and I tried this dish last night and we thought it was very tasty. Although the recipe calls for a fair amount of oil, it’s lower calorie than you might think, since the sage only absorbs a small portion of what is used for frying.
The state farmer’s market is close to my house and I’ve been taking full of advantage of it. They have such a great selection of fresh fruits and vegetables that are bursting with flavor. Of course, here in the South, you’ll find traditional southern veggies such as collards! Collards are green leafy vegetables that are somewhat similar to spinach, but they don’t get as limp when cooked and they are a little bit chewier as well. This recipe spices them up with white vinegar, garlic and red pepper flakes
While on the hunt for a delicious dessert that wouldn’t be too much of a diet breaker, I discovered this recipe for vanilla poached pears. We tried it and thought it was very good, especially when garnished with whipped cream.
This Fijan curry was published in Vegetarian Times in the mid-nineties. I filed this away and didn’t think about it again for many years, until I ran across it in my recipe collection last week. Jason and I tried it for the first time and we thought it was very good, with unusual ingredients that combine in a unique and delicious way. I substituted mango chutney for the tamarind sauce that is included in the recipe and I would recommend this as a way to shorten the cooking time if you are in a hurry.
