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Vegetarian Times, August, 2001
Recipes
CONTAINS
EGG- AND DAIRY AND
DAIRY-FREE EGG-FREE DAIRY FREE EGGS
BEVERAGES
Melon-Papaya
Batido, p. 44 *
SOUPS
Chilled Tomato Soup
with Cilantro Pesto,
p. 39 *
Confetti Vegetable
Soup, p. 38 *
Grilled Eggplant and
Bell Pepper Soup,
p. 39 *
Roasted Corn and Green
Chile Soup, p.38 *
Sweet Pea Soup
with Quinoa, p. 39 *
Tropical Fruit
Gazpacho, p. 40 *
SALADS
Cobb Salad, p. 24 *
Garden Couscous and
Black Bean Salad,
p. 26 *
Mushroom-Potato Salad
with White Beans,
p. 26 *
Quinoa-Corn Salad
with Basil, p. 26 *
Spinach, Blood Orange
and Macadamia Nut
Salad, p. 45 *
ENTREES
Empanadas with Smoked
Cheese, p. 44 *
Sweet and Sour
Stir-Fry, p. 24 *
Vegetable Frittata with
Roasted Tomato Salsa,
p. 45 *
SAUCES/SALAD DRESSINGS
Basil Pesto, p. 48 *
Chocolate Sauce, p. 31 *
Fresh Berry Sauce,
p. 31 *
Fresh Orange
Dressing, p. 8 *
DESSERTS
Just Peachy Ice
Cream, p. 21 *
Key Lime Pie, p. 46 *
Layered Ice Cream
Terrine, p. 34 *
Lemon Swirl Ice Cream
Pie, p. 31 *
Mud Pie Ice Cream
Sandwiches, p. 34 *
Strawberry-Amaretti
Bombe, p. 31 *
LOW-FAT LOW-SODIUM 30 MINUTES
BEVERAGES
Melon-Papaya
Batido, p. 44 * * *
SOUPS
Chilled Tomato Soup
with Cilantro Pesto,
p. 39 * *
Confetti Vegetable
Soup, p. 38 *
Grilled Eggplant and
Bell Pepper Soup,
p. 39 * *
Roasted Corn and Green
Chile Soup, p.38 *
Sweet Pea Soup
with Quinoa, p. 39 *
Tropical Fruit
Gazpacho, p. 40 * *
SALADS
Cobb Salad, p. 24 * *
Garden Couscous and
Black Bean Salad,
p. 26 * *
Mushroom-Potato Salad
with White Beans,
p. 26 * * *
Quinoa-Corn Salad
with Basil, p. 26 * *
Spinach, Blood Orange
and Macadamia Nut
Salad, p. 45 * *
ENTREES
Empanadas with Smoked
Cheese, p. 44
Sweet and Sour
Stir-Fry, p. 24 * *
Vegetable Frittata with
Roasted Tomato Salsa,
p. 45 *
SAUCES/SALAD DRESSINGS
Basil Pesto, p. 48 * *
Chocolate Sauce, p. 31 * * *
Fresh Berry Sauce,
p. 31 * * *
Fresh Orange
Dressing, p. 8 * *
DESSERTS
Just Peachy Ice
Cream, p. 21 * *
Key Lime Pie, p. 46 *
Layered Ice Cream
Terrine, p. 34 *
Lemon Swirl Ice Cream
Pie, p. 31
Mud Pie Ice Cream
Sandwiches, p. 34
Strawberry-Amaretti
Bombe, p. 31 * *
about our recipes.
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Egg- and dairy-free recipes contain neither dairy nor eggs (they may contain honey); egg-free recipes have no eggs but contain dairy; dairy-free recipes have no dairy but contain eggs.
Low-fat recipes contain fewer than 10 grams of fat per entree serving; 4 grams per side dish. We do not list the percentage of calories from fat because we believe the percent of fat in a given recipe is less important than the percent of fat eaten in an entire day. To determine that percentage, count the total calories and total fat grams eaten in a day. Multiply grams of fat by 9 (there are 9 calories in a gram of fat) and divide that amount by total calories, Research suggests that fat intake must be less than 25 percent of calories to prevent disease and promote health.
Low Sodium recipes contain less than 140 milligrams of sodium per serving.
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