Listed below are some of our favorite whole-food, plant-based, low-fat recipes. Most are oil-free, because we know that cutting out unnecessary oil helps reduce harmful saturated fat in our diets.

We also encourage you to explore vegan recipes on the internet, but watch out for those with added oils (including coconut and olive oils) and lots of processed ingredients like TVP (texturized vegetable protein made from soybeans) and white flour. While it’s OK to use those ingredients every now and then, it’s best to choose foods closer to their natural state, which retains more fiber and nutrients. 

We’d love to see the plant-based food you are making at home! Feel free to share your photos on social media and tag @plantedplatter and hashtag #plantedplatter and #boldfoodbrightlife. 

Plant-Based Sandwiches | Video and Recipes

Plant-Based Sandwiches | Video and Recipes

Fun and filling, these tasty plant-based sandwiches and condiments feature robust flavors and are easy to create. It’s time to trade in sandwiches with meat, cheese, fish, and eggs for flavorful, healthy plants!

Creamy Sweet Potato Chili

Creamy Sweet Potato Chili

Everyone seems to love chili when the weather gets colder. With plenty of beans and other vegetables, plant-based chili can be a filling and nourishing meal that is high in fiber, protein, and antioxidants.

Stuffed Peppers

Stuffed Peppers

Depending on portion size (whole pepper vs. half), this dish works well as a main entree or a side dish. Any leftovers make an easy lunch or supper the next day.

Delicious Plant-Based Bowls | Recipe Booklet

Delicious Plant-Based Bowls | Recipe Booklet

Learn how to build a flavorful, healthy, plant-based meal in a bowl. Fun and tasty, these colorful creations (sometimes called grain bowls or wellness bowls) draw on global culinary traditions.

Tabbouleh (Bulgur Salad) with Parsley and Mint

Tabbouleh (Bulgur Salad) with Parsley and Mint

Serve this refreshing Middle Eastern summer salad chilled or at room temperature. Bulgur wheat is a whole grain that has been parboiled, so it only needs to be soaked in hot water to render it pleasantly chewy and ready to eat. This salad packs well for work or picnics and you can improvise additions, from hummus to falafel to additional veggies.