VegOut! 2024 Kick Off at Hope Farms – Saturday, March 2, 2024 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Recipe for Success is kicking off our 2024 VegOut! Challenge. Join us at Hope Farms during the First Saturday Market on March 2, 2024, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Enjoy an exciting day of Games, Contests, Prizes, Children’s Activities, Raffles, Live Entertainment & More. Shop with Local Vendors & Artisans and for Fresh Organic Produce Grown at Hope Farms. This is a family friendly event for all to enjoy!
Chefs in The Field – FREE Cooking Class
Don’t miss the FREE Cooking Class with Chef Bao Ong of the Houston Chronicle! Learn to make Spring Rolls with Chef Bao on Saturday, March 2, 2024 at 11:00 AM or 12:30 PM. Children and adults are invited to attend.
Join Us Recipe for Success Foundation on March 2nd 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Hope Farms in Houston, TX to kick off VegOut! 2022 and shop Hope Farms produce along with First Wednesday’s boutique Growers and Makers. The First Wednesday Market on March 2nd FREE Cooking Demonstrations Featuring Healthy Comfort Food with Dude That Cookz, Botanical Drinkables with Chef Carlos and Build a Healthy Pantry with Better Living for Texans. FREE Yoga & Kids Activities!
We know your new year is full of goals, resolutions, and plans for a great 2019, ours is too. You’re at a spin class this week, trying yoga the next. Having green juice for breakfast, quinoa bowls for dinner, and totally not drinking (okay… maybe a glass or two – I mean, it’s got antioxidants, right?). On top of that you’ve still got a full workload, social obligations, and family life…
You’ve also committed to eating more veggies. So how do you fit them in? We’ve got some great ideas for delicious & healthy recipes you can make in 20 minutes and under.
Winter in the South is the best time for Braised Mustard Greens, and this delicious recipe will be the perfect end-of-day treat, only requiring one pan of clean up!
Just finished your morning work out, and want a healthy way to start the rest of your day? Add a few eggs to this Garden Bok Choy Stir Fry, and you’ll have plenty of veggie-centered energy to get you to lunch or later.
Even when you’re eating clean, you still want to snack. Instead of grabbing the chips and dip, try carrot sticks and hummus. Chickpeas are a great source of protein, and will keep you feeling satisfied until your main meal.
Though we’re used to seeing coleslaw as a side, this delicious Mexican Coleslaw can make a great lunch. Mix this with a protein and some avocado – so good!
For something you can prep at home on Sunday and take to the office for the perfect light lunch, try Vietnamese Spring Rolls. They’re easy to assemble, and you can create any combination of delicious veggies to suit the contents of your fridge.
Ready to get cooking? Tag us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter with the hashtags #vegoutrfs & #vegout2019!
We loved having KHOU out at the farm to film this segment for Great Day Houston! Chef Erin O’Leary Stewart of DEFINE Foods prepared 5 healthy holiday dishes you can make and enjoy with your family. All of which are now up on our recipes page!
If you want to see the clip, you can watch it here.
Then head over to see the recipes and get cooking!
You’re exhausted, it’s been a busy day, and you’re tempted to just call for takeout and open a bottle of wine. We get it. But we also know how that’s going to feel tomorrow morning. The good news is, we’ve got some ideas for making your weeknights speedy, easy, and deliciously healthy!
Quinoa – This ancient grain is nutritious, easy to cook, and pairs well with almost everything. It only take 10 minutes from start to finish, then you can combine it hot or cold with whatever protein and veggies you’re having for dinner, and viola!– a delicious meal in minutes.
Casserole – Trust us, they don’t have to be dense, tasteless bakes. There areways to make this easy prepare-ahead dish delicious. Try a gratin, or layer some leftovers with onions, beans, parmesan, and a few spices and throw it under the broiler.
Salad – This can be a delicious fast dinner, not to mention light and nutritious to end the day. Clean out the refrigerator and mix whatever greens you have with a protein and any combination of vegetables and beans, or eliminate greens altogether and mix corn with your favorite Mexican flavors.
Two Pot Spot – Have some time, but don’t want to do fancy dicing, sifting, or layering? Try something like ratatouille, where you can dump a whole bunch of veggies together on a baking tray, roast them, and serve over quinoa, grits, rice, or even fold into an omelet. You’ll keep the clean up to a minimum and have a dish you can eat in multiple ways.
Stir Fry – While you will need to do a bit of chopping, this delicious dish cooks in under 10 minutes. Using rice you prepared during the weekend, or grating a cauliflower to use as rice, will make dinner prep even quicker.
