Pumfu is an incredible vegan alternative to soy that can easily replace it in many recipes. Made of pumpkin seeds, its firm texture and mild nutty taste make it the ideal vegan food choice. Pumfu also contains antioxidants, magnesium and omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids which contribute to its nutritional benefits.
Air-fried pumfu made with vegetables and spices makes an easy weeknight dinner option. Add rice for an all-in meal plan.
Stir Fry
Stir fry is an easy and delicious way to incorporate more vegetables into your meal, and also boasts many nutritional advantages, including providing lean proteins, whole grains and healthy fats that promote satiety while supporting blood sugar regulation and providing essential nutrients.
Stir Fry offers an efficient method for getting dinner on the table quickly, but it requires that ingredients be prepared ahead of time so it can be assembled quickly. Chop all of your vegetables in similar-sized pieces, and prepare any sauces ahead of time to speed up its preparation.
stir fry cooking method helps preserve vegetable nutrients by only exposing them to heat and light for short periods, unlike pre-cut vegetables which have been sitting out in the air or sitting on shelves, where their vitamins have had time to degrade over time.
Noodles
Noodles are an easy and nutritious way to add more protein and fiber to your diet, plus help ease constipation. In this recipe using both kohlrabi and noodles for an enjoyable, filling and healthy dinner that’s ready in less than 20 minutes!
This delicious and satisfying curry dish will please anyone who appreciates spicy foods. The tangy sauce pairs beautifully with crispy and crunchy Pumfu for a unique combination of textures and flavors that is quick, convenient, and one-pot meal that can be enjoyed alone or on top of rice, quinoa, or cauliflower rice!
Heat oil in a skillet over medium-high heat until shimmering before adding Pumfu and cooking until golden on one side, flipping to cook the other, until both are golden-brown in color. Transfer onto a paper towel-lined plate to drain.
Vegetables
Vegetables are essential components of a nutritious diet. Their essential vitamins and minerals protect us against disease, keep eyesight sharp, and support normal bodily processes. Furthermore, vegetables can make delicious additions to any dish when prepared properly; all that’s needed to make them taste great is finding ways to cook them so they taste good!
While a salad can certainly qualify as a vegetable, its lack of culinary appeal may preclude its being served alongside entrees like ratatouille or sweet potato fries. Technically speaking, however, vegetables refers to any plant produced from herbaceous roots; unlike fruits or nuts which grow on woody stems.
Vegetables encompass an assortment of edible plant parts, such as leaves, stalks, seeds, roots tubers and flowers of plants. Vegetables are often organized into categories like cruciferous vegetables, leafy green vegetables, marrow vegetables root vegetables or allium family veggies for convenience.
Dessert
Desserts are a treasured tradition across cultures, adding an irresistibly tasty ending to every meal. A well-prepared treat can also reflect one’s dedication to healthy living through thoughtful food selection and careful eating practices.
Make life simple on weeknight dinnertime and serve this easy curry with pumfu! Dairy-free and packed with flavor thanks to coconut yogurt, veggies, turmeric and curry powder – you’ll love this flavorful vegan-based dish over rice, quinoa or cauliflower rice or just by itself!
Pumfu is an innovative alternative to meat and tofu made with organic pumpkin seeds, that offers numerous health benefits while remaining gluten- and nut-free and naturally vegan. Pumfu features mild yet nutty flavor with firm texture that adapts well when marinated – ideal for sandwiches, stir-fries and scrambles alike! Additionally it’s low carb/keto friendly as each serving boasts 17g of protein!