If you love chocolate vegan desserts as much as we do, make sure to also check out our chocolate vegan pumpkin pie, salted caramel vegan skillet brownie, and our chocolate-dipped vegan cookie dough pops. This recipe was originally published in 2014. We’ve updated the post with some new photos and more information, but the delicious recipe remains the same. And there’s no way you’ll be able to tell that these are vegan....

If you love eating chili, also be sure to try our black bean and corn chili with avocado salsa! There’s nothing more comforting than a bowl of warm chili on a cold day. You’re going to fall in love with this cozy chocolate quinoa chili that’s more rich and delicious than many of the vegetarian chili recipes out there. Using cocoa powder and chocolate (yes, chocolate!) lends a lot of flavor and gives this quinoa chili a creamy texture, which can be hard to do with vegetarian chili....

Happy start of the new year! To get us going in the right direction, I’ve made us a dinner detox salad that I’m calling Winter Salad. I know that roasted green salad might sound a little strange, but bear with me, I promise it’s worth it. This was one of the recipes I was toying adding to the Sugar Free Paleo Dinner Recipes cookbook. The only reason I didn’t is that it needs some protein to turn it into a full meal, and I wanted to keep that flexible....

Complete the meal with some juicy grilled chicken breast and parmesan corn on the cob. And if you love pasta salads, also try our Mexican pasta salad! Cheese tortellini – you could try a different filling, but we like cheese the best. Sun-dried tomatoes – they add the best flavor. If you’re not a fan, swap them for cherry tomatoes. Olives – salty goodness. Artichoke hearts – to keep the Mediterranean theme going....

If you love apples as much as we do, also try our apple pancakes, healthy apple cinnamon muffins, or crispy baked apple chips. The streusel topping is optional but adds a wonderful sweet crunch, and looks lovely. We like to have a loaf on hand for those times when friends pop by, to serve with coffee or tea. While you’re at it, make an extra one a friend, a new parent, your family, or anyone that might enjoy the comfort of a nourishing treat!...

For more delicious Asian-inspired cauliflower recipes, also try our baked general tso’s cauliflower, kung pao cauliflower, and skinny bang bag cauliflower. If this is your first time making a whole roasted cauliflower, you’re in for a treat. To start, you don’t have to bother with chopping the cauliflower into florets. Simply trim the leaves and the stem off so it sits flat, rub on the sweet and savory seasoning paste, and bake it until tender....

Now ladle the soup into a bowl, thickly butter a slice of bread, and dip dip dip. Crispy crumbled bacon (YES!) Sour cream or plain yogurt Parmesan cheese A drizzle of lemon oil Or a squeeze of lemon juice Croutons – bonus points if they’re cheesy croutons Did you make this? We love to see what you made! Tag @theendlessmeal or hashtag #theendlessmeal!

If you love the taste of blackberry, also try our blackberry lavender soda and blackberry mojito. Using just four ingredients, it’s simple to make and ready in less time than it would take to go to the store and buy some. With its purple hues, kids will love it too. You can adjust the sweetness to your taste by adding more or less sugar or swapping the sugar for honey....

For another recipe that blue curaçao shines in, make this tiffany mimosa next! What does blue curaçao taste like? Blue curacao is made from the dried peel of the laraha citrus fruit, which tastes like bitter oranges. Laraha are native to the island of Curaçao in the Caribbean, hence the name! Blue curaçao is sweeter than triple sec and has a distinctive bitter orange flavor with a hint of sweetness....

Easy Chocolate Pancakes with banana My son was never a fan of chocolate until he started kindergarten and saw all his friends loving it. He came home one day declaring his love for chocolate, and I welcomed him into the chocoholic club with open arms (p.s. chocolate is my love language). Ever since then, I’ve been coming up with all kinds of ways to make the chocolate experience fun, delicious, and nutritious (I can’t help myself!...

Autumn is a magical season where the busyness of summer falls away and we start to settle into our schedules and get cozy for the winter ahead. With the longer nights and cooler temperatures, we all start to crave cozy clothes, recipes, blankets, scents, and evenings. What’s not to love? They make us all feel good, warm, and maybe a little nostalgic. Cozy fall recipes are the absolute best. They make you feel warm and full....

If you love festive cranberry cocktails, also try our Christmas cranberry margarita and spiced cranberry hot toddy. We’ve always got some of this delicious holiday-spiced syrup on hand over the holidays. With its warm spices and bright red hue, it adds incredible festive flair and cranberry flavor to anything it touches. It’s really easy to make this syrup at home, too. Simply simmer cranberries low and slow with sugar or honey, a generous amount of ginger, and a mix of warm winter spices....

Reasons to Love Bliss Balls It deserves a whole section because everybody needs these in their lives! Made with just 5 ingredients No cooking required – takes 5 minutes to make Convenient – can be stored in the fridge or freezer, making them a quick and convenient grab-n-go snack for both kids and adults Great for school lunch boxes or school snacks Made with nutritious ingredients – a great source of protein, fiber, healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals A versatile healthy treat- this is a basic recipe that you can easily customize using ingredients you have on hand Contains no added sugar but will totally satisfy your sweet cravings...

What makes this sauce awesome! Simple, minimal ingredients that you probably already have on hand. Well perhaps minus silken tofu, but hey! This recipe just might entice you to include it as a fridge staple. It makes for a great healthier substitute to heavy cream and adds an extra boost of protein and iron, a super duper important nutrient for babies, especially. Budget-friendly Easily customizable – toss with pasta and whatever vegetables you wish, enjoy with a bowl of oatmeal/lentils, or serve as a sauce for vegetables!...

Zucchini Corn Fritters (perfect for babies) Have an abundance of corn and zucchini and wondering what to do with it all? Learn how to transform these fresh ingredients into delightful zucchini corn fritters that your babies and toddlers will love! Making nutritious food for babies and toddlers doesn’t have to be a chore. These delightful baby corn fritters are packed with veggies so they’re a great way to work more veggies into your child’s diet....

For more delicious pork chop dinners, try our juicy grilled pork chops, pan-fried pork chops, and pineapple pork chops! Friends! This recipe is screaming summer all over the place. I mean HELLO, there’s watermelon! Sweet, juicy, delicious watermelon. Does anything say summer more than watermelon juice running down your hands? Before I tell you about these amazing Gochujang Pork Chops I have to tell you what happened after dinner last night....

For a delicious sweet and spicy spin on grilled cheese, try our grilled cheese and apple sandwich with sriracha butter. We’re taking homemade croutons up a notch and turning everyone’s childhood favorite sandwich into bite-sized grilled cheese croutons. They’re a flavorful, feel-good topper for soups, and they’re really easy to make. The best part about any homemade recipe is that you can use your favorite ingredients. For these grilled cheese croutons, we keep it classic with white sandwich bread and sharp cheddar cheese, but any cheese and bread will work (even if the bread’s a bit stale)....

For more delicious blueberry baked goods, try our paleo blueberry muffins and our lemon blueberry pancakes! Butter + coconut oil: a combination of butter and coconut oil helps the crumble stick together while keeping it crispy, light, and flavorful. Use a dairy-free butter alternative if needed. Honey: we use a runny honey as a sweetener but you can also use maple syrup to keep these bars vegan. Rolled oats: regular rolled oats give the crumble a hearty texture....

This recipe was totally inspired my random but awesome purchase of eggplants at the store. I mean it was 2 for $1, and it didn’t matter the size, so of course I tried to find the biggest one. But then I got home and just stared at the eggplants not knowing what to do with them. So I googled “eggplant recipes” and a classic Greek dish, moussaka totally caught my eye....

If you’re really feeling the hibiscus flavor, also try this hibiscus lemonade! Adding hibiscus syrup to this recipe adds a tangy, tropical note to the drink that pairs nicely with the lime and tequila (the hibiscus simple syrup replaces the triple sec). It also adds a charming pink color to your glass! If you’re looking for a fruity twist for your margarita, this hibiscus margarita recipe is it! Strawberry: a strawberry hibiscus margarita is a delicious variation of this cocktail....