Do eggs get relegated to the breakfast table in your house? Well you’re not alone, at least not Stateside. But in other countries, you’ll often find eggs not at breakfast but rather at dinner. For Meatless Monday, we’re bringing this complete vegetarian protein source into the spotlight with 4 delicious egg recipes for dinner, each with a different international inspiration. Our first recipe comes all the way from China, where hundred-year eggs are a delicacy. These marbled tea eggs are far less pungent than the quicklime cured variety, but they’re just as aesthetically interesting. While traditionally, these eggs are eaten for Chinese New Year, they’re easy enough to make and enjoy on Meatless Monday; just be sure to give them enough time to soak in their spiced tea and soy marinade — between 5 hours and overnight should do the trick. Photo by Ally-Jane This Middle Eastern shakshuka is the ideal recipe for anyone who’s scared of poaching eggs. Instead of precariously...
There’s nothing more warming, more comforting than the perfect pie , and while sweet versions aim to please, we love these savory pie recipes just as much. To top it all off, these pies aren’t just delicious, they’re also entirely vegetarian, making them perfect for Meatless Monday. Take a taste of the variety in our selection, and choose your favorite for a comforting Monday night supper. A quiche by any other name… is pretty much just an open pie. This French classic has been revisited more times than we can count, but this wintery spinach and arugula quiche tops our list for flavor. A ricotta cheese base is the perfect foil for peppery arugula and minerally spinach. Perhaps the best thing about a quiche, however, is that it can be made in advance, so get this quiche baked on Sunday when you have time, and warm it up in the oven before serving. Pot Pie Image from Shutterstock Step aside, chicken pot pie — our vegetarian pot pie is even more delicious than the classic...
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