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...
Are you running out of summer tomato recipes to keep summer’s bounty interesting? We’ve got a few favorites we haven’t shared yet that are positively perfect for Meatless Monday. And what’s more, these recipes are perfect for late season tomatoes — if they’re a bit overripe or even bruised, they’ll fit in perfectly here. Fall head over heels with this upside down tomato tart inspired by the French apple dessert tarte tatin. Cherry tomatoes are the star of this tomato tatin recipe ; pick your favorite multicolored heirloom varieties for a pretty presentation. Baked atop a flaky puff pastry, the tomatoes take on a caramelized flavor, making for a complex, but far from complicated, Meatless Monday main. Stuffed Tomatoes image via Shutterstock Stuffed tomatoes are a summer tradition in many countries, but our version offers a few unique twists. Our stuffed tomatoes are grilled, adding a note of charred flavor to the classic, but they’re also stuffed with ...
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