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Chips and dip? You bet! Or slather it on a tortilla with a handful of lettuce and a smattering of salsa and roll it up for a quick, flavorful, hearty meal in minutes.

Tender, perfectly cooked lentils pair wonderfully with flavorful curry broth. Serve it solo topped with a little cheese or with slices of crusty bread.

Creamy, dreamy potatoes loaded with cheddar and Parmesan, corn, red bell peppers, carrots, kale, onions, and garlic come together with a touch of black pepper and dill to make a lively yet comforting, fuss-free meal.

Mmmm … not much beats the simple comfort of a bowl of creamy, cheesy mac, unless of course, you toss in tomatoes, garlic, kale, onions, and black pepper.

When I was in my 20s, my friends and I had a favorite restaurant we frequented. From the outside, it looked like a dive, but inside, the food was fabulous. We often gathered there for Saturday morning breakfasts. Rather than order their syrupy sweet pancakes, I always ordered huevos rancheros. It’s a classic combo for a reason—rice, beans, cheese, and eggs provide a triple dose of protein and unequaled sustenance. It’s the kind of dive-in breakfast that stays with you throughout the day. ...

Every spoonful is a delicious combination of creamy, dreamy coconut milk paired with the unique, subtle sweetness of coconut sugar. Along with a healthy dose of fresh pecans, a hint of cinnamon, and flax seed for vital nutrition, it's a breakfast that gives testament to the amazing virtues of coconut. Our Creamy Coconut Breakfast Rice will please your belly and jump-start your morning.

Wake up to the great taste of my “oh-oh-oh” whole-grain, non-dairy hot cereal. A tasty, most unusual soymilk choice. “Dress it up” with fresh fruit. One of my farm hands eats it dry and promotes it as a dry snack food. Equally good for breakfast or snacking.

Two American classics come together. Chili and macaroni and cheese combined create a pasta meal that bursts with flavor. Everyone loves chili. Everyone loves macaroni and cheese. Wondering what to whip up for that potluck dinner? Try my Chilimac. It’s a crowd pleaser. Just pour boiling water directly into the pouch and wait eight to ten minutes.

I invented this one for the “kid” in all of us. Basic, simple, creamy, and good describe this meal. Just pour boiling water directly into the pouch and wait eight to ten minutes.

I’ve eaten more of this pasta than any other. Maybe it’s the full-bodied piquant spaghetti-like sauce that pulls me in. Maybe it’s the basil and oregano. Whatever it is, I’m hooked. Simply pour boiling water directly into the pouch and wait eight to ten minutes.