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]]>This is a classic comfort meal but is such a good choice. It’s also so easy to do – just open a tin of beans and heat them then pour over the baked potato and sprinkle with shredded cheese. Despite coming from a tin, baked beans are still an excellent source of veg and protein, so this is a well-rounded and tasty meal choice.
The salty tuna paired with the fresh sweet corn is a match made in heaven. This works best when mixed with mayonnaise to bind it and add some indulgent creaminess. This perfect balance of flavors is delicious when piled on top of a crispy baked potato.
This requires more effort than the above two but is well worth it. It’s perfect if you have leftover chili. If your chili is vegan, then this is an ideal choice for a balanced and delicious plant-based meal.
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]]>Check out these topping ideas for a delicious baked potato treat.
Sautéing mushrooms and adding them on top of a baked potato along with another ingredient like sour cream or onions is a tasty option for this side dish. I recommend sautéing them in balsamic vinegar with herbs and spices to give them a delectable flavor.
If you’re having a Mexican-themed dinner, why not try serving up baked potatoes topped with guacamole? This Mexican favorite is a great idea for topping a baked potato with—especially when you use toppings like shredded cheese as well.
A baked potato for breakfast?! That’s right, as topping this tuber with bacon and a sunny-side up egg or two can be a surprisingly great choice for breakfast. The runny egg yolks and crispiness of the bacon are great complements to the potato.
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]]>Nutritional yeast on stovetop popcorn is simply divine. All you have to do is heat up some oil in a pot and put the kernels in it. Put the lid on and shake it until all the kernels are popped. Cover it in salt and nutritional yeast and you’re in for a cheesy snack.
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If you are craving a cheesy baked potato, nutritional yeast is here to save the day! First, wash and scrub your potatoes. Stab it with a fork 2-3 times and cover it in oil and some salt. Roast at 425F for about 45 minutes. Cut it open, and cover it in nutritional yeast, scallions, and regular or vegan sour cream!
Instead of reaching for Parmesan, make your pesto vegan by adding nutritional yeast instead. Put fresh basil leaves, pine nuts, garlic, lemon juice, and nutritional yeast in a food processor. As it’s going, pour in olive oil and you have yourself an amazing vegan pesto!
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]]>This is a classic comfort meal but is such a good choice. It’s also so easy to do – just open a tin of beans and heat them then pour over the baked potato and sprinkle with shredded cheese. Despite coming from a tin, baked beans are still an excellent source of veg and protein, so this is a well-rounded and tasty meal choice.
The salty tuna paired with the fresh sweet corn is a match made in heaven. This works best when mixed with mayonnaise to bind it and add some indulgent creaminess. This perfect balance of flavors is delicious when piled on top of a crispy baked potato.
This requires more effort than the above two but is well worth it. It’s perfect if you have leftover chili. If your chili is vegan, then this is an ideal choice for a balanced and delicious plant-based meal.
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]]>The post These Baked Potato Toppings are Unexpectedly Delicious appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>Check out these topping ideas for a delicious baked potato treat.
Sautéing mushrooms and adding them on top of a baked potato along with another ingredient like sour cream or onions is a tasty option for this side dish. I recommend sautéing them in balsamic vinegar with herbs and spices to give them a delectable flavor.
If you’re having a Mexican-themed dinner, why not try serving up baked potatoes topped with guacamole? This Mexican favorite is a great idea for topping a baked potato with—especially when you use toppings like shredded cheese as well.
A baked potato for breakfast?! That’s right, as topping this tuber with bacon and a sunny-side up egg or two can be a surprisingly great choice for breakfast. The runny egg yolks and crispiness of the bacon are great complements to the potato.
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]]>The post If You Aren’t Using Nutritional Yeast, Here Are Three Ways To Start! appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>Nutritional yeast on stovetop popcorn is simply divine. All you have to do is heat up some oil in a pot and put the kernels in it. Put the lid on and shake it until all the kernels are popped. Cover it in salt and nutritional yeast and you’re in for a cheesy snack.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BhlkCQNHuBP/?tagged=veganbakedpotato
If you are craving a cheesy baked potato, nutritional yeast is here to save the day! First, wash and scrub your potatoes. Stab it with a fork 2-3 times and cover it in oil and some salt. Roast at 425F for about 45 minutes. Cut it open, and cover it in nutritional yeast, scallions, and regular or vegan sour cream!
Instead of reaching for Parmesan, make your pesto vegan by adding nutritional yeast instead. Put fresh basil leaves, pine nuts, garlic, lemon juice, and nutritional yeast in a food processor. As it’s going, pour in olive oil and you have yourself an amazing vegan pesto!
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