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Very Veggie Recipes: Noodles With Peanut Sauce
Learn about the Very Veggie Movement This cold noodle dish is a popular summer meal in Shanghai. It is delicious and easy to make. Ingredients
Learn about the Very Veggie Movement This cold noodle dish is a popular summer meal in Shanghai. It is delicious and easy to make. Ingredients
Learn about the Very Veggie Movement This smoothie is packed with fruit and vegetables, providing a great source of nutrition and fiber. You can help
Learn about the Very Veggie Movement Try this creamy, garlicky pasta that features a kick of color from red bell peppers, and a nourishing boost
Learn about the Very Veggie Movement Try this creamy, garlicky pasta that features a kick of color from red bell peppers, and a nourishing boost
Learn about the Very Veggie Movement Both salty and sweet, Gua-Bao is a traditional Chinese dish that is also commonly known as a “Chinese hamburger,”
Learn about the Very Veggie Movement Sweet and soft, yet full of texture, mochi goes great with tea, and is easy to make at home.
Just like Dharma Master Cheng Yen’s adult disciples, students at Tzu Chi Walnut Education Park take initiative to end all suffering (in their own small way). Children of all ages have the opportunity to eat healthy, plant-based meals and learn about how they are saving the Earth at the very same time.
The Very Veggie Movement is delighted to welcome Café Mei — a popular Taiwanese diner in Fremont, CA, serving up unique breakfasts, lunches, and teas — as a partner! Discover the excellent eatery now.
The Very Veggie Movement is delighted to welcome Asian Palace — an excellent eatery in Maryland serving Chinese and Japanese fusion cuisine — as a partner. Discover the restaurant now!
The Very Veggie Movement is delighted to welcome Taiwan Porridge — an excellent eatery with a unique focus in California’s Bay Area — as a partner! Discover the restaurant now.
The Very Veggie Movement, an initiative of Tzu Chi USA, upholds the teachings of our founder, the venerable Dharma Master Cheng Yen, who guides us to live in harmony with the Earth. One way we do so is through the adoption of a mindful, vegetarian diet, thus, showing sincere love and reverence for not only Mother Earth, but all who share this magnificent planet with us.
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