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While they won't get quite as crispy as if they were fried, you could also make a lightened-up version of these fritters in the oven. Get the recipe.
Unsweetened cashew milk takes the place of heavy cream in this better-for-you version of a classic steakhouse side dish. Get the recipe.
Hosting a crowd? These roasted carrots wrapped in puff pastry are guaranteed to be a party pleaser. Get the recipe.
You only need a few basic ingredients to make these crispy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside sweet potato bites. Get the recipe.
Roasted mushrooms make the perfect vessel for chowing down on cheesy spinach and artichoke dip. Get the recipe.
Here's everything you love about creamy cacio e pepe pasta... without all the carbs. Get the recipe.
Ground mustard and onion powder give these Brussels sprouts tons of flavor, while cream cheese, milk, and Parmesan make the dish super thick and creamy. Get the recipe.
If you like eggplant parm, you'll love these thick, seasoned veggie fries with marinara dipping sauce. Get the recipe.
Whether you're looking for a side dish for your holiday table or just any average night, this creamed corn is a must-try. Get the recipe.
Topped with honey, Dijon mustard, and herbs, you may never go back to eating butternut squash any other way. Get the recipe.
These fries are baked from start to finish in the oven, but they still manage to get nice and crispy. Don't forget the avocado sauce, made with just four ingredients: Green pepper, avocado, lime, and cilantro. Get the recipe.
Skip the Chinese take-out and make this 30-minute side dish in your own kitchen. The Brussels sprouts are baked in the oven and tossed with peanut and chiles, which are sautéed in a mixture of hoisin sauce, soy sauce, ginger, and garlic. Get the recipe.
If you're feeling lazy, don't worry about making a fancy barbecue sauce from scratch. Your favorite store bought version will taste great. Get the recipe.
Careful: These cheesy, crispy zucchini bites are seriously addicting. Get the recipe.
You won't believe that a dip this sweet and creamy is made with mostly all veggies. Get the recipe.
Sometimes simple is best, like when it comes to these mushrooms, which get tossed in butter, garlic, lemon juice, thyme and rosemary and roasted to perfection. Get the recipe.
Bookmark this recipe for summertime when sweet corn is in season. Get the recipe.
This might just be the easiest veggie side dish in the world. All you need are five ingredients (and the willpower not to eat the glazed carrots straight from the oven). Get the recipe.
Looking to spice up meatless monday? These sticky, sweet cauliflower bites are the perfect shareable app. Or eat them as a main course over your favorite grains with some stir-fried veggies. Get the recipe.
Serve this lean, green hummus with crudités for double the veggies. Get the recipe.
Don't let the long ingredient list scare you. Just focus on the beet tartare, and you can improvise everything else. If you don't have time to make sesame labneh, just use plain yogurt. Get the recipe.
Do you have kids who put up a fight about eating their broccoli? They won't with these.Get the recipe.
Vegetables will steal the dinner show when you make these spicy cauliflower burgers. The sliders — made with just cauliflower, olive oil, butter, and hot sauce — couldn't be easier. Get the recipe.
You might just mistake this melt-in-your-mouth eggplant for candy. The secret is in the miso glaze, which is made with miso paste, sake, soy sauce, sugar, and sesame seeds. Get the recipe.