At Natural Grocers, we’ve always been huge advocates for eating more vegetables, so the next time you’ve got the grill fired up for meat or meat alternatives, why not grill whatever fresh vegetables you have in the fridge? Vegetables take little time to cook, they’re the perfect candidates for grilling, and the options are almost endless. It’s an easy and delicious way to eat your veggies!

This delicious vegan tart is a healthier version of icebox pie, with an almond flour crust and a rich and creamy dairy-free, chocolate-chia pudding filling. It’s the perfect treat for a special occasion like Father’s Day, or whenever you’re feeling like something decadent to satisfy your sweet tooth. This no-guilt dessert is easy to make and will be a crowd pleaser!

Want to celebrate the rainbow? Try this colorful salad bowl: It’s gorgeous to behold and bursting with good4u summer veggies! Serve it as a side salad or make it a meal by adding grilled or baked chicken or fish, baked tofu, or hard-boiled eggs.

Grilled until golden brown with crispy edges, this chicken rubbed with a spicy garlicky cashew sauce is to die for. The recipe can be made ahead and is adjustable too—alter the heat to your preference, sub almonds or walnuts for the cashews, and parsley for the cilantro. It is easy to make and so full of flavor, perfect for cookouts and small gatherings with family!

In our opinion, the absolute best way to use Easter Eggs is to make egg salad! So easy to put together, made with simple ingredients, and so creamy and delicious. Whether you make a sandwich or a lettuce or low-carb wrap, this easy recipe is one to keep in your repertoire.

This simple dish needs no adorning. The colorful rainbow carrots make a visually spectacular display, while roasting brings out the natural sweetness of the carrots. Everyone will love them!

These delicious, allergy friendly, vegan, paleo cookies have a surprise hiding inside—they’re green! Sunflower seeds have a high amount of the free radical scavenger chlorogenic acid, which turns green when it meets baking soda during baking. The effect is completely harmless and makes for perfect St. Patrick’s Day cookies, with no food dye or hidden spinach. The cookies need to cool for about an hour to turn green, so resist the urge to eat them all hot out of the oven!