Roast peppers over a grill or gas flame, turning frequently until charred all over. Seal 10 minutes in a plastic bag, peel, seed, and chop. In a food processor, mix chopped peppers with 1 tablespoon of water. Process to a moist paste. Set aside.
Pound walnuts with garlic in a mortar. Stir in bread crumbs and jalapenos. Continue pounding until all ingredients are blended. Mix in the pureed peppers. Gradually mix in the olive oil and season with cumin, red pepper flakes, pomegranate syrup, and lemon juice (use additional lemon juice if pomegranate syrup is unavailable).
Taste and adjust with salt and lemon juice. Let stand several hours or overnight for flavors to blend and mature. Serve with croutons or on flatbread wedges or crackers.
This better-for-you tuna salad with celery, apples and crunchy walnuts is flavored with an herby green goddess dressing and wrapped in spinach tortillas.
Who doesn’t love pizza bites? This plant-forward appetizer is a little bit fancy and a whole lot of fun. Expect tons of flavor and texture from a meatless ‘chorizo’ made with chopped California walnuts, pinto beans, and fragrant herbs and spices. Add zucchini and crumbled goat cheese to the mix…
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