When it’s the dog days of summer, sometimes it’s just too hot to turn on the stove. Luckily, One Planet Life has a list of no-stove-required recipes to keep you cool and hydrated!
Check out these recipes and more in OPL’s curated recipe collection. Which one will you try this week?
Garden Fresh Tomato Juice
Move over V8! We love this easy-to-make fresh tomato juice better than bottled vegetable juices. It is delicious and nutrient-rich.
No-Bake Energy Bars
These no-bake energy bars are so delicious and easy to make. They are a great mid-day pick-me-up, and make an excellent trail snack for the whole family.
Balsamic Feta Watermelon Wedges
These no-bake energy bars are so delicious and easy to make. They are a great mid-day pick-me-up, and make an excellent trail snack for the whole family.
Hearts of Palm Ceviche
This lovely dish embodies summer, with craveable cool citrus flavors. This vegetarian dish has the texture of traditional ceviche without the fish! It only takes 10 minutes to make, and is truly delicious.
Chilled Raw Vegetable Soup
While this chilled raw vegetable soup may seem odd, we promise it’s a delicious and refreshing summer meal! Make good use of your garden or farmers’ market bounty without even turning on your stove.
Vegetarian Cold Peanut (or Sesame) Noodles
Okay, so technically this cold noodle dish isn’t entirely no-stove-required, since you need to prepare the noodles. But if you have leftover spaghetti or soakable Asian rice noodles, it can be! The shredded cucumbers really make this dish stand out. Cool, refreshing, and crunchy – this meal is a tasty and satisfying summer option.
Chilled Strawberry Soup with Cocoa Nibs and Yogurt
This recipe for cold strawberry dessert soup is delectable, especially when strawberries are fresh on a hot summer’s day. Give it a try!
Easy Mango Ice Cream
This recipe for cold strawberry dessert soup is delectable, especially when strawberries are fresh on a hot summer’s day. Give it a try!
Enjoy a summer supper that is light, flavorful, and kind to the planet.
Turn down the temperature on your carbon footprint and your kitchen with these delicious no-stove-required recipes. If you’re looking for more inspiration, check out some of OPL’s recommended cookbooks for sustainable living.
Eat your veggies. Save the planet.
Eating more fruits and vegetables is good for you and the planet. Discover more delicious, plant-rich recipes contributed by members of the One Planet Life community. Gather your family and friends and enjoy sustainable eating together!
