Spiralized veggie noodles are all the craze these days and it makes complete sense. You get all the fun of noodles but all the nutrients of vegetables. Veggie noodles are absolutely delicious and can be cooked with all your other favorite healthy or non-healthy ingredients.
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Source: Orange Cashew Sesame Zoodle
These Orange Cashew Sesame Zoodle bowls by Laura Nockett are loaded with vegetables and protein and bursting with flavor. Served cold, they can be made ahead making them a perfect weekday lunch or dinner option. Since you eat it cold it’s a perfect dish to meal prep. You can really add whatever other roasted vegetables you like to this dish.
Source: Sweet Potato Noodle with Kale and Walnut Sage Sauce
Sage inspired the sauce for this dish – a creamy and satisfying concoction. Coconut milk, walnuts, sage, and maple syrup work thoroughly well with shallot, kale, and garlic to create this delightful sauce. It’s paired with sweet potato noodles as the ideal companion. This is an indulgent, fall-inspired Sweet Potato Noodle with Kale and Walnut Sage Sauce dish by Daniela Modesto that you can throw together in 15 minutes!
Source: Avocado Spaghetti
Let’s talk spaghetti. Synonymous with fun and, of course, a little mess. But this one is a definite mummy-approved-let’s-make-a-mess dish because it’s entirely made of a magical vegetable – the zucchini. This Doppelgänger-pasta won’t disappoint as it has all the same great flavor and fork-twirling fun. Avocado Spaghetti by Judy Moosemueller is so good.
Source: Paleo Sesame Sweet Potato Pasta
Looking for a different spin on weekly pasta night? Try this Paleo Sesame Sweet Potato Pasta dish by Kat Condon! With spiraled sweet potato and a dreamy sauce, this paleo sesame pasta is the perfect meatless meal that is naturally gluten-free. The sauce comes together quickly with a whisk and the sweet potatoes are spiralized in under 5 minutes.
Source: Zucchini Noodles with Spicy Kale and Walnut Pesto
One easy way to increase minerals and nutrients in your diet is to start making your own veggie noodles! Paired with the unique pesto that has a spicy kick to it, you can’t go wrong with your meal. Serve with some toasted pine nuts for an extra nutty, crunchy flavor! These Zucchini Noodles with Spicy Kale and Walnut Pesto by Linda Wagner is fantastic.
Source: 10 Minute Raw Curry Zoodles
How does a brimming bowl full of fresh zucchini noodles doused in a creamy cashew curry sauce sound? No stovetop, no oven, no cooking, and 10 minutes from the fridge to your plate. Doesn’t get better than that. These 10-Minute Raw Curry Zoodles by Jordan and Clark Cord are delectable.
Source: Cauliflower Zoodle Alfredo
Just remember to eat a huge bowl of this stuff to be totally happy and full. A 1-zucchini dish just won’t do it for this one! This Cauliflower Zoodle Alfredo by Marina Yanay-Triner is incredible!
Source: Spicy Lentil Mushroom Sauce Over Zucchini Noodles
Who said it should be complicated or expensive to eat delicious, healthy, and tummy-friendly food ? This Spicy Lentil Mushroom Sauce Over Zucchini Noodles recipe by Jenny Mustard has only seven ingredients and it’s super quick to throw together. It’s the perfect dish for during the week when you’re pressed for time, but it’s super-delicious in all its simplicity.
Source: Spicy Tahini Tomato Spiralized Zucchini Salad
Spiralized veggies are wonderful for when you want something tasty and easy to make. Plus, they look so pretty! In this Spicy Tahini Tomato Spiralized Zucchini Salad by Harriet Emily, zucchini, carrots, and cucumbers are ribboned and topped with a dollop of lentils and a zesty tomato tahini dressing. Top this dish with pumpkin seeds for an added crunch!
Source: Sweet Potato Noodles with Garlic Cashew Cream, Kale, and Mushrooms
These Sweet Potato Noodles with Garlic Cashew Cream, Kale, and Mushrooms by Christine Zulkosky are hearty and decadent, but without the guilt! The creamy cashew sauce is quick and easy to prepare, and when combined with kale and mushrooms makes for a delicious and filling vegan dish. To top it all off, the sweet potato noodles make this recipe gluten-free and ready to be enjoyed.
Source: Sweet Potato Spaghetti with Olive Toasted Oats
Warm olives with some oregano, lemon zest, and Italian seasoning blend. Can you smell it from here? Then you mix up the pasta with some dark green veggies — just your standard broccoli and spinach, nothing fancy. Pour on a big spoonful of your favorite tomato sauce, or maybe just some crushed tomatoes. Sprinkle the oats over top, along with a happy generous drizzle of good olive oil. Dive in and slurp up this Sweet Potato Spaghetti with Olive Toasted Oats dish by Annie McGee.
Source: Vegetable Noodle Pad Thai
This Vegetable Noodle Pad Thai by Tiana Haines provides a low-carb alternative to regular pad Thai. The homemade peanut sauce adds such a wholesome, spicy, and delicious flavor that complements the cool, crisp noodles. This dish just goes to show you that even with minimal ingredients, you can have a meal that’s full-flavored and delicious.
Source: Carrot Noodles with Almond Sesame Sauce
Next time you’re in the mood for sesame noodles, but trying to be kind to your gut, try these Carrot Noodles with Almond Sesame Sauce by Daniela Modesto. Carrot noodles hold up incredibly well with the almond sauce, giving them a hearty and balanced flavor.
Source: Roasted Beet Noodles with Pesto and Baby Kale
A creamy vegan pesto sauce over roasted beet noodles with some baby kale for a bit of crunch and earthiness. This Roasted Beet Noodles with Pesto and Baby Kale meal by Alissandra Maffucci comes together so effortlessly and can be easily customized, depending on your appetite. The beet really pairs well with the pesto here and the kale ties everything together for more texture and flavor. Plus, it’s elegant, whole, unprocessed and fresh.
Source: Beetroot Falafel Rainbow Salad
These falafels store well in the fridge so you can pull them out when in need of a quick lunch or easy dinner, and they freeze well too. Serve with cashew mayo or a pesto for more of a kick! This Beetroot Falafel Rainbow Salad by Dani Venn is simply dreamy.
Still hungry? Make sure to check out our Pasta Archives for more scrumptious noodle recipes!
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