Emily Raap is a vegan, animal rights activist from Connecticut, currently residing in San Antonio,... Emily Raap is a vegan, animal rights activist from Connecticut, currently residing in San Antonio, TX. Her full-time job is educating people about why they shouldn’t go to SeaWorld, and her biggest passion in life is helping animals. Through her writing, she hopes people will realize how easy it is to make more compassionate choices when it comes to food. In her spare time she enjoys hiking with her dogs and spending time outdoors. Read more about Emily Raap Read More
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Ginger has so many health benefits, including antioxidant affects and boosting immunity. Check out these 15 creative recipes using ginger!
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Image Source: Raw Turmeric Ginger Smoothie
All of these amazing healthful ingredients combined are simple enough, yet they make this healthy anti-inflammatory aw Turmeric Ginger Smoothie by Marina Yanay-Triner taste just like bubblegum. You will love it.

Image Source: Sweet Potato Ginger Soup
If you like sweet potatoes or sweet-tasting foods in general, you will love this Sweet Potato Ginger Soup by Mitra Shirmohammadi. Fresh ginger root is another key ingredient that elevates the flavor profile by adding that zing!

Image Source: Ginger Cookies
These Ginger Cookies by Clara MacLeod are chewy and spicy, and go along perfectly with your favorite hot drink!
Image Source: Raw Ginger Energy Bites
These Raw Ginger Energy Bites by Koko Brill provide the perfect burst of energy and flavor to wake you up pre- and post-workout or from the dreaded 3 p.m. slump. They’re packed full of nutrients from almonds, cashews, chia seeds, and the star of the whole recipe- the powerhouse anti-inflammatory agent, ginger. Roll these into the perfect bite size for a quick snack on the go that provides a lot of punch. Sweetened only with dates, you’re going to love this raw, vegan snack. When you need something quick, healthy, and delicious, raw ginger energy balls are the way to go!
Image Source: 15-Minute Sesame Ginger Noodles
If you’re looking for a quick 15-minute dinner tonight look no further! These 15-Minute Sesame Ginger Noodles by Jess Hoffman will be your new favorite go-to dish. These sesame ginger noodles are bursting with bold ginger flavor and loaded with veggie goodness from the bok choy. If you don’t have any boy choy available, you can feel free to use broccoli or even any other green vegetable you have in your refrigerator.
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This Ginger Tofu by Sarah Jansala is perfect for those who love the flavor and heat of ginger, or khing in Thai. This classic quick and simple recipe is influenced by Chinese food. This dish is a comforting, fragrant dish that is healthy and easy to make, it features a unique garlic-mushroom sauce.
Image Source: Flu Fighter Immunity-Boosting Lemon Ginger Turmeric Tonic
The flu is hitting & hitting hard. This Flu Fighter Immunity-Boosting Lemon Ginger Turmeric Tonic by Robin Runner was made in hopes to give than extra immunity boost. Knock on wood, it’s working! Heads up; this tonic is strong. Be prepared, but it’s packed with vital nutrients and vitamins to keep your immunity in tip-top shape. Pair that up with washing your hands every second you get, and hopefully, we all survive this winter.
Image Source: Creamy Ginger-Coconut Kale Zucchini Spaghetti
If eating healthier is one of your goals, then you’re in luck today. Nothing screams healthier than a green pasta! It’s made of immune-boosting superfoods, such as ginger, coconut, kale and garlic. It’s thickened with raw cashews and seasoned simply with salt, pepper and red pepper flakes. Give this Creamy Ginger-Coconut Kale Zucchini Spaghetti by Alissandra Maffucci a try for something healthy and delicious!
Image Source: Raw Orange and Ginger Slice
This deliciously creamy Raw Orange and Ginger Slice by Rosie Newton and Dikkon Sivyour is perfect for cake-lovers around the world. The simple date crust is tasty and quick to make while the cream orange topping has a silky-smooth mouth feel. This cake is the perfect way to finish a meal or can be enjoyed as a sweet snack anytime.
Image Source: Almond Ginger Pad Thai
Image Source: Ginger-Citrus Tofu Powerbowl With Bok Choy and Cashews
Zippy and fresh with a hint of crunch, this perfectly balanced plant-based meal is packed with protein and fiber. You’ll love Amy Height‘s Ginger-Citrus Tofu Powerbowl With Bok Choy and Cashews!

Image Source: Healthy Ginger Raisin Biscuits
These Healthy Ginger Raisin Biscuits by Hayley Canning are so easy to make, with just five ingredients needed! They are high protein, full of healthy fats, vegan, gluten free, no refined sugar and paleo! They are perfect for cosy nights in or for when you are entertaining guests. They are even healthy enough for breakfast or as a dessert.
Image Source: Crispy Lemon Ginger Tofu With Broccoli
This Crispy Lemon Ginger Tofu With Broccoli by Dana Sandonato is an elegant take on a stir-fry with a sauce that will blow your mind. The tofu is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside while the al dente broccoli shoots are tender and savory. Then both of these are tossed in a sticky lemon and ginger sauce that is bursting sweet floral flavors and fiery spices.
Image Source: Tumeric Ginger Ice Cream
This Tumeric Ginger Ice Cream by Julia Winnicki is surprisingly delicious! A well-balanced combination of ginger, turmeric and lemon zest creates this specific taste that is not overwhelming, but present. Lemon zest adds just a little subtle lemon taste that balances the ginger, and turmeric gives this ice cream nice yellow color, not to mention its powerful anti-inflammatory properties. Topping it with crunchy toasted coconut flakes rounds it all up creating a great tropical healthy dessert. Definitely a must-try.
Image Source: Gingery Yellow Rice
This Gingery Yellow Rice from Danielle Dewar gets its bright yellow hue from turmeric which is an incredibly healthy spice to add to your diet — its an anti-inflammatory and a natural anti-histamine. Ginger and turmeric are actually related so both ingredients boast these benefits. This recipe is very allergy-friendly — its vegan, gluten free, nut free, soy free and delicious!
Reducing your meat intake and eating more plant-based foods is known to help with chronic inflammation, heart health, mental wellbeing, fitness goals, nutritional needs, allergies, gut health and more! Dairy consumption also has been linked many health problems, including acne, hormonal imbalance, cancer, prostate cancer and has many side effects.
For those of you interested in eating more plant-based, we highly recommend downloading the Food Monster App — with over 15,000 delicious recipes it is the largest plant-based recipe resource to help reduce your environmental footprint, save animals and get healthy! And, while you are at it, we encourage you to also learn about the environmental and health benefits of a plant-based diet.
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