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Escabeche – Mexican Pickled Vegetables

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Escabeche – Mexican Pickled Vegetables

Escabeche – Mexican Pickled Vegetables

A vibrant, tangy jar of classic Mexican pickled vegetables, featuring tender carrot slices, crisp cauliflower florets, and fiery jalapeños bathed in a lightly spiced apple cider vinegar brine. This wholly plant-based escabeche is wonderfully versatile — serve it alongside tacos, rice dishes, or grilled corn, or simply enjoy it straight from the jar as a punchy, low-sodium condiment. The brine is naturally acidic and beautifully aromatic, with whole garlic cloves, bay leaves, and black peppercorns lending depth without a single drop of anything animal-derived.

HealthScore 90

Homemade Miso Mayonnaise Marmalade

Homemade Miso Mayonnaise Marmalade

A savoury-sweet condiment: white miso and aquafaba mayonnaise loosened with bitter orange marmalade, rice vinegar and a little ginger.

HealthScore 52