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Vegan Pasta Alfredo With Two Stroganoff Variations

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Here’s a healthful nondairy version of creamy Alfredo sauce; it’s just a bit more sophisticated than vegan mac and cheese and every bit as comforting. Young eaters might like this just as is, but do try to nudge them toward the veggie toppings or the stroganoff variations.

Note

This works well with the traditional pasta choice—fettuccine—and is also nice with other ribbon pastas such as pappardelle and linguine. Try it with whole-wheat pasta and spelt pasta for even more nutrition.

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