Are you all set for lunch? You now have access to organic food!

What are the advantages of using organic vegetables compared to cooking with everyday ingredients? Aren't both of those things considered to be food? When determining whether or not to switch to organic choices, there are several considerations to consider, one of which is the possibility that doing so may improve the quality of your gastronomic experiences.

Those who engage in organic agriculture and food production nurture their crops and produce their goods without artificial chemicals such as pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. They do not use any components that have undergone genetic modification (GM), and they do not irradiate any of their food products either. In addition, the welfare of animals and the protection of the natural environment are at the forefront of organic farmers' thoughts as one of their primary priorities.

Animals raised using organic methods are treated with compassion and attention at every stage of their lives. For instance, cows are not kept in feed lots, and they are free to wander and are not contained in cages; poultry, on the other hand, is permitted to roam freely and is not confined in cages. In addition, the animals are never given any treatments that control their rate of development, such as antibiotics, steroids, hormones, or steroid hormones. 

The following are some suggestions for lunches you may prepare using organic veggies. 

Chicken Vegetable Ramen Bowl

Your tummy will be filled with goodness, and you will feel toasty from this chicken veggie ramen bowl packed with spinach, peppers, ginger, and mushrooms, among other ingredients.

Get the recipe: Chicken Vegetable Ramen Bowl | Simply Organic

Teriyaki Turkey Meatballs

These turkey meatballs with an Asian twist may be served as an appetizer or as a main meal with rice and veggies that have been roasted or stir-fried. Making your original sweet and delicious teriyaki sauce has never been easier, thanks to our Teriyaki Marinade Mix, which has the ideal combination of flavors.

Get the recipe: Teriyaki Turkey Meatballs | Simply Organic

Cheese Spring Rolls with Single Origin Spices

These cheesy spring roll appetizers are made with phyllo dough that is crisp and flaky, and they include the authentic and delectable tastes of our single-source parsley, garlic, onion, and black pepper. It will be difficult for you to resist these appetizers.

Get the recipe: Cheese Spring Rolls with Single Origin Spices | Simply Organic

Shrimp Stir fry

A tasty stir-fry dish made with shrimp, broccoli florets, and an orange ginger sauce that is served fresh. This recipe is wholesome and simple and may be ready to eat in less than half an hour.

Get the recipe: Shrimp Stir fry | Feasting At Home

Miso Eggplant

Caramelized eggplant glazed with miso, rich in umami flavor, is called miso eggplant—a savory and delectable main course or side dish that is vegan and tasty.

Get the recipe: Miso Eggplant (Nasu Dengaku) | Feasting At Home

Thai Green Bean Stir Fry

This Thai Green Bean Stir Fry with Tofu is packed with flavor and has a satisfying crunch.  Infused with Thai red curry paste, shallots, ginger, and lemongrass for a flavorful dish that is both fast and reminiscent of Thai cuisine. 

Get the recipe: Thai Thai Green Bean Stir Fry | Feasting At Home

Creamy Coconut Shrimp with Tomatoes

A mouthwatering and sociable lunch that can be prepared in less than thirty minutes, Creamy Coconut Shrimp with Tomatoes, Garlic, Ginger, and Basil is a perfect example.

Get the recipe: Creamy Coconut Shrimp with Tomatoes - Slender Kitchen

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1. Asian | Simply Organic
2. 100+ Easy Healthy Asian Recipes | Feasting At Home
3. 22 Healthy Asian Recipes That Are Better Than Takeout - Slender Kitchen