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Plant-Based Cinco De Mayo Menu

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Start your cooking engines, peeps, it's almost Cinco de Mayo, and eating Mexican food is a great way to get more plant-based goodness. And, yes, I've been on a bean kick.
That's one reason Mexican food can be a good choice. Stick with beans and you can't go wrong. Make them into star-studded menu centerpieces and wow your friends into wondering why everyone doesn't eat this way!
If you missed my post about why beans might be one of the keys to longevity? Take a look at, "Hummus Your Way." And, enjoy these Mexican themed dishes any day of the week.
Find other HOLIDAY ideas here.

STARTERS:

Baked Tortilla Chips
Guacamole: mash avocados, add a little lemon and salt. Done!
Black Bean Salsa
Mango Salsa
Tomatillo Salsa

 SALAD:

Corn, Tomato, Avocado Salad
Mexican Chopped Salad with Lime Cilantro Dressing

Soup:

Avocado, Papaya Gazpacho
Tomato Gazpacho

ENTREE:

Pressure Cooker Black Beans
Huevos Rancheros with Tomatillo Salsa
Lightly Curried Vegetable Burritos
Quinoa, Black Bean Stuffed Poblano Chilies
Tamale Pie
Veggie Tacos with Mushrooms

Fun Cinco de Mayo Facts

It's no secret that Americans love to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, and Mexican food is the key component of any celebration.

Did you know that Americans consume over 81 million pounds of avocados each year on this holiday? That stat comes from the California Avocado Commission, and truly shows how huge this holiday is in the States.

"Plant-Based Cinco De Mayo Menu Article by Diane Smith of plantbasedcooking.com"

If you're planning on celebrating this year, do you know exactly what you're celebrating? A lot of people think the 5th of May is the celebration of Mexican independence, but it's not.

The date marks Mexico’s victory in the battle at Puebla in 1862 during the Franco-Mexican war. Mexican independence day is actually September 16th.

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