Taco Night — Meatless Monday
By:
FN Dish Editor
Antonis Achilleos
Take a break from meat tacos and try swapping it for crunchy cubes of tofu. Pile it into whole-wheat tortillas alongside Greek yogurt sauce and crunchy, tangy slaw for a weeknight meal that screams summer.
Pair these tacos with a tomato salad that has a hidden crunch -- cheese crisps -- to complete this family-friendly Meatless Monday meal.
Meatless Monday, an international movement, encourages people everywhere to cut meat one day a week for personal and planetary health. Browse more Meatless Monday recipes.
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