
I’m not much of a fan of aubergine by itself, but slathered in marinara sauce and cheese I can’t get it down fast enough. These aubergine parmigiana balls are vegan and delicious, they don’t take long to make and you can cook them in a frying pan or air fryer. I made mine in an air fryer, but I think they’d be even more delicious fried in oil.
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I love making fruit crumbles, it’s always my preferred method to use up any fruit that I have hanging around the house and now that I have rhubarb going crazy in my garden every year, it has quickly become my fruit of choice to use in a crumble.
I used to eat baked oats all the time when I was younger: from chocolate chip cookie dough to black forest flavoured oats; the options were limitless. Now that I’m trying to meal prep a few basic meals a week, baked oats are back on the menu and I decided to use up the jar of rhubarb and apple jam that I made a few months ago to jazz it up a bit.
This creamy veggie soup has been a firm favourite of mine for a while now, it’s filling, satiating, and full of protein and nutrition. A nourishing soup is something I always feel like I need during the month of December and I know I’m not alone when I say that.
In amongst writing and scheduling my Christmas recipes last weekend, I was browsing through my blog trying to remove any old recipes that I just didn’t feel good about anymore, when I came across my
It’s been a while since I posted anything to the blog, over a year I think, so I thought I would kick off my return with a vegan French toast recipe that anyone can make.
