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.
Continue reading “Vegan Aubergine Parmigiana Sub with Marinara Sauce.”
The first time I made these curried cauliflower wings my meat-eater family went crazy for them, which is always a good sign for any vegan/vegetarian recipe.
Cauliflower wings always go down well as a snack paired with a complimentary dip, but I like to add them to wraps with salad and mango chutney. You can even add them to Buddha bowls, sandwiches, eaten with chips/fries; they really are versatile.
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. Continue reading “Rhubarb & Strawberry Crumble with an Almond Oat Topping”
I had a strong craving for a good, hearty bowl of chilli at 3am this morning and I couldn’t wait to make it. Chilli has always been something that I have enjoyed, but the last couple of weeks it has become one of my go-to meals as it’s easy to make and full of protein; plus beans have always been a staple in my food cupboard, so I’m always luckily enough to be able to throw a meal together one ever I get a craving. Continue reading “Easy One Pot Vegan Chilli.”
I love banana. Anything flavoured with banana or made with banana and I’m there for it. I mean, all you have to do is look through the blog and you will see my obsession for banana in all the banana flavoured recipes that I have shared over the years. My chunky monkey protein cake being my absolute favourite and one I remember making all the time when I first wrote the recipe. Continue reading “Double Chocolate Banana Protein Loaf Cake (DF)”
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.
Continue reading “Baked Oats with a Rhubarb & Apple Jam Centre.”
I’ve been making this mac and cheez for years now and I absolutely love it. It’s the perfect comfort food recipe for the colder months, when all you want is a good hearty meal inside you. But it’s still equally as delicious served cold too, which makes it great for serving at a barbecue in the summer. Continue reading “Cashew Mac n Cheez with Sourdough Garlic Bread Crumble”
With the utter devastation that’s going on in the world right now, I feel we are all taking comfort in the things that we know and love, and what makes us feel safe and for most people that can be food. Continue reading “Roast Veggie Tomato Soup with Parsley Croutons.”
It’s no secret that I love chickpeas and tofu/chickpea scramble bowls are my favourite way to eat breakfast/brunch. Then you throw an avocado on top of that, and you know you’re about to dive into something delicious. These brunch bowls are perfect for the weekend too after a cheeky lay in, and it will keep you satiated until your next meal. Continue reading “Vegan Scramble Brunch Bowls”
I’ve been making this taco mix for years and years. I love it. I love it in tacos and I love it as part of a taco bowl. What’s more is that it’s really easy and quick to make, which is how I like to roll these days.
Continue reading “Veggie Tacos with Guacamole & Salsa”
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