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”
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”
I love tofu scramble. It’s one of my favourite ways to get in protein and when done right it can be very tasty. I especially love it as part of a full breakfast, or as a breakfast bowl with avocado and chunked potatoes. Continue reading “Tofu Scramble”
I have a really good korma recipe that I have perfected over the years, based on how I remember it tasting when my mother used to make it for us as kids. But unfortunately mine has quite an extensive list of ingredients and if I haven’t pre-prepped the korma paste for my freezer beforehand, then I don’t often get to enjoy it. However, this 10 minute curry is a saviour for when I want a curry in a hurry and combined with 2 minute microwave rice, you can have a good, nutritious vegan meal in less than 15 minutes. Continue reading “15 Minute Vegan Chick’n Coconut Curry”
After letting my depression get the best of me the last 2 years, I lost interest in posting to the blog and sharing any recipes at all. My eating and diet also went out the window and I couldn’t find any motivation to cook or eat as healthy as I usually would. Thankfully, we are now in a new decade and I’ve started to feel a bit more like myself again, so when better to share my vegan recipes than during veganuary. Plus, it’s a kick up the butt to start eating better myself and including more wholesome, plant-based recipes into my diet again.
I’m a sucker for instant gravy: it’s quick, easy and it doesn’t taste all that bad. However, you can’t beat a good homemade gravy, it’s just a bit of a faff to prepare. So this year, I’m try to spend as little time in the kitchen as possible, while still preparing delicious food and for the most part I’m doing alright. My prep is always done the week leading up to Christmas Day, so all I really have to do is heat the gravy and enjoy.
With only one week left until Christmas, food prep is in full swing and I can safely say that I am right on top of things this year. I’m probably the most organised I’ve ever been at Christmas and I’ve even had these rosemary and red onion sausage stuffing balls prepared and sat in my freezer since the beginning of the month.
Continue reading “Rosemary & Red Onion “Sausage” Stuffing Balls”
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. Continue reading “Vegan Banana Pie French Toast”
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