Great on their own served with chutney, or as the wrapper for savory fillings. Change up the flavor by adding a chunk of fresh turmeric to the blender when in season, a pinch of asifoetida, or some cumin. Mix some chopped spring onions, grated vegetables or paneer into the batter just before cooking. Simple or […]
Genius in a loaf pan. Easily customizable and full of yummy goodness. It makes an amazing simple breakfast when sliced, toasted finished off with a smear of butter, or–my favorite– some avocado and a sprinkle of pink flake salt. from My New Roots
These make a great lunch or appetizer. Serve with Perfect Spicy Peanut Sauce, yum! from vegweb.com
There’s nothing like the homemade version of this classic comfort food. This recipe is gluten-free and vegan as written but easily made real cheesy using the same measurements. from Geanna Marek, Working Owner
Have you ever said “I should’ve had a V8®!” but would rather make it at home and know where the ingredients come from? You can! This recipe is from How it all Vegan by Tanya Bernard & Sarah Kramer
From Owner Geanna Marek The best thing to do with full-fat, canned coconut milk is put it into a curry soup. Of course, the second best thing to do is make ice cream, but now that we’re into the colder seasons of the year, that doesn’t seem like a very sensible option. However, curried soup is warm […]
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This soup can be made thick or thin and eaten for any meal of the day. It makes a warm, hardy breakfast on cold mornings!
A tempeh based alternative to the fishy classic. Make a sandwich or add it to greens for a satisfying salad. This recipe is for one serving but it’s so good you’re going to want to multiply the quantities. Keeps for three days in the refrigerator.
from Terryani November brings the end to much of the growing season (esp. with the cold freeze we just had!) but one thing it doesn’t bring the end to is pumpkins! If you’re like I was a few years ago, your primary experience of eating pumpkin is probably that of the classic pumpkin pie, but […]
