Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “vegan”
Cheese is such a staple in the typical British diet. We use it heavily in dishes but more and more people are choosing to cut it out from their diet for a variety of reasons. Whenever I’ve asked a vegan what they missed most about the way they used to eat, the most common answer I get is “cheese!”.
A few days ago I uploaded a post talking about applesauce, its benefits and its uses, so I thought this would be the perfect time to show you how I make my own homemade unsweetened applesauce. I use applesauce in a lot of my baking and you would be surprised at how easy it is to make at home! Essentially all you need are some apples, water, a peeler and a pan!
If you’ve followed my blogging journey from the start, you’ll probably remember that I used to use whey protein powder in a lot of my desserts and baking. It was a fun way to add protein and flavour into recipes while keeping the calories low…
I love experimenting with beans and pulses, especially chickpeas and lentils. Although I do feel that lentils are underrated and aren’t given the same attention as their other counterparts. In a previous post I shared my lentil porridge recipe and talked about why I love lentils so much…
Gluten-free Vegan Chickpea Calzone Bread, pastries and anything with a crust have always been favourite kind of meals. I could happily live on toast (spread with avocado, nut butter, jam…etc), sandwiches (with different fillings) or pizza in all forms! I’ve always had a love hate relationship with things like pies, pastries and pasties because to me, they’re some of the most delicious things …
Beans and lentils don’t get the credit they deserve. Many avoid them because they have a bad reputation of causing digestive discomfort, but just like with any food, a few people can’t tolerate them but most can! If you’re a vegetarian or a vegan…
Middle Eastern Inspired Almond Milks – Halva & Turkish Delight Both these desserts, halva and turkish delight, have a special place in my heart. I grew up loving, but rarely eating either of them. We only had treats like this when visiting relatives or at special occasions. Not too long ago I made another ‘halva’ recipe – my Halva overnight oats. As you …
Raw Hazelnut Chocolate Pie
Vegan Gluten-free Chocolate Cupcakes – grain-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, refined sugar-free, high in protein, high in fibre and packed full of minerals and vitamins AND they taste amazing!
Healthy Chocolate Orange Tart – A treat that’s also healthy? Made with ground almonds, oats, tofu, fresh orange juice and sweetened with dates.
