Being vegan couldn't be easier! This blog is aimed to show that vegan food is far from being salad and beans and that crafting without animal products is not just making hemp bags like a hippy commune! Quick, easy, tasty and fun. These recipes are for those who want quick, simple yet tasty and nutritious food, not to mention cheaper than the non vegan alternatives.
Sunday, June 21, 2009
monte creams
These are so delicious. The filling is highly interchangeable. Just make a runny icing with your favourite flavours. Here I used a custard filling. But try strawberry, chocolate or vanilla.
In the recipe use dairy-free marge and milk.
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Spinach & Sundried Tomato Windmills
These are from vegalicious. I love getting their emails. Their recipes are very inspiring, and often have great ways to serve meals for my 2 year old.
She loved these.
(I didn't have any cherry tomatoes so I used some olives. I do think the tomatoes would look better).
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Lemon sugar cookies
These cookies were simple to make and very delicious.
a great way to try silken tofu. Use castor sugar to roll them in before baking.
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a great way to try silken tofu. Use castor sugar to roll them in before baking.
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Chocolate dipped shortbread buttons
These were just delicious and very easy to make.
Use your favourite dairy-free chocolate for these.
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Vegan chocolate freckles
My husband is an avid chocolatier (every choc-aholics dream) and he has successfully made a vegan 'cherry ripe' as well as vegan freckles.
For the freckles simply melt your favourite vegan chocolate (we used Whittaker's dark Ghana Chocolate).
Then using a piping bag or a syringe make some little buttons on a baking paper lined tray.
Sprinkle with hundreds and thousands and put in the fridge to set.
Yummo!
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