Posts tagged vegan
The Best Summer Corn Chowder

I loaded the soup with onions, celery, carrots, garlic, potatoes, corn zucchini, tomatoes AND a jalapeño to make the most of summer produce. For the methods, I made the soup extra creamy by blending half of it (before adding in the corn, of course - I wanted to let the kernels shine) and adding in a can of coconut milk. Don't worry; it doesn't taste coconut-y, just creamy, healthy and satisfying.

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Vegan Egg Replacements 101

Whether you've run out of eggs or you're trying to add more vegan foods to your diet, egg replacements are v useful in any kitchen. In this post, I'll give you the DL on all my favorite egg replacements for baking.

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Vegan Pizza Bread

This is yet another recipe that I adapted from my favorite cookbook: Jerrelle Guy's Black Girl Baking. I had been admiring her blistered tomato sheet pizza for months before finally making it last week. And let me tell you: I was sleeping on what is now one of my favorite recipes.

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Cabbage and White Bean Soup

After overcommitting my time and eating too many gingerbread cookies and tea ring rolls over the holidays, I knew I needed to make a quick, easy, and extra healthy recipe for the blog this week. Since it's been a little snowy and blowy here in the Midwest, I also wanted this week's recipe to be warm and hearty.

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Pros and Cons of a Vegan Diet

Many people become vegans because they believe it's a more sustainable way of living. In this post, I'll define veganism and explain the environmental pros and cons of this lifestyle. 

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Vegan Gingerbread Cookies

As you know, I'm a big fan of ginger and all things spicy-sweet. These gingerbread cookies in particular hit all the right notes for me - they're crispy on the outside, soft in the middle and absolutely packed with flavor and spice. 

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Harissa, Chickpea and Vegetable Soup

This recipe features lots of sweet winter veggies, which perfectly compliment the harissa spices. Chickpeas and kale tie the whole thing together with a nutritional punch. All in all, this soup is the perfect companion to a snowy winter day, so snuggle up and get your soup on. 

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Pea Pesto Toast

I got this idea from Minimalist Baker's vegan pea pesto pasta that she first posted in 2016. Her version calls for basil and flat leaf parsley, along with fresh peas, to contribute to the flavor. After a little testing, I found that I actually like the pesto's flavor better with peas alone, rather than with the addition of herbs.

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Maple and Rosemary Kettle Corn

Popcorn is my weakness, you guys. When I was younger, I ate popcorn almost every day. I liked it buttery, caramel-y, salty, kettled…anything. Today I still love me some popcorn (especially the half-popped bits…literally salivating as I type) with a dash of oil and salt. In this version, I'm taking it up a notch by adding some fall flavors.

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