These little vegan peanut butter and jam/jelly bites are your favorite childhood sandwich in a cookie!
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Category: Recipes
Farmhouse Potato Bread
Mixing some potato in with the flour, blocks some of the gluten development. Less gluten means lighter, fluffier and extra soft bread.
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Salted Caramel Sauce
This coconut cream caramel is dark and smooth with a lovely coconuty flavor.
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Our Favorite Lentil Soup
Although optional, I highly recommend making the the garlicky green sauce. Stirred in just before serving, it will transform a good lentil soup into an extraordinary lentil soup!
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Chickpea Flatbread
Farinata (chickpea flatbread) is very simple to make with just a couple of ingredients…chickpea flour, a bit of good olive oil and some herbs and spices. The result is a delicious flatbread that’s creamy in the middle and crisp on the outside with perfectly charred edges.
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Roasted Cauliflower, Leek & Potato Soup
Roasting the cauliflower, leeks, potatoes, onions and garlic adds incredible flavor to this healthy vegan twist on traditional potato leek soup.
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Chickpea & Mushroom Pesto
A spin on the classic, this Chickpea and Mushroom Pesto is loaded with mushrooms, chickpeas, buttery pine nuts, and fragrant basil.
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Vegan All Butter Pie Crust
This is a very simple, easy recipe for the perfect flaky crust. It works equally well for both sweet and savory pies and tarts.
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Grilled Eggplant Sandwich with Microgreen & Tomato Pesto
This is a great sandwich if you still have an abundance of summer tomatoes…and of course a great way to get your microgreens!
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Veggie Moussaka
Traditional Moussaka is made by layering vegetables, meat sauce and bechamel sauce. Although delicious, it can also be somewhat labor intensive and heavy – because all of the vegetables are fried.
Our version is much lighter and easier to make, and we honestly like it better than the original. I like to bake the veggies, and use my Lentil Bolognese (from the previous post) in place of meat.
