I saw this on the plant based pixie blog and just couldn’t resist making my own version. Such a fun idea for Christmas and although a little fiddly, totally worth it for the awe and wonder from your guests when they see their plate. I decided to adapt this recipe to make it an all …
This recipe is gluten, diary and nut free. It is adapted from my new chef crush, Chef Daphne Cheng’s website, having tasted her amazing vegan food on a recent visit to LadyBird in NYC. (www.daphnecheng.com) The beauty of this dish to start, is that the dish is beautiful. It reminds me of a deep sunset …
When thinking about what to prepare for lunch during the week, my top priorities are something quick and light that i can eat at my desk if needed and that will keep me full for the rest of the afternoon. That is why normally reach for the quinoa as my staple as it is protein …
Contrary to popular belief, I am not a vegan, I just like high quality, healthy food and as much variety as possible. When I can’t get the quality I need, I try to adapt and find other options and since being in the city of Boston, that has translated into more vegan options due to …
Everybody needs a treat now and then, something indulgent, something so good it is bad…or in the case of this recipe, something sooo good and not bad at all! I found this recipe in Vegan Life. A guilt free chocolate, salted caramel tart, with a healthier combination of ingredients than most cereal bars. The …
This is a great gluten free, meat free, diary free meal; densely packed with protein and super foods It is lovely and warming as autumn changes to winter It works well as a dinner or leftovers for lunch This recipe is adapted from a food network recipe Ingredients One (2lb) butternut squash, peeled, seeded and …
