These Vegan Tuna Maki Sushi Rolls are made with a raw fish substitute (marinated and cooked watermelon) making them veggie friendly without compromising on taste!
Making your own labneh is a breeze! Labneh is a very common Middle Eastern dip, often eaten for breakfast, as an appetizer, or as part of a mezze spread. Much like yogurt, but thicker and creamier due to the removed whey. All you need is a cheesecloth, some thick greek yogurt, and some time.
This Banana Bread is completely sugar free, no refined sugars or even unrefined sugars added. No complicated sugar substitutes. Nada. Just a good ol' bunch of very brown bananas and you're good to go. This truly sugar free banana bread is perfect for breakfast, a midday snack, or even as dessert with a little drizzle of maple syrup.
This recipe is inspired by New Zealand's Ginger Crunch Slice. Typically made with plenty of sugar, butter, and flour - I've swapped those things to make a healthier, plant-based, and gluten-free take on these bars, with a chewy oaty base made with chickpea flour and a creamy caramel spiked with ginger.
You're going to want to ladle this punchy salsa verde over all your dishes! It's full of flavor and good-for-you ingredients that'll bring life into any meal.
Making your own almond butter is a breeze! All you need is a bunch of almonds, raw or roasted, and a food processor. Optionally, you can add additional ingredients to make it your own. Look below for photos of the process!
Most people are familiar with za'atar, but dukkah, a spice blend originating from Egypt, shouldn't be underestimated. Fragrant and full of flavor, this spice blend has strong notes of anise which has the power to amplify your labneh, hummus, meat and fish, and can even be eaten alone - with some olive oil and warm bread.
These Vegan Beetroot Orange Cinnamon Rolls are going to make your house smell incredible! With a dough that's perfumed with orange zest and tinged a beautiful red with the help of beetroot powder, this recipe is a slightly healthier take on the traditional buttery cinnamon rolls.
This Aloe Vera Cucumber Cooler is insanely refreshing and hydrating. You're going to want to drink this one ice cold!
This is a healthier (and tastier) version of the popular "Aloe Vera Drink". Typically grape flavoring and all sorts of added sugars are used, but in this drink it's all natural! Pure homemade grape juice with a refreshing bite of aloe vera in every sip.
Celeriac Steaks are a super simple way to swap out the regular star of a steak dinner without missing any of it! Top it off with some punchy salsa verde and you've got yourself a winner!
Making your own cashew butter is a lot easier than one might think! All you need is a bunch of cashews and a food processor. Optionally, you can add additional ingredients to make it your own.
