Vegan Wellington for Christmas
I used to make this vegetable and nut wellington for Christmas but now the family is slowly adopting a vegan lifestyle. In fact the number of people who are embracing the vegan lifestyle or opting Read More …
I used to make this vegetable and nut wellington for Christmas but now the family is slowly adopting a vegan lifestyle. In fact the number of people who are embracing the vegan lifestyle or opting Read More …
As mentioned in several posts, Froothie Evolve has actually changed the way I am cooking now. Over the last couple of weeks week I made a quick hummus recipe and a quick no oil Carrot Read More …
When its dull, wet and rainy, I often feel like eating fried food like bhajias/pakoras. And when that happens I use whatever is in the cupboard or fridge to make it. I had some fresh Read More …
Did you know that May 13 is International Hummus Day? Apparently on this day, people like to share their hummus recipes and eat hummus . What is Hummus? Hummus is traditionally a Middle Eastern dip Read More …
Puri/poori is often Sunday breakfast for me as it’s so quick to make. It’s a dish my mum managed to make quickly when we had unexpected guests. Most of you know that for us Indians Read More …
My regular readers will remember me taking part in Veganuary. The month taught me such a lot and I was able to substitute a lot of products. Read about them here. The popularity of vegetarianism Read More …
I love having all sorts of condiments with my meals and if I haven’t managed to make any, I get the ready made hot and spicy mango chutney from Waitrose. I like to make various Read More …
This summer I had a glut of tomatoes which all refined so fast that I decided to use them to make different kind of chutney’s. Ingredients: 5-6 cups of ripe chopped tomatoes 1 chopped onion Read More …
Shrikand is a simple Indian dessert made from Hung yogurt. I got asked by my son if I could make a vegan version for him. I had some Alpro Greek style soya yogurt so decided Read More …
Cassava is called Mogo in Swahili. Anyone who has lived or visited Kenya will have seen roasted or fried cassava sold on the streets. The mogo is usually served with a sprinkling of salt and Read More …