Not exact matches
Of course there are more obvious ways to keep your cocktail vegan friendly — if you're making a cream
based cocktail, you can alternatively switch it up with soy or
almond milk so it'll still have that
creamy edge.
In this dish you will find a protein - rich
base of
creamy quinoa, thanks to Silk's
Almond Coconut
Milk, mixed with delicious black lentils and fresh chard, then topped with simply - seasoned roasted rainbow carrots and crunchy
almonds.
In place of sugar and flour, I boiled parsnip cubes with coconut
milk and
almond milk and used an immersion blender to puree the mixture into a sweet and
creamy base.
Chunks of juicy peaches and
creamy peach yogurt perfectly accompany the nutty
almond milk base.
1 packet of protein powder (vanilla) or 1 scoop if you have a larger container 3 tbl of coconut flour, sifted 1/4 tsp of salt 2 tbl nut butter (I used
almond,
creamy) 1 tbl maple syrup 1 tsp vanilla extract 2 - 3 tbl of nut
based milk, as needed
Almond milk is really
creamy, so it's perfect to use as a
base for a hot chocolate.
However, if you wanted a
creamy flavor, you can use any variety of plant -
based milks that work for your diet — like soy,
almond, hemp, etc..
Because heavy cream has a high fat content, I felt substituting the cream with a plant -
based milk like
almond milk or rice
milk wouldn't yield a «real ganche»; it would lack the
creamy flavor.
I used frozen bananas and (frozen) white grapes for my
base, along with
almond milk and coconut yogurt to keep it nice and
creamy.
The
creamy base is thickened with a combination of mashed banana, chia seeds, and
almond milk.
You've got the soft, chewy walnut and date
base topped with delicious
creamy coconut
milk ice cream, slathered with plenty of date caramel then topped with
almond butter and roasted + salted
almonds (you guys, trust me: the sweet / salty combo is the BEST!)
You can substitute this with water or unsweetened
almond milk if you follow an oil - free plant
based way of eating, but be aware of the fact that this substitution will render your cheese less
creamy and indulgent.
As I only had a little bit of room left, I opted for a scoop of the superfood chocolate
creamy ice cream (with an
almond milk base) dotted with hemp, chia, blue green algae, macadamia nuts and more.
Pear and banana add a lovely sweetness,
almond milk lends to a
creamy base, pumpkin pie spice offers seasonal flavor and spinach gives us a slew of health benefits.
Instead of the sugary apple juice or orange juice used in standard acai bowls, I've added
almond milk as the
creamy base.
And if you're craving something more
creamy and indulgent, you can use coconut
milk instead of
almond milk, although I prefer
almond milk on a daily
basis.
I've tried using only plant -
based milk (previously
almond milk, but these days oat
milk is more my jam) and I find that the pudding doesn't quite get
creamy enough for my tastes.
Almond milk, maple syrup and salted peanut butter make a
creamy, flavorful
base to soak the oats.