Alongside this are recipes for
creating vegan milk, creams and cheese, a selection of raw and gluten - free recipes, and even ideas for creating plant - based beauty products.
Not exact matches
Impossible Foods founder Dr. Patrick Brown, a former biochemistry professor at Stanford, previously founded a startup called Kite Hill, which uses almond and macadamia
milk to
create vegan artisan cheeses.
That dressing is my
vegan take on Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing Mix packets
created with my own ranch blend, almond
milk, a bit of soy
milk powder and my
vegan mayonnaise alternative.
We are going to start
creating the base of this
vegan chocolate vanilla ice cream, in a blender, add the soaked cashews (drain them previously), agave syrup, almond
milk, pitted dates, vanilla and salt.
Using easy - to - find, whole food ingredients that amp up flavors and nutrition, we've
created over one hundred recipes that will stock pantry shelves, refrigerators and freezers:
vegan milks, ice creams and butters made from a variety of nuts and seeds, home - ground flours, yummy sauces and spreads, snack foods (including a recipe for incredibly delicious
vegan Pop Tarts) and an array of artisanal make - them - yourself cheeses.
Next I added, non-dairy
milk to keep things
vegan and
create that creamy, smooth cookie dough texture.
Vegan «Baileys» or Irish cream liqueur variations can be
created with coconut
milk, coconut cream, or soy creamer.
Cashews, dates, applesauce cane sugar, coconut
milk, figs, and coconut oil join forces to
create a
vegan and gluten - free alternative to a dessert classic.
They taste just like Coco Puffs, but without all of the
milk and sugar — not only are these
vegan and gluten free, but they are also
created by a company committed to sustainability and healthy eating (1 % of EnviroKidz sales goes to helping the planet).
It's adapted from Babycakes NYC — the recipe was developed by the genius Erin McKenna who used the strange magical powers of the soy
milk powder to
create a
vegan frosting using agave instead of powdered sugar, which I prefer as agave doesn't give me the heart - palpitating sugar high of straight up sugar.
This
vegan butternut squash soup recipe is
vegan, relying on the creaminess of coconut
milk and the richness offered by nutritional yeast to
create a fully satisfying and comforting dish.
I couldn't find a
vegan mashed potato recipe that called for almond
milk so I
created one myself.
The
Vegan broth we'll be
creating closely resembles the tonkatsu broth — no pork, but all the milky creaminess, thanks to soy
milk.
Show all your non
vegan friends that you don't need eggs,
milk or gluten to
create delicious pancakes.
I used a coconut
milk base for this soup to
create a creamy texture that is both
vegan and reduced fat.
Stepping away from the old faithful (and delicious) straight coconut
milk vegan ice - cream I added oatmeal, soaked overnight, to
create a dreamy and creamy ice - cream base that pairs wonderfully with sticky sweet roasted peaches.
These scones are also
vegan and are made with a 50:50 combination of all - purpose and whole - wheat flours and then mixed with Califia Farm's almond
milk creamer to
create a wet and sticky dough.
For example, you can keep the vegetable soup of the day dairy - free, and
create puddings without using dairy and eggs, which can be served to
vegans with custard made using traditional custard powder and soya
milk, or ready - made soya custard or dessert.
There isn't a specific recipe for
creating the perfect smoothie bowl, you just need to blend your favorite fruits and
vegan milk, pour the mixture into a bowl, then top with healthy ingredients like — raw or toasted seeds and nuts, superfood powders (spirulin, maca, acai, lucuma, turmeric), honey, bee pollen — and serve right away.
I
created my version of a
vegan half & half using Full Fat Coconut
Milk (from a can) and Coconut
Milk (from a carton).
I couldn't find a
vegan mashed potato recipe that called for almond
milk so I
created one myself.
What I
created is therefore paleo, low glycemic,
vegan, and raw if you are using fresh / unpasteurized almond
milk.
There isn't a specific recipe for
creating the perfect smoothie bowl, you just need to blend your favorite fruits and
vegan milk, pour the mixture into a bowl, then top with healthy ingredients like — raw or toasted seeds and nuts, superfood powders (spirulin, maca, acai, lucuma, turmeric), honey, bee pollen — and serve right away.
By the way, human breast
milk (which is, strictly speaking, an animal product) does contain cholesterol (yup, even a
vegan mom's — because mom's body
creates it, and some is naturally present in
milk).
These dairy - free
Vegan Eggnog Cocktails from Dishing Up the Dirt use cashews, dates and almond
milk to
create a creamy eggnog that is spiked with whiskey.