Before going Vegan I was worried about lack of variety in my diet, so many of my meals were based around cheeses and I just couldn’t see where I would find enough dishes to keep things interesting. In fact my diet is now more varied than ever and I am discovering new foods all the time. Going vegan forced me out of my rut and made me look at food in a new way.
This page is my attempt to log some of those things that I have been cooking and to help other people answer the question ‘What do vegans eat?’.
I assume that people reading are mainly looking for ideas rather than exact instructions, as that is how I cook but feel free to ask any questions here or on twitter and I’ll get back to you asap, i’d also welcome your ideas and feedback – thanks 🙂
I have been working on and adapting these dishes over the last year so look for the *New and Improved* banner.
- Buckwheat with Roasted Root Veg
- Florentines
- Banana Bread
- Sourdough Bread
- Baby Marrow and Tamarind Curry
- Quinoa, Beetroot and Walnut Salad
- Superfood Salad
- No “Meat”balls with Garlic Bread
- Hazelnut Rye Bread
- Autumn Vegetables and Lentil Stew
- Red Rice Dumplings and Lemongrass Curry
- Plantain Curry with Rice and Peas
- Tomato Tart with Beetroot Salad
- Bean and Lentil Chilli *New and Improved*
- Green Thai Curry *New and Improved*
- Roast Gnocchi with Lemon & Tomato Chickpeas and Garlic Greens
- Herby Leek and Quinoa Roll
- Mediterranean Quinoa Bake
- Mango and Cashew Nut Stir-Fry
- Spiced Christmas Cookies
- Anzac Biscuits and Biscotti
- Thai Junge Curry
- Cherry and Almond Rock Buns
- Spanish Greens with Rice
- Winter Stew with Vegan Dumplings
- Cheeseless Pizza
- Summer Veg Box Garden Salad
- Lentil and Sweet Potato Curry *New and Improved*
- Calcium Rich Tofu and Greens
- Focaccia – Italian Hearth Bread
- Beetburger
- Jerk Tempeh with Coconut Quinoa
- Red Thai Curry *New and Improved*
- Malt Loaf
- Quinoa with roast veg
- Gnocchi with Root Vegatables
- Wheatberries with mushrooms and vegan pesto
- Bake Bread
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I linked to your blog through an article in the Guardian. I’m not one who usually reads blogs but yours is very well written and the layout is easy on the eyes. Quite informative. Keep up the good work!
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