Watermelon juice with skin on is composed of 97 % liquid and 3 % fiber or pulp. To get the most out of watermelon, make juice including tough green skin. Granted that it’s not easy to consume watermelon skin by chewing it, juicing it is the best way for the body…
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No ice cream maker is required for this Cashew date Iscream, which is sweetened with Medjool Dates. There are only six ingredients, and it’s vegan, gluten-free, and sugar-free. Is it just me, or do all of the non-dairy/vegan frozen sweets in the ice cream section at the grocery store attract…
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Vegan Gingko pesto pizza Let’s start with fun facts about ginkgo leaves. These leaves come from the ginkgo biloba tree, among the oldest species of trees in the world. This tree is believed to have existed even during the dinosaur age! They are believed to have survived for this long…
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Who doesn’t love chickpeas? These tiny protein-rich balls are perfect for every dish and every individual. Blend them into gram flour and add in any recipes you want. Chickpeas are versatile legumes with a mild, nutty flavor. The flour obtained by grinding dried chickpeas is a gluten-free alternative to wheat…
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Baked apples are still a healthy snack that can help you maintain your overall health. The Roxbury russet is an apple with its skin a brown color. Relatively dry and has a powdery texture. This variety of apples is a little sweet and sour, thus making it excellent for cooking. Roxbury apple has…
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Every meal is complete with a dessert. As “there is always space in the stomach for dessert.” We celebrate it every chance we get. In the early days of the pandemic, we were the few able to travel about with our special pass to distribute food to the homeless. Therefore, I…
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Gingko Bilabo pesto is the ultimate brain food. Gingko Bilabo leaves are sometimes called living fossils because they have been around since the dinosaur age. A booster for the brain is one of Mother Nature’s gifts to help improve our cognitive function. You can use the ginkgo leaves powder from…
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These black rice pancakes were to experiment with the outcome of the color of the rice mixed with White urad dal ( Black-skinned mung bean). The color of the pancake was sensational. Black rice owes its dark color to a range of naturally occurring compounds called “anthocyanin” present in blackberry,…
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Dadas Special Sauces. The particular variety of oil you choose will uniquely enhance the flavor and influence the final taste of pesto sauce. Its flavor will add to the eventual fusion of all ingredients to give an independent character to the sauce. Every herb, nut, or seed also has its distinct…
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Tempeh is one of the most underrated vegan sources of protein. Originating in Indonesia in the 1800s, tempeh is made from soybeans fermented into a cake/block with Rhizopus oligosporus (a fungus). Rhizopus helps in the production of lactic acid and is good for digestion. Tempeh, like tofu, can be made…
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Sauces are a tasty part of any meal, snacks, spread, dips, etc. They add an extra oomph to the flavors surprising our taste buds in the right way! The secret to a rawmazing black sauce is using ingredients that complement each other in terms of taste and texture that constitute…
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Tamarind Satay sauce or “Sate” means BBQ in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, It is usually made for seasoned mutton (satay), skewered into a stick and grilled over a fire, and eaten with a spicy satay sauce. This Sentient Satay sauce is made of peanuts, tamarind, and other ingredients, except garlic…
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This Plum Apple Sauce has the ability to elevate any meal. However, most people have reservations about apple sauce because of its sweetness, mainly because most people use store-bought varieties with added sugars and chemicals. Hopefully, this recipe will convince you that this sauce should be your number condiment choice,…
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This Crunchy Tapioca Netty Pancake is made of tapioca flour and buckwheat flour mixed with coconut milk and water. Tapioca is a gluten-free starch from the cassava or yucca plant’s storage root. Tapioca is a rapid source of carbohydrates that is common in Brazil, South America, and Africa and is now…
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The nicest aspect about this dish is that it can be prepared ahead of time and then reheated in the oven before serving. This recipe works best with particularly ripe bananas. Buy a few extra bananas a week before to give them time to ripe and soften. These are fluffy,…
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Such an easy sweet to make with tender green coconut super jelly. In Brazil, there is so much waste of coconut jelly all over the country. People only drink the water and throw away the supernatural jelly inside. The main reason is you have to break the tough outer cover…
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Warm cinnamon apples and extra crumb topping are piled high on this ultra-soft apple crumb cake. This morning cake is rich, delightfully spiced, and drizzled with sweet maple icing. It’s a homemade rendition of traditional New York-style crumb cake, except this apple crumble cake is gluten, sugar-free, and vegan. You’ve…
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This Vegan Farofa Especial goes well with Feijoada, a black bean stew. Slightly buttery, quite toasty, and slightly crunchy, the Farofa adds a beautiful element to the meal as a side dish. For this recipe, the traditional method is grinding the Tapioca root into a coarse flour called Mandioca or…
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Zesty and bright, with a hint of smokiness from the paprika, our Smoky Tofu in Citrus Ginger Sauce is an easy, unique take on tofu. The sauce is a blend of pineapple, orange, and ginger mixed with a touch of soy sauce. A dash of sesame oil lends a slightly…