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  • Mung beans Coconut Lentils Stew

    simplysentient

    It’s a delicious, hearty, rustic stew made out of beans, broccoli leaves, and carrots. You can also add some fried or sauteed tofu. Here is something I do to facilitate prep time for this lovely dish. To prepare mung beans and lentils, leave the beans to soak overnight. Then, in the morning, just before breakfast, take a minute to throw the beans into a colander, rinse them, pour them back into the pot, replace them with fresh water, and allow the beans to cook without the lid to prevent the water from overflowing. Then, as the beans take time to…

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  • Ondeh Ondeh

    shiva

    Pandan (screwpine leaf) rice starch balls called (Ondeh Ondeh or onde onde). Made from fragrant and aromatic pandan herbal leaves mixed with sticky rice flour and coconut sugar rolled in freshly grated coconut. Awesome mouth-watering snack. Pandan leaves are from the Asian region, and you can buy the essence online,…

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  • Kuzu System Balancer

    shiva

    Kuzu system balance: This is a macrobiotic aid to balance out the entire system and cure any gut bacteria imbalance.  Kuzu: Is made from a root plant called Pueraria Lobata root originating in volcanic lands. You find them in most health stores as a rock starch in Europe, usually dissolved in…

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  • Korma lunch

    shiva

    Dada asked me, are we going to have lunch? We will go out for lunch and no need to bother you. Then Dada said, “It’s no bother at all, will be a pleasure to prepare lunch for us.” A regular working day turned into a beautiful day with a lunch…

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  • Carobella

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    There are many health benefits to including carob in your diet. Carob is great for persons with high blood pressure because it is naturally high in fiber and has no caffeine. It’s also a pleasant dietary addition or chocolate substitute for folks who want to lose weight because of its…

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  • Basmati rice Chickpea Stir fry

    shiva

    Basmati rice Chickpea stir fry is a simple recipes for lunch or dinner. It’s nourishing and yummy. Chickpeas will fill you up and has substantial nutrition. Try it ,you will love how easy and fast the process is.

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  • Sagu Tapioca Dessert

    mahnoor.syed

    The tapioca pearls become clear, almost transparent when cooked, have a gelatinous texture, and have no taste. Tapioca pearls, often known as sweet caviar, can be prepared in a variety of ways, including with fruit juice (grape, orange, pineapple), or milk. The emblematic dish of “tapioca pearls” is tapioca pearls…

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  • Gram flour Creamy pudding

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    You’ll adore this “Pudding Halwa” made of besan (chickpea flour). Known as “Besan Ka Halwa”, it is a wonderful Indian Asian delicacy that is quick and easy to make.  Chickpea flour, often known as gram flour or besan, is readily available in Indian and Asian markets. The flour is made…

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  • Chickpea Cheese

    shiva

    Chickpea cheese is a smooth, creamy vegan cheese with an addictive umami cheese flavor. Chickpea flour is endowed with vitamin B and is high in protein. This recipe for chickpea cheese is nut-free, oil-free, soy-free, and grain-free, making it perfect for individuals suffering from autoimmune gut conditions or simply anyone looking…

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  • Fagioli Branco el Spinaci

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    White Beans and Spinach Stew White beans are soft, easy, and quick to prepare, unlike other beans. While visiting my friend in London in 2012, I made this recipe during a get-together. It’s a delicious, hearty, rustic stew made out of beans and spinach. You can also add some other…

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  • Homemade Paneer

    simplysentient

    Paneer (homemade cottage cheese) is a white cheese with a tofu-like crumbly texture and a mild creamy flavor. It can be made easily at home as well, with just two ingredients– milk and lemon. Homemade panner is incredibly fresh and soft and can be used in a variety of dishes,…

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  • Wholytalian Panzenella salad

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    Fresh Panzanella with Fennel and Sweet Pea wholytalian Panzanella salad- is a traditional Tuscan salad made with tomatoes, old bread (croutons), olive oil, salt, and vinegar. This green Panzanella recipe with sweet peas and fennel gives a fresh, herby twist to the traditional salad. Crunchy, hearty, and packed with healthy…

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  • Hummus with Red Swirl

    shiva

    Nearly all-vegan households always have a tab of hummus in the fridge, which accompanies almost every meal. However, for most people, what they have is a store-bought variety. While it is tasty, there are better choices than this one. First, you can’t compare the taste of freshly made hummus with…

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  • Lemon Orange Chutney Pasta

    shiva

    Lemon orange chutney pasta with Chickpea sauce. This Lemon Orange Chutney Pasta is tangy, vibrant, and absolutely delicious. This dish is sure to wow the senses with a bit of creaminess and nuttiness coming from the chickpea sauce. The key to this beautiful dish is the use of preserved lemons…

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  • 3 layered Square with Yellow Dal Spinach

    shiva

    A cube for lunch with this recipe for Yellow Dal, Spinach, and Tamarind has a phenomenal taste sequence of spicy, sweet, smokey, and savory pops in your mouth. It is easy to make, quick to assemble, and brings out the chef in you. It comprises a thick yellow dal and a naturally…

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  • Yellow Chana Dal

    shiva

    Dal-rice is the quintessence epitome of India especially true for northern Indian cuisine and as a comfort food and the most sought-after meal. This creamy yellow chana dal, called in different states of India as tuvar or toor dal, is one of the simplest and basic Indian lentil recipes made daily…

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  • 3-Step Easy Spinach Coconut soup

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    On a nippy evening, after a hard day of work, this spinach coconut soup serves as a quick-fix and nourishingly delicious recipe. This soup is perfect for those who live alone or even as a couple and don’t want to spend hours toiling over the stovetop. It’s also ideal when…

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  • Cocolemon pie

    mahnoor.syed

    Cocolemon Pie: During a yoga retreat for students from the UK, we were asked to prepare vegetarian meals and coordinate the seven-day meals. One of my colleagues and fellow chefs requested me to prepare the meals from breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Alone would have quite a burden all alone. I…

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  • Cocodal ball

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    Coco dal balls are cooked yellow dal balls with different essential oils sweetened with agave, maple, or rice syrup. Once I visited a friend of mine, and upon talking, I got to know that she didn’t know how to cook dal. So, the next moment I started teaching her how…

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  • Chana Dal with Basmati Lunch

    shiva

    Chana dal is a easily digestible bean usually prepared to break fast. [sp_recipe]

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