Slice all the veggies you like to use for the sushi roll and marinate with maple syrup, soya sauce, roasted sesame oil, and lemon juice. Roast the veggies you like in a pan or grill in the oven for 20 min at 180°c or 356°f. If you are doing sushi…
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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…
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Papadams are thin disc-shaped flatbread-like sides originating in South India. Its main ingredient is peeled black gram (vigna mungo) – made into flour, kneaded into dough, rolled out into thin round discs, and sun-dried until it is a dry yet pliable consistency meaning it will not crack when you fold…
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Continue ReadingCocolemon 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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The sweet potato Bruschetta is a kind of starter that originated in Italy. Appetizers like these are called ‘antipasto’, and are small bites before the actual meal. It is normally made with small slices of bread, with a bit of olive oil and salt in them, but a variety of…
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Vegetarianiced version of eggless scrambled eggs requires some special ingredients to replace the eggs taste and either fluffy creamy style or crispy golden-brown of preparation. Whichever way you like the egg it a matter of how much time you keep the batter over the heat. How ever you make it,…
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Continue ReadingCoco 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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The mild reddish color of the pancake is due to the mixture of soaked red beans in the batter of buckwheat. This is a semi-raw version giving it a full body of nutrition for your children to enjoy regularly. It was so much fun to prepare them for the kids…
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Beetroots, otherwise known as Beets, are popular root vegetables that originated in the Middle East. A quick look at its history: at first, it was being cultivated for its greens, but eventually, the plant’s root made its way to the kitchen table. It’s also popularly used for food coloring and…
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Continue ReadingEasy Raspberry Jelly Tart You can do these quick gel pies with pulpy fruits, papaya, blueberry, mango, strawberry, melons, etc. when we made this recipe at the harvest time we first spend a lot of time collecting raspberries one fruit at a time from the plants. We have huge fields…
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Eggless Chickpea Omelet Roll is a quick and easy dish to prepare for any occasion, especially when you are in a hurry. You mix all the ingredients and scramble it, as you would with real eggs, then cook and roll this on a pan like a Japanese and Korean rolled…
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Continue ReadingAll you need to make a sentient version is carob powder to substitute chocolate powder, and coconut milk to make a vegan hot coco carob. All of us love an old-fashioned hot chocolate. On a cold night, a steaming mug of creamy coconut milk chocolate drink is a perfect comforter.…
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Most of us throw away lemon skins and rinds, but lemon skin is actually very beneficial for health. It contains essential oils that help instantaneously balancing the high acidic levels in the blood. You will welcome this lemon skin tea recipe; the skins release pectin and essential oil. The oil…
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Continue ReadingPurple Figs Green Figs Roast is a cooked dessert with glazed coconut syrup! You will love this figgy dessert. Fig trees have no external flowers as they blossom inside, having crunchy minuscule seeds that make figs a powerful cleansing agent for the guts and reproductive aid in man and woman. When…
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Elegant breakfast ii Avocado sliced very finely, Red currants, Blueberries, Blackberries, and yogurt. Add some Rice syrup and Coconut cream or Yoghurt and honey for non-vegans Serve up a super breakfast, easy to get ingredients that you can store in a freezer. This is a simple, easy, quick, healthy, and…
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Elegant breakfast Avocado finely sliced, arranged in semi-circular halves, With Blackberries in the middle, topped with coconut cream or yogurt, and rimmed by the side with blueberries and red currants. Decorated with red currents, blueberries, blackberry, and rice syrup or honey with ginger juice. Decorated the plate the way you…
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Canapés are a lovely way to get people to taste your food. They’re also perfect for whetting the appetite for preparing the guests for the main course. One of my favorite canapés is the Aubergine Feta Canapé. The Aubergine is the perfect sponge and vessel for the typically sharper flavors…
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Incorporating salad into one’s meals is one of the easiest ways to increase one’s vegetable intake and fiber helping as a bulk agent. While quick and easy, salad is easily labeled as boring, bland, and repetitive. Most people are stuck with the idea that making a quick salad consists of…
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Chana dal is a easily digestible bean usually prepared to break fast. [sp_recipe]