It’s time for another pantry challenge! That means, I’m using ingredients that I have in the pantry, before I buy any new. And so I found these tigernuts, that I had avoided for a while ever since I made vegan tigernut mylk, dairy-free tigernut ice cream and these super soft and yummy gluten-free tigernut brownies with them. Continue reading
The other day I got to enjoy a delicious meal that my lovely friend Lucinda had made. She is vegan and gluten-free recipe goddess! Seemingly effortlessly she comes up with recipes that pretty much always work, and they always taste delicious. She even shared one of her recipes for No Bake Caramel Slice on my blog. Continue reading
This is one of my favourite vegan salad dressings lately. And ever since I added some beetroot, I love it even more. It has such a lovely colour and takes a salad to the next level 🙂 Continue reading
Winter time is chocolate time. Well, at least in my world. And lately I just can’t seem to get enough of walnuts. Especially when combined with chocolate – its such a delectable flavour. Continue reading
It’s winter here in New Zealand, but we have reached the point where days are getting longer again. Yay! Am I too early to be thinking about vegan ice cream?! Well, I love my icy treats no matter what season. Continue reading
Do you like the taste of dark chocolate combined with orange? Well, if the answer is yes then I got something for you! It took me almost half a life time to get there, but now I understand the magic of this flavour combination. Continue reading
Who is going nuts for frozen nutty treats? I surely am! 🙂 And I’m totally loving those walnuts lately. And it’s so hard to say no when an idea pops up that combines walnuts, chocolate and vegan ice pops! Yum! Continue reading
With winter, the root vegetables are making constant visits to my pantry. Be it carrot, parsnip or beetroot – I love them all. Especially the beetroot has taking my taste buds by storm again and I keep finding myself creating new dishes that contain this beautiful, delicious root. Continue reading
Chocolate and nuts, they just make for such a beautiful flavour combination! You can find a few recipes on my blog, that play with this combination. I haven’t tried too many recipes with walnuts yet. Though they are such a delicious nut with a good portion of Omega 3s. Continue reading
Recently I’ve been making this capsicum salad dressing as often as I can. It is super easy and you can sneak quite a few veges in if you like. The capsicum adds a delicious flavour. It works for a classic salad as well as potato or pasta salad, and it also makes a delicious addition to a Buddha bowl. Continue reading
Lately I occasionally had the challenge to create a dish that doesn’t contain tomato. And when it came to pizza, I had to rethink the whole thing. But then I remembered my recipe for vegan and gluten-free Tarte flambée and decided to give it a little twist. It turned out so flavourful and delicious that I was not even sad about the lack of tomatoes 🙂 Continue reading
I love me some fruit! In all forms, flavours and colours! What about some fruity blissballs? Yes, please! 🙂 Continue reading
Autumn time, apple time! And how I love to combine apples with cinnamon, what an amazing flavour! I was hoping to come up with another delicious recipe to use up the leftover pulp from making your own nut milk. Because there are so many good reasons, to make your own. Continue reading
Autumn has announced its arrival here in New Zealand. Days are getting shorter and nights are cooler. And a few typical summer veges are disappearing out of the garden. Hold on, I say. I was hoping all summer long to try this zucchini chocolate cake! Continue reading
Do you sometimes find something in your pantry that you haven’t used in a long time. So you just keep pushing it around until it is out of sight again? Well, this kind of thing happens to me every now and then. In the worst case, this ingredient could go off and end up in rubbish. Not a desirable outcome, that’s why I challenge myself to try a new recipe with those. Continue reading