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	Mexican Beans by Spicie Foodie Frijoles,Beans are an essential part of Mexican food, I remember when I was growing up my Mom always had a pot on the stove or ready made in the refrigerator for our weekly meals. If you want to make good Mexican food you should learn how to make simple beans to work with that you can later add other ingredients or spices to. Although…	2 votes 1 review 3 comments 5055 views
	Thai Vegan Coconut Ice Cream by The Blender Girl This vegan coconut ice cream was inspired by my many trips to Thailand and is absolutely divine! One really important thing about making coconut ice cream – the base must be really well chilled before churning in the ice cream maker or the ice cream will be too soft and slushy. Try and chill it for a minimum of three or fours hours.…	1 vote 4407 views
	Bush Berry Parfait by Kiki Thompson I came up with this parfait because I wanted something sweet and not so heavy and the Bush Berry Parfait was the ending result. It is tofu-based made with blackberries and blueberries.	3 votes 3649 views
	miso ojiya-rice porridge. by kiyoaki kato great way to cook brown rice \vegetable together in one shot.kale works good with this recipe.adding tofu is optional .	1 vote 2722 views
	High Fiber Vegan - Healthy Cream Of Corn by A2Z Healthy Vegetarian Cuisine Know What You Eat: What food is more synonymous with summer than freshly picked corn on the cob? Corn fiber is one of the keys to its well-documented digestive benefits as it supports the growth of friendly bacteria in our large intestine and can also be transformed by these bacteria into short chain fatty acids, hence reducing the…	2 votes 3177 views
	Creamy Vegan Potato Salad by The Blender Girl I recently shared this potato salad with my friends Kris, Michelle, Emily, Nicole, and my father-in-law, Bob; and the reaction was unanimous–“Oh Wow! I could eat this salad every day. This is a keeper. You need to put this on your site!” At the risk of appearing unashamedly self-congratulatory, I have to agree with my discerning…	4 votes 2 reviews 2 comments 4649 views
	Vegan Tofu Berry Custard by The Blender Girl It just doesn’t get much easier than this delicious summer pudding or custard. It can be prepared in less than 10 minutes (and that includes getting the ingredients out of your fridge), and is absolutely delicious. I got this recipe from my friend Alison about 10 years ago, and my snout has paid homage to her fabulous berry custard…	1 vote 3495 views
	Vegan Lemon Asparagus Soup by The Blender Girl I have always been a fan of the ubiquitous potato and leek soup. I thought I would try expanding on that idea a little, and adding in some greens. This soup is just delicious. When I think about grilling asparagus, I always serve it with a generous squeeze of lemon juice. Why should this soup be any different? I started making this…	1 vote 1779 views
	Brandied Citrus Marmalade (Sangria-style) by william ruiz This is a recipe I came up with to do something uniquely different. The pieces of fruit are al dente and it's a nice textural change. It is also more along the lines of the traditional marmalade of old, in the fact that you do get some bitterness from the peels. Over all I was happy with it as I believe you too will be pleasantly…	1 vote 2315 views
	Home Made Velvet Ginger Lemonade by The Blender Girl When the universe gives you lemons – make naturally sweetened ginger lemonade! I remembered a frothy Lebanese lemonade my friend Christine made with a whole lemon. The zest from the whole lemon adds a strong, aromatic citrus essence, and the freshly grated ginger adds a special zing that makes this lemonade extraordinary. Those of you…	1 vote 2353 views
	Vegan Gluten Free Skordalia by The Blender Girl Do yourself a favour and partake of this simple rustic treat inspired by the fabulous spud. As anyone will happily agree – a spud is never a dud; and these mashed spuds are simple and sublime. There are a ton of fantastic skordalia recipes out there. A lot of them use crusty bread, which is of course, is a recipe for disaster, for…	1 vote 2251 views
	SWEET: grapes by katerina papaspiliopoulou Do you know what we call «sweets of the spoon» in greek? They are sweets made with fresh fruits, boiled in a syrup till the syrup is thick and they are then kept and used all year round. The original method of serving is to put a small spoon full of the sweet in a small plate and serve it accompanied with cold water. Also it…	1 vote 2404 views