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Raw Vegan Cranberry BrownieI love desserts and because I often eat sweets, I prefer them raw. We all know that all sweets are high in calories, but making mostly raw desserts makes me feel good and guilt-free; this way I know I get plenty of vitamins, minerals and other great nutrients and so I ignore the calories. Another thing I love about raw desserts is… |
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Chocolate Mousse - Raw FoodOrganic. Vegan. Live. Raw. |
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Sourdough Bread a HomemadeIn the diet-conscious world of today, soups and salads have made their way from the entrees to the main dish. Obviously, the bread that is served with them should be not too heavy and easily digested. There is nothing better than serving homemade bread with the dishes that will make you the star chef at any dinner party. If you are… |
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Mouth-watering Moist Red Velvet Cake Made at HomeDelicious moist and homemade red velvet cake is a perfect food to share with that special loved one. Red velvet cakes have been very popular since the 18th century. The red color portrays the color of love. Here is a simple moist red velvet cake recipe that you can make at home for your loved one. |
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Vegan Japanese Cuisine: Daikon ChrysanthemumsHere is a simple and “artistic” recipe using daikon and yuzu/lime. It’s called 菊花大根/Kikuhana Daikon which can be translated as Chrysanthemum Daikon. You don’t need Chrysanthemums, but only cut the daikon into the shape of the flower! |
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Vegan Japanese Cuisine: Triple-Taste Aubergines/Egg-PlantsAs I already repeated time and time again, the Japanese cuisine/gastronomy has a lot to offer to vegans and vegetarians for the simple reason that such priorities are typical of the Buddhist monks (I mean the real ones!) in this country. Here is a very simple but very Japanese recipe with aubergines/egg plants: Triple-Taste… |
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Vegan Pumpkin BreadSo moist and flavorful even non-vegans will fall in love with this guilt-less comforting vegan pumpkin bread. You can even bake the batter in muffins tins for some vegan pumpkin muffins! (They'll taste like cupcakes!!) |
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Non-Alcoholic Sangria PunchFor a zesty Summer drink, you just can’t go past this non alcoholic Sangria, which never fails to refresh and satisfy. There are a ton of wonderful non alcoholic Sangria recipes out there that use a variety of fruits. A lot of recipes use pears and apples. But I really like the tartness of citrus fruits – any excuse to use lemon and… |
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Easy to Make Banana MuffinBanana is the second most popular ingredient in cakes and muffins, after chocolate. Here is a simple and delicious quick banana bread muffin recipe that is not only easy to prepare but also so tasty that you will see it vanishing from the plate very quickly. |
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A Different Twist on Bread Using Canned Pumpkin with Cream CheeseOne of the most common things that we miss about fall season is the sweet smell of pumpkin breads and pies. Canned pumpkin recipes let you have the feel of fall in your home even in the summer and winter months. Given below is a simple pumpkin bread… |
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A Sweet Chocolaty Experience that made Baking EasyThis simple chocolate cake recipe calls for innocence, eagerness to learn and an abundance of faith. I call this My Beginner's Plain Chocolate Cake Recipe. Heads up! |
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MuhammaraA great dip for grilled meats |
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VEGAN TOFU LEMON CUPCAKESThis is a slightly different version of the Japanese style vegan tofu cupcake I'm going to introduce next! |
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VEGAN TOFU CUPCAKESCupcakes are the norm all over the world when it comes to bakery and tofu is a must for vegans. Now, it is possible to make very simple cupcakes for vegans! Wheat flour allergics can replace the wheat flour with chestnut flour like the Corsicans and Portguese do in their traditional food! This is only the basic recipe to which you… |
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Vegan Japanese Cuisine: New Lotus Roots & UmeboshiLotus roots, when new and fresh, should be prized for their great natural taste. They can even be eaten almost raw after a little marinating. The Japanese have a simple and delicate way to prepare them with umeboshi/Japanese pickled plums, which should please vegans and vegetarians (and omnivores). It certainly makes for a great snack… |
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