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vidaamour · 1 month
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Cajun pasta;
Spice mix; 1 teaspoon each of the following.
Smoked paprika
Onion powder
Garlic powder
White pepper
Black pepper
Sea salt
Oregano
This will be used to season any chicken, sausage, shrimp or tofu You’re adding to the dish as well as the sauce.
In a large skillet cook and season your choice of protein, cook fully and set aside. While your choice of pasta boils, finely dice a shallot.
Roughly Chop and de-seed whole yellow or red bell pepper along with a fresh tomato, I remove the core, seeds and skin from my tomato before chopping.
Drain your pasta and set aside to cool. In a LARGE heated skillet melt some butter about tea-tablespoons worth along with a teaspoon or a squeeze worth of tomato paste and the diced shallot. Let it cook down for five to ten minutes depends on how hot your pan is.
Add in a cup and a half of heavy cream, your protein, and your vegetables. Let the heavy cream come to a steady bubble stirring occasionally before adding 2/3 cup of Parmesan cheese and the rest of your spice mixture. Mix and let it come to a bubble again before adding in your pasta and mixing it very well together.
Boom baby it’s literally that easy! Pro tip I used pre cooked grilled chicken from the grocery store and just seasoned it up in a pan at home.
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vamprincess333 · 10 months
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paradiseofhorrordevot · 10 months
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saxa-ma-phone · 1 year
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How to make homemade Focaccia Bread
Ingredients
Olive oil
Rosemary from the garden
Room temperature water
Yeast
1 1/2 teaspoons of sugar
All-purpose flour
Salt
Utensils
Oven
Tray
Baking paper
Small mixing bowl
Large mixing bowl
Clean damp tea towel (or plastic bag)
Measuring cups
Teaspoon size
Wooden spoon
Steps – Prior to cooking
Activate the yeast by lightly whisking together the warm water, rapid rise yeast and sugar in a small mixing bowl
Set aside to let it rise for 5 - 10 minutes, or until bubbles appear on surface
Steps – Part 1
Whisk together the flour, oil and yeast mixture in a large mixing bowl
Set aside for roughly 3 minutes to rest
mix the remaining flour and salt with your hands and begin kneading the dough for 5 minutes.
Set aside for roughly 45 minutes to rest with a clean damp tea towel  resting on top (or in a plastic bag) 
Steps – Part 2
Pre-heat oven to 210c
Transfer dough to the baking pan and spread it out evenly
Use your fingers to poke the dough leaving dimples every few centimetres 
Brush remaining oil on top of dough, and place some rosemary in the dimples
Bake for 25 minutes until lightly browned.
Enjoy!
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foodatworld · 9 days
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Eating Vegan Meals? How to Get All the Protein You Need
Vegan Meals: Embarking on a vegan journey can be transformative, not just for your health, but for the planet as well. Yet, one of the most common concerns about adopting a vegan diet is protein intake. The good news is that getting enough protein on a vegan diet is easier than many people think. Plants can provide all the essential amino acids your body needs, and with a little knowledge and…
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pransy123 · 6 months
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Easy Vegetable & Tofu Soup
Makes 4 large dinner size serving, you can freeze it and use it for any meal. 1 tbsp olive oil1 tbsp onion garlic paste2 green chillies finely chopped or as per taste4 cups chopped vegetables1/2 cup tofu cubed4 cup vegetable stock or WaterSalt to taste1/2 tbsp Blackpepper Warm oil in large soup pan. Add onion garlic paste and saute.Add green chilles, saute.Add chopped vegetables , saute. Add…
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veganfoodyeats · 7 months
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Mastering the Vegan Diet: Benefits, Hurdles, and Top Tips for Success
The Vegan Diet: Perks, Challenges, and How to Make It Work for You From the heart of Brooklyn to the streets of L.A., the word “vegan” is popping up more than a squirrel in a game of Whack-a-Mole. It’s the new buzzword, like “turmeric lattes” and “avocado toast” (which, by the way, are vegan delights!). But beyond the trend, there’s a lot to understand about this dietary choice. Let’s dive in,…
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maacare2023 · 8 months
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The 21-Day Smoothie Diet, as the name suggests, is a three-week dietary regimen that primarily revolves around the consumption of smoothies. These beverages are typically loaded with fruits, vegetables, and other nutritious ingredients. The primary goal is to promote weight loss, boost energy levels, and enhance overall health.
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p3personality · 1 year
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plantbaseddiet999 · 2 years
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The Vegan Pancake Recipe You’re Looking For
I’m always looking for new and creative vegan recipes to try out. I love pancakes but I don’t like how they make me feel afterwards. I’ve been experimenting with different pancake recipes and this is the one that I’ve found to be the most satisfying.
The term “vegan” refers to a diet that consists of only plant based family. A vegan diet excludes all animal products, such as meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy products. Veganism is an ethical philosophy that seeks to exclude the use of animals for food and clothing.
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The vegan pancake recipe is a dish that can be prepared with ingredients such as flour, soy milk, baking powder, oil or vegan butter substitute (such as Earth Balance), sugar or other sweeteners (such as maple syrup), vanilla extract, salt and mashed banana.
This article provides a vegan pancake recipe for those who are looking to enjoy a hearty breakfast without the use of any animal-based products or byproducts.
This recipe is not only healthy but also easy to make and will provide you with plenty of energy for your day ahead!
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tastyfoodinfo · 2 years
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vidaamour · 18 days
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VEGAN TACO BELL/ CHIPOTLE BOWL:
Starting off with the potatoes first;
Peel and cube however many white potatoes you want, toss them on a baking tray with olive oil, cumin, onion powder, garlic powder, chili powder, smoked paprika.
Bake at 350 for 20 minutes
Rice;
Your choice of washed white or brown rice, season the rice water with the same seasonings you used for the potatoes. Olive oil, cumin, onion powder, garlic powder, chili powder, and smoked paprika. Cook the rice for as long as your rice says too.
Protein;
I used tofu, but you can use your favorite vegan or non vegan meat or replacement. In a frying pan brown up some green bell pepper, your GROUND protein of choice, and once again the same seasonings for the rice and potatoes sans olive oil. Onion powder, garlic powder, cumin, black pepper, smoked paprika, and chili powder. Cook until done.
Taco Bell sauce;
Plain vegan or non vegan yogurt - use however much you’re gonna need. Vegan or non vegan Mayo - Sour cream would work too. Couple spoon fulls of salsa. Chili powder, onion powder, garlic powder, smoked paprika and cumin. Mix together and put it in the refrigerator.
Toppings;
Anything you want! I used tomato, lettuce, onion, and vegan Mexican cheese, and hot sauce.
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chefpachigallo · 2 years
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fattributes · 4 months
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saxa-ma-phone · 1 year
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How to make homemade Vegan Choc Chip Cookies
Ingredients
½ cup vegan butter (I used Nuttelex buttery)
¼ cup of white sugar
½ cup of brown sugar
1 ½ cups flour
1 teaspoon (2ml) baking soda
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 tablespoon (25ml) water
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 cup chocolate (I cut up a block and a half of vegan chocolate (Pico Salted Caramel – 80g per block) but you can use vegan chocolate chips or whatever you want!)
Utensils
Oven
Tray
Baking paper
Mixing bowl
Mixer machine
Measuring cups
Teaspoon size
Tablespoon size
Wooden spoon
Steps – Prior to cooking
Leave blocks of chocolate out to be room temperature
Leave out butter to be room temperature
Steps – Part 1
Preheat oven to 180c
Use mixer machine to beat the butter with white and brown sugar for 1-2 minutes until creamy
Add flour and baking soda and mix
Add water, oil, and vanilla and mix
Tips
The cookie dough should not be crumbly and should look moist and stick together well. If it doesn’t, use some water to get it just right.
Steps – Part 2
Fold in the chocolate bits with a wooden spoon
Start putting spoonful of cookie dough onto baking sheet and tray.
Bake for 12 minutes
Serves roughly 18 cookies. Takes 15 mins prep time, 12 mins cooking time.
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hi! i've been very wistfully admiring of your cooking and baking prowess but i'm about at the level of "pasta, vegetable, protein, jarred sauce" at this point and can't imagine getting to where you are. are there recipes you'd recommend for beginners? who hypothetically maybe have never used their oven?
Personally, right now I'm just about in the same spot---my desire to cook things has dropped precipitously, I've survived the last few weeks on salads and roasted chicken and crackers with cheese. But the good news is that there are plenty of options for the lazy cook! And the even better news is that I have all sorts of recipes for you...
DO NOT MAKE ME USE THE OVEN, SO HELP ME GOD
Quinoa Tabbouleh (lots of chopping, but afterwards you can make a giant vat of it and eat it slowly over the course of a week...)
Greek Tuna Salad (throw a bunch of cans together in a giant bowl, then eat it on lettuce)
White Bean and Broccoli Dip with Pesto (I make this by the bucket in the summer, though typically I use parmesan instead of nutritional yeast---and I eat it off of rice cakes!)
Pesto Gnocchi (green beans, cherry tomatoes, and delicious, delicious gnocchi, all smothered in pesto. Literally, where would you go wrong?)
SANDWICHES ARE GROWN-UP FOOD!!
Spicy Vegan Wraps (I am not personally vegan, but I make this all the fucking time)
Lemon Radish Tartine
Roasted Tomato Tartine (....listen you call it a "tartine" and I immediately get really interested)
Chicken Avocado Wraps (not something I make too often, but incredibly easy and mostly about shredding your chicken properly)
I HAVE EXACTLY ONE (1) POT
Quinoa-Kale Bowl (unbelievably easy, and the result is delicious)
BBQ Chicken Quinoa Casserole (this in particular makes for really great leftovers---especially if work has a microwave)
Dump & Bake Chicken and Rice (sometimes you just want a bunch of stuff covered in sauce and it's warm and delicious.)
Smothered Mushrooms and Kale (it's got nutrients and also tastes pretty good)
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES (I.E., WHAT TO COOK WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING COMPANY)
Beet Bruschetta with Goat Cheese and Basil (I have made this for multiple different groups, as well as for myself, and every time---EVERY TIME---it's amazing.)
One-Pot Pasta with Sausage and Squash (slightly more sophisticated than the one-pot recipes above---but so fancy! and delicious.)
Puff Pastry Fruit Braid (did you think I'd get through this entire list without a single dessert? this is probably the most adaptable, consistently delightful recipe I have---and incredibly, incredibly easy to use, manipulate, or do whatever you want with. Features helpful pictures, and I think I've used every fruit combination you can imagine.)
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