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Following a plant-based or vegan lifestyle, is about food, drink, clothes, shoes, body treatments, hair products and more.
It's a conscious decision to think, walk and possibly, talk a better lifestyle.
I support individuals who are thinking about making the shift, as well as, those who have already begun their plant-based journey.
A Paak is like a flapjack. My Mum has made a non-vegan version of this several times, and the friends and family who tasted it, loved it! A few of them got talking and suggested that she veganised it, so that we could enjoy it. Funnily enough, my hubby, Suraj, loved it, and I wasn't a fan. However, I'm sharing the recipe with you because, as many others have, you may also try it, and find yourself yearning for more!
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This recipe makes a deliciously creamy cheesecake, which has gone down a treat with vegan and non-vegans alike.
This recipe makes 8 servings.
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This recipe will leave you with a delicious, light and yet filling, pudding, which can be enjoyed at any time i.e. not just after a meal!
The steps are simple, take little effort, and can be easily adjusted to create a variety of different versions.
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This recipe makes delicious individual portions of alcohol free Tiramisu. It is quick and simple, which makes it ideal for those times when you 'unexpectedly' need a dessert.
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My hubby loves hummus and he could pretty much eat it with anything! We tried making it a few times without success and resorted to buying it from then on. However, a few months ago, we made it for a large group of people and it went down a treat, so I thought I'd try it at home. It wasn't the same as the stuff in supermarkets but it was nice! I'd definitely make it again.
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This recipe makes what I call, a brownie in a pot. It doesn't take long to make, the method is easy and it tastes delicious.
Scroll down to get the recipe.
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I came across a recipe, which I made, enjoyed and later changed to create this delicious dessert, which is quick and easy to make.
Read on to get the recipe for this delicious chocolatey, nutty dessert, which takes less than 30 minutes to make.
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What is Shrikhand?
Some describe it as a dessert which transforms ordinary yoghurt into a delicacy. Others think of it as anything from a standard feature of Sunday meals, part of a festive menu, as well as faraal (fasting) food.
Where does Shrikhand come from?
Shrikhand can be found in the western Indian states of Maharashtra and Gujarat. It is often served during Maharashtrian and Gujarati weddings. So in this case, it's viewed as a 'rich' dessert.
Read on to find out why I made it and how it turned out.
Read MoreAndrea is a secondary school teacher in London. She teaches computing and has been vegan for over 25 years.
She enjoys cooking and loves cookery books. One of Andrea's strengths lies in her creativeness. She experiments and enjoys trying new ways of making things!
Andrea has been working on making a great vegan Tiarmisu, and now that she's done it, she has been kind enough to share then recipe with us.
I want to tell you about an eBook, which I've created just for you. It's called The Way to a Vegan's Heart: Delicious Recipes to Help You Eat Well, Cook Quickly and Feel Content. You guessed it! It's full of quick and easy recipes.
Read MoreThere are only a few 'Indian sweets' which I like and this is one of them. It's called Magaj in Gujarat and is known as Besan Ladoo in Maharashtra. The only difference between the two is that Magaj is usually cut in to squares and Besan Ladoo is moulded in a spheres.
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