Food
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Mango Banana Nice Cream
This tasty treat is so healthy that you can eat it every night. This would a good option for children who don’t want to eat fruit. Easy to make. Because it has no dairy, so it is low fat and no added sugar. -
Whole Wheat Wild Blueberry Muffins drenched in Blueberry Jelly
Yes let’s get drenched in tiny blueberries and the jelly while we dive into a blueberry muffin that defies explanation on how moist it is. No oil and all vegan. This one you will want to make over and over again. -
Grilled Backyard Lime Chipotle Corn on the Cob with Tofu Mayonnaise
Grilled corn is such a treat in season. Summer at its best. It is a healthy food and fun to eat. This can be a side dish for other summer barbeque dishes.
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Tofu Mayonnaise
Never having been a mayonnaise fan, this recipe intrigued me. The consistency and taste are wonderful. -
Salute to France Cheesecake
One of my favourite countries is France. From my time living there as a young girl to travels on a regular basis, the country is one of physical beauty, great people and the food culture is unique. For the celebration of Bastille Day, this interpretation of the French flag is a salute to France using fresh fruits as the colours. -
Ancient Crepe
Sometimes your research brings you some interesting information. I was doing some looking for a crepe recipe and was interested in when and where these beautiful creations originated. It turns out they date back to Medieval times, the mid 13th century to be exact. The original name was Crespes (crisp) and as with a lot of things, were a mistake with porridge poured on a hot griddle. The original recipe merely gave instructions for the ingredients with no measurements. Reminds me of my maternal grandmother. Medievalcuisine.com took the time to figure out the recipe. It particularly interested me as it is naturally leavened. Makes sense, since it is ancient. The original flour used was buckwheat which is an ancient grain, so it is actually gluten free as well. It is lacey and light. One crepe is not enough. -
Cinnamon Cherry Spiced Sourdough Bread
This version of Cinnamon Cherry Spiced Sourdough Bread has no oil, no dairy and no eggs. Sourdough made from whole wheat flour and no oil or sugar retains all the flavour and increases the health profile, making it a great addition to breakfast or maybe anytime. -
Strawberry-Rhubarb Upside Down Mini Cakes
These babies are so easy to make and they rhubarb is freshly harvested. Thanks to Driscolls for the inspiration for the recipe. Their recipe was so cute with the strawberries, but I longed for something strawberry rhubarb, so I added some for a seasonal twist. Then because I cannot leave anything alone, I converted it to vegan, so it is dairy free and egg free as well. -
Squash au Vin Soup
This soup is hearty, healthy and filling. Full of root veggies and some grains such as farro or wheat berries. Eliminating the oil and butter makes it vegan and very delicious. Low in calories but large on taste. Test this one out on your family. -
Vegan Oil-Free Chocolate Donuts with Chocolate Frosting
This one will surprise you with the ingredients and the lovely taste. It is creamy and delicious, and you will not miss any chocolate taste for chocoholics. Because they are baked and use natural ingredients, they are healthier for those sweet tooth moments. Make extra because they disappear quickly. -
Classic Banana Bread - Egg-Free and Soy-Free
Banana bread is such a favourite for so many. But a typical banana bread is loaded with refined sugar and butter or oil. Benefits of this recipe are lower calories and saturated fats, egg free and dairy free. The flaxseed addition has other nutritional benefits besides posing as eggs. -
Vegan Oil Free Caesar Salad with Mixed Baby Greens and Vegan Parmesan Cheese
Caesar salad re-imagined with salad dressing and cheese that are vegan and oil free.
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