Cooperation with Sunday Natural You absolutely have to try this delicious no churn protein snickers ice cream made with vegan vanilla protein powder, salted date caramel, roasted peanuts and covered in crunchy vegan chocolate. It’s the perfect treat for cozy winter afternoons! It’s gluten free […]
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EASY KALE SKILLET
This hearty fresh kale skillet with potatoes and cranberries is a tasty nutrient bomb, and it’s quick and easy to make. Vegan sausages or smoked tofu, onions and lots of mustard add the oomph to this recipe! This recipe is gluten free when you use […]
TOMATO RICE WITH BLACK BEANS
Whenever I cook rice, I make twice the amount, because the leftover rice is the perfect basis for the next meal. Also, cooled rice has built resistant starch which feeds our good gut bacteria. Important: You don’t want to leave leftover cooked rice at room […]
TAHINI VEGGIES
These tahini veggies are a quick meal I created by chance, when on a Sunday evening I just threw a couple of things I found in the fridge without great expectations. It was soooo good! Some of you might know the sauce from my sesame […]
SNICKERS SHAKE WITH ESPRESSO
The snickers shake with espresso came into my life when my friend Anne studied at Harvard University. I requested a lot of flights to Boston back then, that hotel almost felt like a second home. We always met at O2 Yoga School’s café. Now, that […]
PINEAPPLE RICE WITH VEGAN EGG
What’s more impressive for your guests than being treated with yummy fragrant fried pineapple rice with vegan egg in a beautiful pineapple boat? Ever since I was served one like that in Singapore, I have been a big fan. And I wanted to make one […]
EASY VEGAN OMELETTE OR SCRAMBLE
If you like my potato omelette with spinach and pomegranate seeds, you will love this easy vegan omelette or scrambled egg. It is ready in a few minutes, and just like the potato omelette, it almost tastes like the real thing. This quick recipe makes […]
SOY SATAY
(Cooperation with Vantastic Foods) Satay is originally from Indonesia, but is served in many Southeast Asian countries in regional variations, for example in Japan as Yakitori. The grilled meat skewers are often dipped in peanut sauce. In the colonial era, the dish became part of […]