
Recipe Of The Week – Roasted Cauliflower
Being vegetarian or vegan over the festive period doesn’t mean boring, bland food. You can still have a very tasty roasted meal as the centrepiece for your table and keep it totally meat-free…
Being vegetarian or vegan over the festive period doesn’t mean boring, bland food. You can still have a very tasty roasted meal as the centrepiece for your table and keep it totally meat-free…
Everyone loves a delicious curry…those bold flavours, the combination of different spices, and that creamy texture. After many trials, today I’m sharing with you my latest creation…Cauliflower Tikka Masala.
So, how do you get your protein? This is a common question vegetarians are asked. And from experience, they don’t like it. So don’t ask, read this article instead.
Our recipe of the week this week is from Sion. You can read his blog here.
My usual afternoon snack is sliced veggies with hummus. I have always eating chickpea hummus and never branched out very far besides the occasional sprinkle of chilli or smoked paprika. This all changed when I had zucchini hummus for the first time at Café Gratitude. I absolutely loved this hummus and it made me look into different recipes for hummus. It turns out you can make hummus out of anything really.
What are you? Vegan/ Vegetarian /Pescatarian/ Carnivore/ Omnivore/ Flexitarian/ Paleotarian /Pollotarian/ Fruitarian/ Breatharian, or a Flexitarian? We are a family of flexitarians.
This week, our recipe of the week comes from VeganSA. Caponata is a typical dish from Sicily. Despite that many people think Italians just eat pizza, pasta and other heavy dishes, Italy has been a poor country historically and the easiest things to eat, thanks to the good weather, were always vegetables.