HOT, ROASTED, GRILLED, JUICY & VEGAN
Valentine’s day is just around the corner. How about surprising the one(s) you love by making this ultra delicious wacky waffle stack! The hearty waffles are topped with crunchy spinach, meaty & spicy oyster mushrooms and soft and cooling avocado. A decent treat for sure. Eat it for breakfast, lunch or even dinner (who cares!).
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If you’re into Asian food, this one is a winner for you. It’s a winner anyway. So many ultra flavourful veggies and bright colours. This dish has a glorious (but really manageable) burn caused by fiery Korean brothers kimchi & sriracha. So good!
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This dish launches a cannon of irresistible flavours. The soft taste of sweet potato combines fantastically with the velvety eggplant and spice guerilla’s. This all together creates an ultimate ready-to-devoure serving of comfort food. Serve with couscous and chickpeas, a smooth potato mash or fried oyster mushrooms.
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These protein packed mancakes are the perfect breakfast to start your weekend, work day or whatever. The salty, crispy Tempeh Bacon and sweet, woody maple syrup wake your sleepy head right up. And for the ‘what about bacon though?’ brothers and sisters out there…we have some next level sjit over here: tempeh + smoked paprika powder + maple syrup + soy sauce is your bacon 2.0. Yep.
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We already gave you a solution for vegan omelette and pavlova. BUT! There are even more ways to veganise eggs. Used to love everything egg, but feel that in 2019 you just have to go eggless? Good move! We are proud of ya and here to give full support. This recipe is ready to compete with your classic scrambled eggs. By using silken tofu you’ll end up with the same sort of creamy, silky texture. And by adding some kala namak people won’t even tell you didn’t use an egg at all! This aromatic black rock salt tastes – eggxaclty – like eggs. It bizarrely even has the same funky, sulphury smell. Sounds gross, but when combined with silken smooth tofu you end up with the best scrambled you can imagine.
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In 2018 we created MAN.EAT.PLANT…which not only became a book, but also a blog and most of all a signal to the world. Our aim was to redefine masculinity by showing that a true warrior lives and breathes kindness powered by plants. In the book we not only presented the most delicious umami-bombed veggies, we also portrayed 10 inspiring and vigorous souls. Soon after the book got published it was predicted that 2019 would be the year of masculine plant powered foods. Indeed we believe this year is the year that heart and mind will come together creating a force of kindness and breaking up all paradigms so the light can enter. So we thought it would be appropriate that our first recipe of 2019 would be a cool and smooth mix of new years resolutions (stand up for those in need) and statements (vegan is the future) blended into the best food for body and brain you can think of.
Happy New Year dear folks! Make 2019 count for the sake of the animals, this earth and your own self.
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Oliebollen are sort of a Dutch version of the American donut holes. The Dutch traditionally eat oliebollen at New Year’s Eve. This special and epic version is made with sparkly apple cider. You may find yourself eating them by the dozen, so beware. Use a nice artisan yeasty cider for extra flavour.
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Fancy good food, but not all that hassle in the kitch? Well, you hit the jackpot with this simple, yet chic vegan Christmas menu. Take it slow this year, go for the chill mode, divide all the tasks and relax while enjoying this peaceful dinner party enriched with plant based delicacies.
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This appetizer will surprise you with sparkling flavours, for sure! Fresh lime and tangerine combined with creamy coconut and avocado, crispy fennel and apple and a little red pepper. A combination that will surprise your taste buds just before the big Christmas meal. The real festivity is due to the angel hair, a nice trick with rice noodles!
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