HOT, ROASTED, GRILLED, JUICY & VEGAN
If you’ve ever been to country’s like Colombia, Venezuela and Mexico you probably know this comfy corn staple food. It’s a cornflour patty (in between bread and pancake) and you can eat it with all kinds of toppings like avocado, vegan cheese and plant meat. We made this avo-carnitas variety which is utterly delicious! You can use our pulled mushroom or pulled jackfruit recipe, both are delicious!
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This baby was one of the first recipes we posted on this blog. And one loved by many, so we felt it was time for a repost in case you have missed it. This raised veg pie is a classie English hot-water-dough fort loaded with a juicy filling of savory vegetables, shrooms and crispy tofu. Just perfect when served with mashed potato and/or a green salad. A good glass of dark beer would be nice too. We are really getting in the mood for savory and sweet pies at the moment ’cause this coming Monday we will start shooting for the best vegan baking book this world has ever seen ;-). Inspired and created by Maartje, photographed by Lisette. Hopefully on the market this summer!
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A simple dish maybe, but a delicious one as well and just as creamy and comforting as the original.
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Kick start your day with this English breakfast classic! A good way to slap a hangover in the face.
This recipe is one of the winners from the book MAN.EAT.PLANT. and has made many savory lovers very happy.
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CBD oil is hot AF and so is this noodle bowl! The flavours are green, bright and powerful. By steeping hemp leafs into the broth, this dish gains superpowers.
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Still feeling stuffed after all those December treats? In need of a bit more vital food to nourish your muscles and cells but don’t feel like eating ‘rabbit food’? Try this hearty, nourishing green soup, made with super healthy AND tasty watercress. Smoky tofu adds for extra flavour and lean protein. The perfect way to start off a new decade!
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One of the most familiar snacks in The Netherlands are kroketten; filled with a roux and crusted on the outside. Traditionally made with animal flesh. However we of course made them future proof and cruelty free, enriched with the magestically celeriac and king oyster shrooms! Maartje’s nan used to make kroketten on New Year’s eve, because we Dutchies are already frying oliebollen and appelflappen, so it’s easy to just let a couple of kroketten sink in the frying pan as well. Happy New Year!
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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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Get starstrucked and a bit tipsy with this shining chocolate cake with home made golden advocaat (sort of a Dutch egg nog). Expect intense, sophisticated and cosmic flavours and a wel deserved chocolate overdose.
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Melon coexists perfectly with smoky, savoury flavors. Melon gives an umami-like aftertaste and therefore works wonderfully with a savoury component. The smoked portobello is very tasty (get yourself a little stovetop smoker for Christmas!), and the crispy, cheeselike wafers and sweet-sour balsamic vinegar make all ingredients come together beautifully. This dish is a perfect, not too heavy start of your Christmas dinner and perfect for all those meat lovers out there. They will surely love these recognizable flavors. Combine this starter with our CRUSTED SMOKY TOFU PLATTER as main dish and CHOCOLATE VOLCANO CAKES as dessert.
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