HOT, ROASTED, GRILLED, JUICY & VEGAN
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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This Loving Christmas Menu is loaded with classic flavors and created especially for this day and age. An age in which we collectively decide to put plants on our plates and love, honor and protect all beings great and small.
The Golden Christmas Soup surpasses the average bisque and with its rich palette of flavors and beautiful colors, your guests will certainly feel warmly welcomed.
The Green Cabbage Roulade is a showstopper for sure. This mighty green guy shows that you only have to hunt for a cabbage on the land to put an epic roast on the Christmas table. Serve the roulade with fried mushrooms and accompany with a delicious sweet mashed potato and a tasty green salad. We served it with fresh spinach, baked in a generous dash of olive oil with lots of garlic, sea salt, freshly ground black pepper and roasted pine nuts.
And for the cherry on the soy whipped cream this gorgeous Chocolate Mousse Tart offers you a one-way ticket to vegan wonderland. With a shot of espresso that ensures you stay awake for a while to enjoy!
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This Golden Christmas Soup surpasses the average bisque and with its rich palette of flavors and beautiful colors, your guests will certainly feel warmly welcomed.
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This Green Cabbage Roulade is a showstopper for sure. This mighty green guy shows that you only have to hunt for a cabbage on the land to put an epic roast on the Christmas table. Serve the roulade with fried mushrooms and accompany with a delicious sweet mashed potato and a tasty green salad. We served it with fresh spinach, baked in a generous dash of olive oil with lots of garlic, sea salt, freshly ground black pepper and roasted pine nuts, but this salade would be lovely as well.
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This is your cherry on the soy whipped cream. This gorgeous Chocolate Mousse Tart offers you a one-way ticket to vegan wonderland, where the espresso ensures that you stay awake for a while to enjoy!
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For all vegan newcomers, this one is for you! No special skills required. This is a nice entry-level recipe and guarantees fun in the kitch. Perfect to make with the kids. Looking for more great, delicious, easy and luxurious recipe inspiration for the holidays? Check out our recipe index!
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Surprise! We made you a whole TG menu, starring Mr. Pumpkin as the star player. From mouth-watering pumpkin fritters, to a stuffed centrepiece and a mega-indulgent pumpkin pie. Saying THANKS is a big thing, do it good and make it count for all beings. Because the only thing we have to stuff is our face and the only thing we have to give is kindness. So step up your game and let this year be the year that you once and for all transform those Holiday feasts into cruelty free parties, rich in plants and free from animals! The real spirit of Thanksgiving and Christmas on your plate.
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This BANANAS FOSTER recipe is FIRE. Literally. You get to play with fire (RESPONSIBLY, OK???). This classic recipe veganized makes for a truly dramatic display as once you do some easy prep to combine the deceptively simple ingredients together with a bit of rum, you flambé the whole thing. Listen to your guests OOOH and AAAH as the rum cooks off with the glow of a blue flame, leaving an utterly delectable toasty caramelly sauce coating the bananas. Serve it the traditional way with your fave vegan vanilla ice cream or atop our Mancakes (recipe in book). Either way, for such a fancy lookin’ recipe, all you need is some basic ingredients and a few minutes for it all to come together.
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