Showing posts with label vegetarian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetarian. Show all posts

Wednesday, 31 January 2018

Vegan Receipe ' - Almost Hummus' Salad - Oil Free



This fresh sexy salad seriously kicks ass! Yes you read that right....'sexy' salad.

I couldn't find any tahini local to where I was staying in San Jose so I made 'Almost Beetroot Hummus' and it was still delicious and I still felt like I was eating hummus.

Before demolition...



⚠Salad demolition in progress⚠



The salad is made up of:

○Chopped tomatoes
○Chopped onions
○Lettuce
○Avocado x1 small 
○Chickpeas for decoration
○'Almost Beetroot Hummus' - see receipe below



To make 'AlmostBeetroot Hummus' you will need:

○Chickpeas x1 can
○Beetroot x1 small
○Carrot x1 small
○Garlic x4 cloves
○Pink Salt


Blend ingredients till smooth.


As usual I like to include at a compilation if nutritional benefits!








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Tuesday, 30 January 2018

Vegan Receipe - 'Great Balls of Fire' - Yellow Corn Flour Meatless Meatballs' in Tomato Sauce



A delicious hearty and satisfying vegan version of meatballs. I served this on a bed of fresh lettuce for a quick simple meal.



Below you can see the demolition in progress!


To make the tomato sauce you will need :

○Tomatoes - x10 medium
○Onion - x1 small
○Garlic - x1 whole
○Drier Oregano - 1 TSPS
○Black Pepper - 1 TSPS


It's not necessary to use oil for this dish. 

Sautee onions, tomato and garlic together in a pan. Grind in some pink rock salt  and black pepper. Finally add some dried or fresh oregano and as an option you can add some agave syrup.

Leave to simmer for approx 40 minutes.

To create this delicious feast I used my favourite Juana gluten free yellow corn flour, it's such an amazing versatile flour!

To make the meatless 'meatball' dumplings you will need:


○Yellow Corn Flour x1 large cup ( Juana Brand, Maiz Cascado)
○Grated Carrots
○Chopped Onion
○Coriander
○Pink Salt
○Black Pepper


Pour yellow corn flour into a mixing bowl.


Grind in some pink sea salt.





Grind in some black pepper.




Then thrown in the coriander and grated carrot.


Add water and mix to form a dough which firm but moist.



Split the dough and roll between your hands into smaller balls.


Place the balls into boiling hot water for approx 10 minutes until they are cooked. They will swell in size and look like the ones below. The texture will nice and firm.



Once cooked place them in the tomato sauce for another 10 minutes on a low heat.


This will allow the corn flour balls to absorb some of  the flavour from the sauce.


After appox 10 minutes they are now ready to eat, serve on a bed of lettuce and tuck in! 

Alternatively you can serve with healthy pasta like spelt pasta/spaghetti.

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Monday, 15 January 2018

Vegan Receipe - Vegan Yellow Corn Tacos





Easy vegan tacos for a quick, light but filling lunch. This a part raw part processed lunch,  the tortillss were store bought but all the filings are fresh and raw.

You will need x4-6 yellow corn tortillas depending on how hungry you are. I used the brand below.


I used x2 small avocados as the spread.


For the filling I used sweetcorn, grated carrots, chopped tomatoes and chopped onions.


For the sauce I blended tomatoes, dates, coriander, garlic and sea salt.


Once filled fold over and enjoy!




Wednesday, 10 January 2018

Raw Vegan Breakfast - 'Mangolicious' - Overnight Oats W Mango Chunks


A variation on my 'Fruity Date' Overnight Oats.

For this overnight oats bowl I blended x6 dates with water and poured the mixture over the dry oats and stirred through. 

The oats where then placed in the fridge over night and then in the morning I stirred the oats which were nice and creamy and then added some freshly chopped mango chunks.

An easy, delicious filling breakfast! Packed full of nutrients, the perfect way to start your day.









Monday, 8 January 2018

Raw Vegan Breakfast - 'Pining' - Pineapple & Papaya Overnight Oats


This is a variation on my 'Fruity Date' overnight oats. 

For this overnight bowl I blended fresh pineapple chunks with a little water and poured the whole mixture (including pulp) onto the oats and stirred through. 

The next morning I added some fresh pineapple chunks and topped with some freshly chopped papaya.

 I judged the amount of freshly blended pineapple to add by how easy it was to mix as I am an eyeballing kind of girl.

 It was easy to mix but not too easy, the most common ratio is 1 cup of water to 1 cup of oats ratio.

I love how quick and easy this breakfast was to prepare. Such a filling, super tasty, raw and nutrious breakfast, a great way to start the day!