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Chinese Eggplant with Garlic Chili Sauce
Eggplant can be made into all kinds of dishes like eggplant parmesan, baigan bartha (eggplant curry), baba ganoush, and of course stir-fried Chinese eggplants, just to name a few. Each of these dishes uses a different type of eggplant. Did you know that there are 17 unique types of eggplants? Most grocery stores only sell […]
Beetroot Sweet Potato Tartlets (Upside Down)
Tarte Tatin is a beloved French dessert that features caramelized apples covered with puff pastry and served upside down. What if instead, we made individual savory tarts? The same delicate flaky crust filled with delicate thin slices of caramelized beetroot and sweet potatoes or butternut squash? Not only is it beautiful but you can make […]
Cauliflower steaks with Beet Cashew Cream cheese
Cauliflower has been making a major come back in the past few years and in very creative and surprising ways. You can now enjoy cauliflower rice, cauliflower pizza dough, even cauliflower ice cream (yes there is such a thing and it tastes pretty good too!) But another easy way to prepare it to simply cut […]
Cheese Stuffed Flat Breads (vegan & Yeast-free)
Stuffed flat breads are popular all over the world. In Italy, they are called calzones, in South America, quesadillas, pupusas, in India, stuffed naan or parathas, in China, steam buns, just to name a few. Some recipes add yeast to create a lighter and fluffier bread but this takes a little more time as you […]
Potato Noodles With Gochujang Sauce (no egg, no flour)
There are so many kinds of noodles! Wheat noodles (pasta), rice stick noodles, glass noodles, soba, ramen, Udon, egg noodles, etc. They are all delicious and can be made into all kinds of dishes like soups, stir fries, salads, rolls… But there is another kind of noodle that I have discovered that is now my […]
Vegan Pastrami Sandwich
This sandwich combines 2 beloved sandwiches, pastrami and Reuben. Vegan versions served in restaurants are usually made with either sliced tempeh or some form of seitan. Both are good options but tempeh can’t really produce thin slices and making seitan from scratch takes hours and if not prepared correctly, can get a little too chewy. […]