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Vegan Soy Cashew Yogurt (Instant Pot or Stove)

WEBVegan Yogurt goes back as far as 1910, when scientist Li Yuying propounded the possibility of making yogurt from soy milk. Ferment your own Soy Cashew Yogurt at home in either a yogurt maker, Instant Pot, or just a warm spot in your kitchen. Tangy, naturally creamy and thick, with no additives. Only 3 ingredients: Homemade …

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Chocolate Matcha Protein Shake

WEBPrep Time: 5 minutes. Cook Time: 5 minutes. Total Time: 10 minutes. Servings: 1 smoothie. Calories: 424kcal. This Chocolate Matcha Protein Shake is a powerful mix of chocolate milk, pumpkin seed butter, protein powder, and matcha powder. Rich, filling, not too sweet. Print Recipe.

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31 Veganuary Meals from Around the World

WEBStart your plant-based journey right with this collection of healthy Veganuary Meals from cultures all around the world. One recipe for every day of Veganuary 2024. I guarantee you won’t be bored with this selection!

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Vegetarian Ghormeh Sabzi (Persian Herb Stew)

WEBStep 4: Pour in the kidney beans, dried limes, lime powder (optional), water, salt, and MSG. Give it a stir. Step 5: Cover and simmer until the herbs have completely fallen apart. The stew should be looking dark and rich. Step 6: Crumble dried fenugreek leaves over the ghormeh sabzi. Serve with rice.

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Top 20 Recipes Using Coconut Yogurt

WEBWith its luscious texture, tropical flavor, and fermented health benefits, coconut yogurt is a beloved staple in my plant-based kitchen along with soy yogurt.Check out these 20 Recipes Made with Coconut Yogurt that showcase the diverse potential of this versatile ingredient.

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Pandan Buns with Red Bean Paste

WEBLet rise in a warm place. Step 7: Once the dough has doubled in size, divide it into 16 pieces. Step 8: Flatten each piece of dough into a circle. Place red bean paste in the center. Step 9: Gather together the sides of the dough. Step 10: Pinch the sides together to seal the filling inside.

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Nori Komi Furikake (Vegan Furikake)

WEBStep 1 (Optional): Partially grind the sesame seeds so you end up with a rough mix of whole sesame seeds and sesame powder. Step 2: Skip this step if using pre-shredded nori. Use a pair of scissors to cut the nori into very thin, short strips. Step 3: Mix together the sesame seeds and shredded nori with salt and sugar.

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How to Make Pandan Juice and Extract from Pandan Leaves

WEBStep 2: Chop leaves into 2-inch segments or shorter. Pandan leaves can be tough on blenders as the fibers tend to wrap around the blade and impede the motor. The smaller the pieces, the easier it is for the blender to break them up. Step 3: Toss the pandan leaves into a bowl of cold tap water and give them a good rinse.

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Fresh Homemade Soy Milk (Stovetop or Instant Pot)

WEBStep-by-Step Process. Step 1: Soak 1 cup soybeans in 3 cups cold water for 12–16 hours. Step 2: Drain and rinse the soybeans. Add to blender along with 6 cups water. Step 3: Blend on high speed for 1 minute or until smooth. Step 4: Pour through a strainer bag into a stockpot or Instant Pot.

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Chinese Coconut Milk Drink Recipe

WEBStep-by-Step Process. Step 1: Using a cleaver, chop at the top of the coconut until you create a small opening. Step 2: Hold the coconut upside down over a blender jar to pour out all of the coconut water. Tip: If you have cut-resistant gloves, I advise putting them on while you chop the coconut.

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Bok Choy Miso Soup

WEBStep 1: Add the dashi granules, water, and bok choy to a stock pot or donabe. Set it on medium heat and bring to a simmer. While you’re waiting, take this time to slice the tofu into small cubes. Step 2: Ladle out a few spoonfuls of the hot broth into a bowl and mix it with the miso paste until fully dissolved.

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Adzuki Bean Paste (Red Bean Paste)

WEBAdzuki Bean Paste, or Red Bean Paste, is the most popular dessert filling in East Asia.Known as Anko in Japanese, Hong Dou Sha in Chinese, and Danpat in Korean. This red bean paste is used in everything from mochi to manjū, from tangyuan to taiyaki, from bingsu to zongzi… you get the idea.With homemade anko, you can control the …

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Vegetarian Kabuli Pulao (Afghan Rice)

WEBStart by making the pulao rice: Step 1: Heat oil in a large Dutch oven or stockpot on medium-high heat. Add diced onions and sauté, stirring occasionally. Step 2: When the onion turns translucent add rice, salt, cumin, cardamom, and water. Cover the pot and let it come to a boil.

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Sichuan Doufunao (Spicy Tofu Pudding)

WEBStep 2: Carefully spoon the tofu pudding / silken tofu into a bowl. Step 3: Gently mix in light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, black vinegar, and sugar. Step 4 (Optional): Microwave the bowl of tofu and sauce until hot. Step 5: Drizzle over the garlic hot water mixture, chili crisp, sesame oil, and peppercorn oil.

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A Guide to Pekmez: The World of Turkish Molasses

WEBWhat is Pekmez? Turkish-style fruit molasses are thick, intensely-flavoured syrups made from simmering down crushed fruits. Think a kind of tart, smoky, concentrated fruit juice. Grape molasses are by far the most popular, but pekmez made from apple, apricot, carob, date, fig, mulberry, and pomegranate are also common.

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PinkGlow® Pink Pineapple Review: Worth the Price

WEBCost. Back in April 2021, commenter Nagucci asked me to write a review on pink pineapples, which had just appeared on the scene in Toronto. Here in cow🤠town, we always seem to get the cool trendy stuff a few months late. But now that the Pinkglow® pink pineapple has finally surfaced at my local Costco, I picked one up and gave it a try.

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Shine Muscat Grapes: What Makes Them So Special

WEBShine muscat grapes were originally developed in Japan, but are also very popular in South Korea and China.If you live in a Western country, you’re likely buying Korean-grown shine muscats. In 2020, I bought a small cluster of these grapes from T&T Supermarket.They cost me CAD$23 (USD$17) per pound.The regular green grapes …

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