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Low Fat Plant-Based Thanksgiving Celebrating the Delicious Fall Veggies in All Their Glory!

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: November 22, 2015

  Our Thanksgiving is already long gone in Canada, but I saved this post for my American readers as many of you have a hard time deciding on what to make and spend a lot of time worrying if your guests or family can survive a meal without turkey or ham on a big holiday. Lol. Well never fear I can help give you some ideas for  filling out your plant based Thanksgiving menu with ease.     I make everything from scratch and find that whipping up mashed potatoes and mashed yams/sweet potatoes an absolute BREEZE in my pressure…

Low Fat Vegan Greek Stuffed Eggplant With Brown Rice

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: October 1, 2012

This summer I had some girl friends over for an end of summer vegan dinner party. I wanted to make something special and I decided on stuffed eggplant. Many people have tried stuffed peppers, but few have had stuffed eggplant, let alone delicious succulent Greek stuffed eggplant. When I was traveling around the world I fell in love with rustic Greek cuisine. It's nothing like you find in North America and it's not all about souvlaki and rack of lamb. Many classic Greek dishes are vegan or vegetarian in nature, so it was a pleasant surprise to find delicious homemade…

Whole Food Rainbow Watermelon Fruitsicles (Popsicles)

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: June 19, 2013

I'm really excited to share this watermelon popsicle recipe with you today. It's been a long time since I made popsicles (I think the last time I did, I was a kid) and they turned out so pretty! I also just got a new (used) camera to play with and am really impressed with the quality of photos it produces (and the much faster shutter speed). I had a heck of a time finding some popsicle molds here in Canada. I happened to see a small basic set for at Canadian Tire, but just as I was checking out I…

How To Have a Plant-Based/Vegan Thanksgiving and Recipe Ideas

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: November 18, 2013

  Our Thanksgiving is already long gone in Canada, but I saved this post for my American readers as many of you have a hard time deciding on what to make and spend a lot of time worrying if your guests or family can survive a meal without turkey or ham on a big holiday. Lol. Well never fear I can help give you some ideas for  filling out your plant based Thanksgiving menu with ease.     I make everything from scratch and find that whipping up mashed potatoes and mashed yams/sweet potatoes an absolute BREEZE in my pressure…

How To Make Thanksgiving Vegan or Plant Based and Still Enjoy It

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: November 6, 2014

  Our Thanksgiving is already long gone in Canada, but I saved this post for my American readers as many of you have a hard time deciding on what to make and spend a lot of time worrying if your guests or family can survive a meal without turkey or ham on a big holiday. Lol. Well never fear I can help give you some ideas for  filling out your plant based Thanksgiving menu with ease.     I make everything from scratch and find that whipping up mashed potatoes and mashed yams/sweet potatoes an absolute BREEZE in my pressure…

How To Stop Eating Cheese and Go Plant Based!

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: November 1, 2013

Cheese might be the #1 food that prevents many vegetarians and omnivores from believing they could eat vegan, let alone be happy eating that way. I often have people telling me "Oh I could NEVER do what you do, I love cheese too much". Some seem even proud to be obsessed with cheese! lol So if you feel upset or frustrated at the thought of not eating cheese regularly, don't worry you're not alone. Cheese is naturally highly addictive to humans because it's both fatty and very salty and contains casein (a dairy protein that has been shown in studies…

SkinnyMs Plant-Based Quinoa with Black Beans (Vegan)

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: November 13, 2013

I have a wonderful quinoa and black beans recipe to share today from SkinnyMs.com! Quinoa is a perfect substitute for traditional 'Rice & Beans' and it cooks much faster too. If you've been skeptical of trying quinoa in the past and are not sure just what to pair it with, this is a great recipe for you to try as seasoned quinoa is very tasty and better than a bland and boring side. I love how quick this one pot meal is to throw together and it's a perfect lunch or mid week dinner recipe. Are you crunched for time,…

21 Confessions of a Vegan Chef

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  21 Confessions by Veronica Grace 1. I do not actually consider myself a chef, nor do I claim to have any culinary training. I am sell taught, having lived and traveled to some remote areas and had to rely on making my own raw and vegan recipes for myself and others. Ever since I was very young I have always been in the kitchen though. I loved to eat and once I figured out I could bake my own goodies and make my own lunch I was in love with food. I like to eat and so I often…

The Importance of Reading Labels. Organic Doesn’t Always = Best

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: February 19, 2013

Shopping for healthy foods can be somewhat challenging and confusing these days. Most people purchase products based on what the package looks like and health claims put on the front. They don't always read the ingredient list or check out the nutritional information. One thing I find particularly confusing and frustrating is the label "organic". Especially when it comes to processed foods. Organic is only one criteria to determine whether a food is "healthy" and a good choice. Often foods labeled organic can have lots of oil and salt which can make them unhealthy regardless of being organic. Let's take…

Soy Curls With Chickpeas In Tomato Sauce

Relevance: 1%      Posted on: October 30, 2012

I would say this recipe reminds me a bit of chicken cacciatore and it's one of my favorite ways to make Soy Curls. I find Soy Curls need to be seasoned well and it's nice to have a sauce to cook them in for better flavor. Sometimes I add sautéed eggplant to this recipe, but I didn't have any today, so it's just onions, soy curls and chickpeas in tomato sauce. I served mine with multigrain rice from Trader Joe's but you can also serve this over pasta, couscous, quinoa or another rice of your choice. Soy Curls are a…