Super Simple Pumpkin Pie Bites
All the flavors of homemade pumpkin pie in a perfect bite-size dessert for a crowd! Even better, all of the ingredients are healthy and plant-based. No dairy, eggs, processed sugar, processed flour, or added oils.
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Vicki Brett-Gach is an author and a graduate of the CNS and eCornell Plant-Based Nutrition Certificate. Vicki is also a Certified Vegan Lifestyle Coach and Educator, a Certified Personal Chef, Forks Over Knives Plant-Based Certified and Starch Solution Certified. Connect with Ann Arbor Vegan Kitchen on Facebook or visit her website at Ann Arbor Vegan Kitchen.
All the flavors of homemade pumpkin pie in a perfect bite-size dessert for a crowd! Even better, all of the ingredients are healthy and plant-based. No dairy, eggs, processed sugar, processed flour, or added oils.
These delectable plant-based brownies are richly flavored with cocoa and fresh strawberries, and they are oh-so-fudgy good.
The creamy element in this sauce comes from the cashews, while shallots deglazed in white wine add a tantalizing depth. Fresh basil adds the finishing delicious touch.
This frosted brownies recipe has an incredible fudge-like texture, with a delectable frosting, and yet it’s not overly sweet. Amazingly enough, it’s also gluten-free and oil-free.
Shop for and prepare healthy plant-based foods while saving money. This guide breaks it all down including delicious recipes and helpful hints. Bon appétit!
Start by placing a bed of fresh colorful salad greens, like red romaine, baby spinach, baby kale, or radicchio, at the bottom of the bowl. Over that, add as many raw and/or steamed vegetables as you like. A variety of textures and flavors makes every bite more interesting.
After one hour in the oven, the oats turn completely purple from the cherries and blueberries and every serving is nice and sweet, without any added sugar. After the pan cools, you can cut the oats into squares.
Roasting root vegetables is a classic food preparation method, and usually involves oil. However, avoiding oil has significant advantages, so I just substitute water , but you can also use veggie broth, beer or wine .
Who needs takeout when you can quickly combine rice and vegetables for a delicious curry meal.