Nov 29
Nothing beats homemade cookies during the holiday season. Imagine offering your guests an assortment of scrumptious vegan cookies with flavour combinations like cinnamon and sugar, persimmon and spice, and chocolate and peanut butter, along with a warm mug of vegan Bailey’s.
Replacing eggs is one of the most fascinating and exciting aspects of baking without animal products. Eggs perform various functions in baking, from binding and leavening to adding moisture and richness, so learning how to replicate those particular functions with healthful, plant-based ingredients is a necessary lesson if you want to bake vegan-style.
Loaded blondies? Yes, these babies are loaded with stuff—as in cranberries, cherries, dates, toasted almonds and bittersweet chocolate. Blondies are often considered to be brownies without the chocolate, which I find kind of silly.
Yesterday the news broke with an official press release. VeganCorner.com, a new online directory exclusively for vegans searching for cruelty-free places to eat, shop and hang out at, is set to launch on December 1!
I’m falling in love with raw oat flakes as an alternative to nut flours in raw desserts. Oats are considered a “super food” because of the many essential nutrients they contain—complex carbs, B vitamins, fibre and minerals such as phosphorous, iron, selenium and calcium, to name just a few.
Last night I had the pleasure of meeting well-known celebrity chef Tal Ronnen at a talk hosted by the Toronto Vegetarian Association.
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