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]]>This vegan twist on the traditional Greek dish, consisting of meat and potatoes, is hearty, delicious, and easy to make. The lentil are a protein packed substitutee for meat, and when prepared correctly, will be just as delicious, if not more.
There are so many plant-based meats on the market that taste so real and authentic, that they make making meatloaf possible for vegans. This recipe consists of fake meat, caramelized mushrooms, beams, and onions, that will crush any meat craving you have.
If you’re missing Taco Bell, this one is for you. This version of the famous fast food recipe is vegan, healthy, and much tastier. Swap out your meat for tofu of fake meat crumbles and your on your way to the best vegan Taco Tuesday of your life.
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]]>These berry cups are simple and delicious, consisting of only five ingredients that you may already have lying around. This recipe is the perfect snack to satisfy any midday sweet craving you may have.
These homemade energy date balls pack a punch. Consisting of few ingredients such as peanut butter, chia seeds, and dates, this energizing snack will give you an added protein boost and keep you satisfied throughout your busy day.
These homemade granola bars are better than the store bought version, and have far less added ingredients. They are scrumptious, nutritious, and a great way to kickstart your day.
There are many traditional recipes to try that offer an added dose of protein, and less sugar. They are a perfect way to fuel your day in a nutritious, and delicious way.
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]]>Sprouts are healthy, tasty, and add a dash of vibrant green to your plate, so make them a part of your festive feast with one of these great recipes.
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]]>This classic dish is super popular for a reason. Rich, creamy hummus pairs perfectly with crunchy, fresh veg sticks. Store-bought hummus is delicious, or you can go all out and make your own by blitzing chickpeas, olive oil, tahini, garlic, and lemon juice.
This lovely, light soup has a unique and strong flavor and is the ideal dish to start a meal with. Mix some miso paste with a little hot water and then add it to a pan of veg broth along with dried seaweed, scallions, and a leafy green of your choice.
Peas and mint are a great pairing and it’s super simple to create a tasty salad using these ingredients. Mix cooked garden peas with fresh mint, a small amount of crushed garlic, some lemon juice, and a drizzle of olive oil. Season to taste.
Take some firm tofu and chop into cubes. Whisk up a marinade by mixing sesame oil, rice vinegar, soy sauce, and crushed garlic. Place the tofu in an oven dish and pour the marinade over. Leave for a few hours and then pop in the oven for 20-30 minutes for some seriously tasty tofu bites.
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]]>In general, it’s fine to multiply by two when it comes to the core ingredients that constitute a recipe—things like meat, veggies, and grains. Where you’re more likely to run into trouble is with spices, which can pack a disproportionately strong punch when doubled. Start by adding spices at a 1.5 ratio, then taste your dish and adjust as needed. This also goes for alcohol, when adding too much can impart a bitter taste.
Larger quantities of food often require longer cooking times, as differences in volume can affect heat distribution. While this definitely doesn’t mean doubling the cook time, it is important to be aware of to avoid under or overcooking. Use a thermometer for meats or a clean toothpick for baked goods to check for doneness at the time indicated by your recipe. If it needs more time, continue to check every 5 minutes until done.
As with time and temperature, it’s essential to use proper-size cookware when working with larger quantities of food. Crowding a pot with too many ingredients can prevent browning and lead to unevenly cooked dishes, while overfilling a baking pan with too much batter can cause it to spill over or develop a dense texture.
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]]>This vegan twist on the traditional Greek dish, consisting of meat and potatoes, is hearty, delicious, and easy to make. The lentil are a protein packed substitutee for meat, and when prepared correctly, will be just as delicious, if not more.
There are so many plant-based meats on the market that taste so real and authentic, that they make making meatloaf possible for vegans. This recipe consists of fake meat, caramelized mushrooms, beams, and onions, that will crush any meat craving you have.
If you’re missing Taco Bell, this one is for you. This version of the famous fast food recipe is vegan, healthy, and much tastier. Swap out your meat for tofu of fake meat crumbles and your on your way to the best vegan Taco Tuesday of your life.
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]]>The post Try These Healthy Homemade Snack Ideas appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>These berry cups are simple and delicious, consisting of only five ingredients that you may already have lying around. This recipe is the perfect snack to satisfy any midday sweet craving you may have.
These homemade energy date balls pack a punch. Consisting of few ingredients such as peanut butter, chia seeds, and dates, this energizing snack will give you an added protein boost and keep you satisfied throughout your busy day.
These homemade granola bars are better than the store bought version, and have far less added ingredients. They are scrumptious, nutritious, and a great way to kickstart your day.
There are many traditional recipes to try that offer an added dose of protein, and less sugar. They are a perfect way to fuel your day in a nutritious, and delicious way.
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]]>Sprouts are healthy, tasty, and add a dash of vibrant green to your plate, so make them a part of your festive feast with one of these great recipes.
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]]>The post This Zucchini Pasta Recipe is Amazing appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
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]]>The post Try These 4 Deliciously Simple Vegan Appetizers appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>This classic dish is super popular for a reason. Rich, creamy hummus pairs perfectly with crunchy, fresh veg sticks. Store-bought hummus is delicious, or you can go all out and make your own by blitzing chickpeas, olive oil, tahini, garlic, and lemon juice.
This lovely, light soup has a unique and strong flavor and is the ideal dish to start a meal with. Mix some miso paste with a little hot water and then add it to a pan of veg broth along with dried seaweed, scallions, and a leafy green of your choice.
Peas and mint are a great pairing and it’s super simple to create a tasty salad using these ingredients. Mix cooked garden peas with fresh mint, a small amount of crushed garlic, some lemon juice, and a drizzle of olive oil. Season to taste.
Take some firm tofu and chop into cubes. Whisk up a marinade by mixing sesame oil, rice vinegar, soy sauce, and crushed garlic. Place the tofu in an oven dish and pour the marinade over. Leave for a few hours and then pop in the oven for 20-30 minutes for some seriously tasty tofu bites.
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]]>The post Essential Tips for Doubling Recipes appeared first on Cooking 4 All.
]]>In general, it’s fine to multiply by two when it comes to the core ingredients that constitute a recipe—things like meat, veggies, and grains. Where you’re more likely to run into trouble is with spices, which can pack a disproportionately strong punch when doubled. Start by adding spices at a 1.5 ratio, then taste your dish and adjust as needed. This also goes for alcohol, when adding too much can impart a bitter taste.
Larger quantities of food often require longer cooking times, as differences in volume can affect heat distribution. While this definitely doesn’t mean doubling the cook time, it is important to be aware of to avoid under or overcooking. Use a thermometer for meats or a clean toothpick for baked goods to check for doneness at the time indicated by your recipe. If it needs more time, continue to check every 5 minutes until done.
As with time and temperature, it’s essential to use proper-size cookware when working with larger quantities of food. Crowding a pot with too many ingredients can prevent browning and lead to unevenly cooked dishes, while overfilling a baking pan with too much batter can cause it to spill over or develop a dense texture.
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