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YAY! My all-time favorite candy, veganized.
To be completely honest, this is the second time I’ve posted a “peanut butter egg” recipe. The first one was Y-E-A-R-S ago, and I used a few different ingredients (most notably: oat flour).
I also made my own chocolate? Why? I have no idea.
This recipe is much simpler, just as delicious, and customizable based on a few simple swaps!
Read MoreThese cookies include TWO ingredients I thought I didn’t like very much in cookies: fruit and nuts.
Of course, it needs to be a really bad cookie for me to completely turn my nose up at it. But I just don’t typically gravitate towards cookies with fruits or nuts in them.
Read MoreThis is a salad I have made approximately 20 times in the past few weeks.
It’s so easy, so good, so FRESH, and so easy to iterate upon depending on what you have on-hand.
Read MoreThis recipe has been in the makings for years.
Truly. Years. And only because I love to say it out loud.
Buffalo Falafel Waffle. Go ahead. Say it, and tell me you don’t smile while doing it.
Read MoreIT’S TIME YET AGAIN, MY FRIEND.
It’s hard to believe that just 365 days ago we were right here, ooh-ing and ahh-ing over yet another chocolate and peanut butter-filled recipe.
As well as 730 days ago.
And 1095 days ago.
AND 1460 days ago.
And just… a lot of other days ago as well.
Read More[This post is sponsored by my best foodie friends at Bob’s Red Mill! We’re using their Organic All-Purpose Flour for this recipe.]
Sometimes you just want… nay need a cinnamon roll.
Not a whole batch. Not enough to feed a crowd.
One. A single cinnamon roll.
A nice and gooey, warm and fluffy, coated in a thin, crackly icing cinnamon roll.
And that’s why we’re here today, my friend. A vegan cinnamon roll for one.
Read More[This post is sponsored by my best foodie friends at Bob’s Red Mill! We’re using their Gluten Free Vegan Egg Replacer for this recipe.]
I’m going to go on record and say that biscotti are fussy lil cookies.
You need to make the dough, bake it in a log, wait for it to cool slightly, slice them into cookies, bake them on one side, flip, bake on the other side.
It’s a lot. A lot of steps.
But let me let you in on a little secret: they’re 100% worth the fuss.
Read More[This post is sponsored by my best foodie friends at Bob’s Red Mill! We’re using their Almond Flour for this recipe.]
Calling all garlic lovers!
This zippy, vibrant, bitey pesto is for y-o-u!
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