10 Vegan Recipes That Went Viral Last Week: Kung Pao Tofu to Lemon Custard!

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When everyone’s got their eyes on a recipe, you know it must have something special that you will want to try! That’s the case for these 10 vegan viral recipes that went viral last week. They’re some of the best, and trust us when we say that you don’t […]

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When everyone’s got their eyes on a recipe, you know it must have something special that you will want to try! That’s the case for these 10 vegan viral recipes that went viral last week. They’re some of the best, and trust us when we say that you don’t want to miss out on these incredible viral recipe creations from our bloggers!

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1. Kung Pao Tofu

Vegan Kung Pao Tofu

Source: Kung Pao Tofu

This Kung Pao Tofu by Wholesome LLC doesn’t require a lot of time or many perishable ingredients – making it perfect for a “don’t feel like cooking and don’t have a lot of groceries” type meal. Also, if you don’t care for spicy foods – this recipe is for you! If you do care for spicy, add more cayenne and red chili flavors to increase the heat.

2. Eggplant and Bell Pepper Caponata

Vegan Eggplant and Bell Pepper Caponata

Source: Eggplant and Bell Pepper Caponata

Caponata, a vegetable dish consisting of eggplant and bell peppers, is really easy to make considering that you have just to chop everything up, add it to the pot in steps, and let it cook. You get this creamy richness from the eggplant, slight sweetness from the peppers, salt from the capers, and a ton of freshness from all the herbs! It’s really a delicious and simple dish that anyone can make … Yes, anyone! This Eggplant and Bell Pepper Caponata by Kristen Genton is completely customizable, so feel free to experiment with your own additions — some people add sweet vinegar, olives, or beans and sometimes sugar, to offset the tanginess of the vinegar and capers. However you want to eat it, it will be delicious.

3. Lemon Custard

Vegan Lemon Custard

Source: Lemon Custard

This Lemon Custard by ThePlantbasedSchool has nothing to envy to its nonvegan counterpart. It’s an easy recipe you can whip it up in 5 minutes, it’s sweet, light, and doesn’t contain any eggs or dairy. It can be eaten as a custard dessert on its own, poured on some fresh fruit, or used for cakes, pastries, pies, and fruit tarts.

4. Loaded Lentil Burritos

Vegan Loaded Lentil Burritos

Source: Loaded Lentil Burritos

These Loaded Lentil Burritos by Caroline Doucet make for a simple and delicious meal. Customize them to your liking with your favorite vegetables and pack them with a vegan lentil meat. You’ll get a nutritious vegetable-packed burrito with a fiber-rich plant protein.

5. Mac and Cheese With Spinach and Tomatoes

Vegan Mac and Cheese With Spinach and Tomatoes

Source: Mac and Cheese With Spinach and Tomatoes

Who doesn’t love Mac n Cheese? It’s just the best when it comes to needing a comforting meal which gives you a big hug from the inside out. This Mac and Cheese With Spinach and Tomatoes by Emma Blake may not be the healthiest but this version has added spinach and tomatoes so there’s a little less to feel guilty about. Life is about balance anyway right?

6. Artichoke ‘Lobster’ Roll

Vegan Artichoke ‘Lobster’ Roll

Source: Artichoke ‘Lobster’ Roll

Lobster roll is a popular sandwich in New England that consists of a mayo-based filling in a soft, toasted, and buttered bun. This Artichoke ‘Lobster’ Roll by Zsu Dever is easily veganized using artichoke hearts, vegan mayonnaise, and a touch of dulse seaweed flakes. Transport yourself to Maine with this delicious comfort food sammie!

7. Pistachio Orange Scones

Vegan Pistachio Orange Scones

Source: Pistachio Orange Scones

These Pistachio Orange Scones by Mitra Shirmohammadi are crispy around the edges, buttery and flaky inside. They’re free from gluten, grains, dairy, and refined sugar, and can be made vegan as well. They’re chunky with loads of pistachios and a delicious orange zing in every bite.

8. Carrot Halwa

Vegan Carrot Halwa

Source: Carrot Halwa

Indian festivals are incomplete without carrot halwa. This Carrot Halwa by Priya Lakshminarayan is a delicious creamy carrot pudding is normally prepared with milk. However, this vegan recipe is prepared with almond flour and nondairy creamer. Serve the halwa with ice cream for a popular and delicious combo. Excerpt from The Essential Vegan Indian Cookbook by Priya Lakshminarayan, published by Rockridge Press. Copyright © 2021 by Callisto Media, Inc. All rights reserved.

9. Pink Coconut Drink

Vegan Pink Coconut Drink

Source: Pink Coconut Drink

I bet you’ve seen tons of photos on social media of a mysterious pink drink. It looks kind of intimidating to make, but this recipe for Pink Coconut Drink by Valentina Mussi is supereasy. The key is fresh strawberries.

10. Green Avocado Lime Smoothie

Vegan Green Avocado Lime Smoothie

Source: Green Avocado Lime Smoothie

A simple green avocado-lime smoothie recipe. This Green Avocado Lime Smoothie by Caroline Doucet is nutritious, filling, and perfect for breakfast or a satisfying snack. It’s made with just a handful of ingredients, including a frozen banana, avocado, spinach, hemp hearts, lime, and plant-based milk.

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