Top Daily Recipes: Cashew Labneh to Vegetable Poha!

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Cashew Labneh by Kirsten Kaminski

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1. Cashew Labneh

Vegan Cashew Labneh

Source: Cashew Labneh

Labneh is a tangy, thick and creamy strained yogurt cheese from Lebanon. It is traditionally made from camel or goat milk, and is extremely addictive. Whenever I’d go to the north of Israel close to the Lebanese border, we would stop at one of the many Druze stands where friendly grandmothers would sell the most delicious labneh laffa (flatbread). This vegan version of Cashew Labneh by Kirsten Kaminski combines soy and cashews, with a tangy lemon taste to imitate that sour flavor. Sprinkle with some za’atar and add it to your mezze table. Reprinted with permission from The Traveling Vegan Cookbook by Kirsten Kaminski, Page Street Publishing, Co. 2021. Photo credit: Kirsten Kaminski.

2. Cauliflower Steaks With Sweet Pea Purée

Vegan Cauliflower Steaks With Sweet Pea Purée

Source: Cauliflower Steaks With Sweet Pea Purée

For a unique dinner entrée, give these cauliflower “steaks” a try. This Cauliflower Steaks With Sweet Pea Purée by Helyn Dunn is baked to crispy perfection and seasoned with paprika, coriander, and black pepper, they are zesty and flavorful. Sweet pea purée adds a delicious freshness to the dish as well.

3. Vegetable Poha

Vegan Vegetable Poha

Source: Vegetable Poha

Poha is uncooked basmati rice that has been rolled thin in the same way that rolled oats are made. Traditionally this Vegetable Poha by Nikki and Zuzana is made with onions, spices, herbs, and nuts. It’s usually served for breakfast!

4. Paleo Brownies

Vegan Paleo Brownies

Source: Paleo Brownies

These Paleo Brownies by Nele Liivlaid are moist, gooey, and kid-approved. They are ready in under an hour and absolutely delicious! The binder is psyllium husk powder, which does an amazing job! In fact, you can lift up the whole brownie without breaking it apart! You have to try these vegan paleo brownies––they are such a game changer!

5. Tofu Broccoli Stir Fry

Vegan Tofu Broccoli Stir Fry

Source: Tofu Broccoli Stir Fry

A very simple stir fry, which makes it perfect for busy weeks. All you need for this Tofu Broccoli Stir Fry by Caroline Doucet is to do is cut up some vegetables, prepare a simple sauce and sauté everything together. It will all be ready in less than 35 minutes. Plus, you can substitute the vegetables suggested for any vegetables you have on hand. It’s a great way to give life to older vegetables at the end of the week. You can also make this recipe on a Sunday and enjoy the leftovers throughout the week!

6. Mac and Cheese Pies

Vegan Mac and Cheese Pies

Source: Mac and Cheese Pies

Macaroni pie is a Scottish delicacy that consists of a crisp, crumbly pastry crust that’s filled with macaroni and cheese. This Mac and Cheese Pies by Emily Wilkinson recreates it perfectly, from the crust to the gooey, cheesy mac and cheese filling. There’s something otherworldly about the way these things come together, so much that you’ll probably be left speechless when you take your first bite. You can make one large pie for this recipe or several small ones, if you’re looking to make a shareable appetizer.

7. Everything Bagel Onion Dip

Vegan Everything Bagel Onion Dip

Source: Everything Bagel Onion Dip

Creamy and delicious Everything Bagel Onion dip — great recipe to make ahead of time for parties. Serve this Everything Bagel Onion Dip by Pavani Nandula with veggies, chips or pretzels.

8. Mango Zucchini Bread Ice Cream Sandwiches

Vegan Mango Zucchini Bread Ice Cream Sandwiches

Source: Mango Zucchini Bread Ice Cream Sandwiches

Making ice cream sandwiches is the perfect way to transform and save any quick bread loaf, not sure why I’ve never thought to do it before. It would work wonderfully with any kind of quick bread – banana bread, carrot cake loaf, lemon loaf, etc. The options are endless! But I highly recommend doing it with this Mango Zucchini Bread Ice Cream Sandwiches by Leah Moldowan because it’s kind of amazing.

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