Earth to Veg (previously Real Ordinary Food) is all about making international recipes accessible to the vegan home cook. Featuring cuisines all over the world! Comment a favourite dish you would like to see veganized.
These crispy vegan chickpea fritters are an Indian street snack called ambode or paruppu vadai. The batter is mixed in a blender or food processor. So easy!
Kalettes (kale sprouts, flower sprouts) are a cross between kale and brussels sprouts. Get the most out of the vegetable with this easy roasted kalette recipe.
Each of these easy, fresh vegan peach smoothies takes less than 3 ingredients to make. They're all sugar-free and use only fruits and veggies.
With a high-powered blender, it's a breeze to make taro paste at home. This 3-ingredient confection can be added to smoothies, stuffed into pastries, and more.
This recipe uses okara (the leftover pulp from making soy milk) for a tasty zero-waste vegan sausage. Easy meat-free Andouille, pepperoni, chicken sausage, and more!
Use an Instant Pot to perfectly cook the base of this Turkish kısır salad while you chop the veggies. Then just toss everything together for an easy spring salad!
Here's my quick and easy poke bowl recipe featuring vegan sashimi and vegan unagi. Bursting with realistic seafood flavours, this colourful bowl will satisfy all your sushi cravings.
This roasted potato side dish pairs well with any meal and is an easy way to incorporate shichimi togarashi’s savoury, spicy flavour into everyday cooking.
Rhubarb butter in the slow cooker is an easy, hands-off way to use up rhubarb—frozen or fresh—and lasts for several weeks in the refrigerator.
June 8 is World Oceans Day! Celebrate by baking "goldfish in a blanket," a twist on the classic pigs in a blanket, with easy homemade crescent roll dough.
Paska is a bread made of enriched dough usually eaten at Easter. It comes in all shapes and sizes, from loaves to buns to braided rolls, and baking it is easy.