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.
How to perfectly cook any type of white rice on the stove in 4 steps using a pot, Dutch oven, or donabe.
Kongbiji jjigae is an old Korean recipe for using up okara, the leftover pulp from making soy milk.
Hiyayakko (冷奴) is Japanese silken tofu served cold, seasoned with a smattering of savoury toppings.
Japchae is a Korean stir-fried dish featuring bouncy sweet potato noodles, sliced carrots, plenty of scallion, all lightly coated in a sweet and savoury sauce.
Nothing is easier or more filling than a simmering pot of Mexican beans.
This stinky tofu recipe is the perfect introduction to the funky world of fermented tofu.
An inky black noodle dish from Korea, vegan jajangmyeon is made with a hearty mix of tofu and vegetables covered in a rich and savoury black bean sauce.
Kerala ishtew is a hearty coconut milk vegetable stew with a little heat.
Buddha's Delight (luohan zhai) is a Chinese vegetable-beancurd medley, traditionally eaten after Lunar New Year.
I tasted over 20 different vegan chicken products to find the best.
Vegan avgolemono, or Greek lemon rice soup, is a truly comforting concoction—no chicken or eggs required.
This silky smooth coconut milk pumpkin pie is made with kabocha squash (Japanese pumpkin).
Packed full of mouthwatering flavours, low on dirty dishes: this vegan egg roll in a bowl is the perfect weeknight dinner.
Kalettes (kale sprouts, flower sprouts) are a cross between kale and brussels sprouts.
Jeongwol Daeboreum (Korean full moon festival) is next week.
Isa Chandra's gumbo-inspired recipe for vegan okra stew is plant-based and delicious.
If you have to pick just one vegan restaurant in Vancouver to bring a reluctant meat eater and convert them to the joys of soy, MeeT might be the place.
The complete guide to cooking vegan hot pot, whether you’re hosting a Chinese New Year party or just want to go all out on a delicious meal because why not! (The recipe given below is just one of numerous ways to enjoy hot pot.