This "honeycomb" is surprisingly quick and easy to make in addition to being the perfect treat for anyone with a sweet tooth. Coating the vegan honeycomb in chocolate will make it taste so unbelievably similar to a candy bar. This sweet is also great for mixing into ice cream and sprinkling over cupcakes and cakes.
Introducing deviled "veggs"! The secret to holding the soy cream, tofu, and sour cream all together is agar agar, which gives the white portion a gelatin-like texture. When you make these, stick as close as you can to this recipe, use the whitest ingredients you can find. Serve these at a party and they're guaranteed to blow the minds of all your guests.
These barbecue "ribs" are a work of genius. A combination of textured vegetable protein and vital wheat gluten, they nail the flavor and texture perfectly. They're meaty, savory, and absolutely amazing when coated in the homemade barbecue sauce. One bite and they'll become one of your barbecue essentials.
The rice noodles in this recipe are sautéed with mushrooms in an umami sauce until the sauce has reduced. This dish is an easy weeknight meal that's ready in less than 20 minutes and is made in just one pan, making clean-up a breeze. It's savory, substantial, and it's sure to earn a spot in your weekly meal rotations.
Loaded with tomatoes, celery, onion, cajun seasoning, paprika, thyme, sweet peppers and jalapeños, this cajun jambalaya is a perfect one pot meal. Since most cajun jambalaya recipes call for a medley of meat products, this jambalaya has vegan sausages instead, just to add a little heartiness and umami to the dish. Feel free to substitute those for vegetables or leave them out though if you'd like the recipe to be gluten-free.