Vegan Dishes

 

Majestic Magenta

Hmmm… I started with the title Pretty and Pink…, then thought maybe Radiant Red…!

But really I think Majestic Magenta describes the colour at the end…

A while ago we were in Melbourne for a few days to spend time with our son and his family.  This meant that I was able to visit my sister, Sonnie.  Sonnie is an amazing cook, and had just finished making a batch of her late husband’s grandmother’s pickled red cabbage, a jar of which, she had kindly set aside for us, I was so excited and very grateful.

Since then I’ve started receiving a regular delivery of fresh, mostly Gippsland grown, vegetables, and the fun thing with the vegie (Farm) box is that each week is different.  With produce that we don’t normally use, and being one who hates waste, I’ve just had to get a little creative.

After receiving red cabbage in my mystery veg box, I instantly knew what to do – I would make Grandma Martin’s Pickled Red Cabbage.  I often prepare braised red cabbage, but this time it was definitely going to be a batch of Grandma Martin’s Pickled Red Cabbage, and with my beautiful sister’s permission, I can now share the recipe with you. Continue reading

Vegan Basil Parmesan

 

Vegan Basil Parmesan
Prep Time
5 mins
 
Category: Basics, Cheese
Style: Dairy Free, Egg Free, Gluten Free, Vegan
Keyword: Vegan Cheese, Vegan Parmesan
Author: sbaskitchen
Ingredients
  • 60 g almond meal
  • 10 g fresh basil you will need 5g fresh basil leaves
  • tbsp nutritional yeast (6 tsp)
  • ½ tsp garlic powder
  • ¼ tsp sea salt flakes
Instructions
  1. Place all ingredients into the bowl of a high speed food processor and blitz 5 second at high speed.

  2. Scrape the bottom and sides of bowl with a spatula, replace lid and cap, and blitz for a few more seconds at high speed.

Notes

You can replace the almond meal with whole blanched almonds if you choose.  You would need to process the mixture in bursts to get the correct consistency.

You can omit the basil if you choose.