Got any plans for Valentines Day? I know the tradition is to go out for a fancy dinner but why not mix things up a bit? My Vegan Spaghetti Carbonara is totally creamy, decadent, and naturally plant-based. The perfect way to say, “I love you.”
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Looking for fresh ideas for your Meatless Monday? Then look no further than my Roasted Cauliflower Power Bowl with Sumac and Vegan Ricotta. It’s absolutely delicious! A satisfying yet light meal, this power bowl will have your people wishing it was meatless Monday everyday. (Yeah, I know that was a bit of a stretch. Don’t @ me. 😉 )
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This power bowl has all my favorite components. Freshly cooked chickpeas, crunchy toasted seeds and roast veg with a bit of a kick. It’s super easy to throw together, nutritious, and totally yum. My Chilli Cheese Cauliflower Power Bowl is the perfect pick for your next meat free meal.
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This is a super simple starter that is loved by veggies, vegans, and meat eaters alike. The combination of a couple of different recipes from my blog, these Sweet Potato Canapes with Beet Hummus and Cauliflower are bright, light, and delicious. Let’s get this party started!
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It’s so cold in Melbourne at the moment that I find I’m craving vibrant, fun dishes. Something you can throw together easily but will still satisfy and nourish. Enter my Tacos with Roasted Cauliflower and Romesco. These bad boys are delicious and super easy to make. Perfect for both a weeknight meal or when friends come ’round. I swear, everyone loves these tacos.
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I came across Caponata when I was going through my Italian cooking phase. And let me tell you, I still love to cook with Italian flavours but I. Was. Obsessed. Here’s me, borrowing every Italian cook book from the library I could find. Watching endless YouTube videos of Italian mammas cooking authentic dishes (in Italian I might add). I just couldn’t get enough.
One of the reasons I really love Italian cooking, aside from the taste, is how forgiving the recipes are. You really can’t go wrong. This was music to my ears, novice home cook that I was.
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