Recipes

This roasted carrot spread is easy to prepare and very tasty. Its energizing colour will certainly put you in a positive mood from early morning. It goes well with any greens and pickled cucumbers. You can also serve it as an appetiser with vegetables cut into sticks, e.g.: cucumbers, zucchini, peppers and celery. I recommend the carrot spread with buckwheat bread – the recipe here. Enjoy!

I prepared this breakfast bowl for children, but it will surely find fans among adults, because it is delicious, maybe even the most delicious of the breakfast bowls I've prepared so far. As always, choose the toppings at your discretion - today I chose carambola, kumquats, peaches, cashews and roasted coconut chips (I bought the roasted ones).

The cashew spread with herbs and garlic and the tomato spread with herbs de Provence caused a sensation among my family members, so I decided to prepare one more cashew spread - this time a sweet version. The composition of ingredients is similar - cashews are the base of the spread and the natural yoghurt gives the flavour of processed cheese. Don't be afraid of so much cinnamon - some of this aromatic spice will stay in the pan after roasting the cashews.

It got a bit monothematic on the blog because of my culinary obsession with vegan processed cheese, but not for long!

It's necessary to try the recipe! This cinnamon spread is yum-yum! It goes well with coffee in the morning and even for dessert!

The tomato cashew spread with herbs de Provence was created together with the cashew spread with herbs and garlic. It is also easy and quick to prepare and very tasty and can be visually attractive when you decorate it. If you are a culinary lazybones and do not want to peel and fry the onion and garlic, then you can use dried onion and powdered garlic. Just put the dried onion into the glass blender together with coloured peppercorns and herbs de Provence to make this cashew spread even faster and less complicated to prepare.

Recently, I am very preoccupied with plant-based cheese spreads, which are slowly appearing on supermarket shelves and also conquering the hearts of other culinary bloggers. As a carnivore, I liked all kinds of dairy products more than meat, but when I started eating vegan, there was not so much choice of plant-based dairy products and I must admit that I missed all kinds of cheese and yoghurt. Fortunately, today plant dairy products can be found more and more often in organic stores and supermarkets. You can also prepare processed cheese on your own, of course, and season it the way you like best. The cashew spread with herbs and garlic is my debut. I hope you will like it.