Favourite classics remade with love and all-plant ingredients
Vegan coronation ‘chicken’ sandwich is a remake of the traditional coronation sandwich. What is a Coronation Chicken Sandwich Wrap? Coronation chicken sandwiches have been a British traditional favourite since 1953. Coronation chicken is a special dish that was especially created for the coronation lunch of Queen Elizabeth the 2nd. So it’s a royal sandwich filling! […]
Vegan ‘Egg’ Tofu Mayonnaise Sandwich My Vegan Tofu Mayonnaise Sandwich recipe is a tasty adaption of the traditional egg mayo sandwich. Even though I don’t eat meat or dairy, sometimes an egg mayonnaise sandwich is just what I seem to want for lunch. So I decided to try and make my own using all-plant ingredients. […]
Vegan Lancashire Hotpot is a tasty vegan version of the famous Lancashire Hotpot. What is a Lancashire Hotpot? Lancashire is located in the North West of England. Lancashire hotpot was a convenience meal for the hard working pre-industrial Lancashire population. Many women worked at home spinning cotton so there was less time to cook meals. […]
Rose Elliot’s eggless cake recipe is from one of my well-used, cake-mix splattered cookbooks. I absolutely love old recipe books. Searching charity shops for really old cook books is one of my favourite pastimes. I live in a rural village with only 2 charity shops. Scouring on Amazon and E-bay for second hand copies of […]
Vegan Scottish Border Tart is a a yummy teatime treat! It is based on the traditional Scottish border tart. Scottish Border Tart is a popular bake that is served in bakeries and tearooms all over the British Isles. The Scottish borders are the towns and villages that are adjacent to the England-Scottish border line. Find […]
Scottish Highland Vegan Oatcakes are super tasty and moreish. Crunchy, nutty, and savoury! Scottish oatcakes are the perfect between meal snacks as they are low in sugar and fat but high in plant-based energy and oaty goodness. Origin of oatcakes Oatcakes have been around in Scottish history for thousands of years. Historically, 14th century […]
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