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How To
Replace Eggs
Eggs have been an essential ingredient in cooking for
ages. However, once you’ve become vegan; eggs are
off limits! Fortunately, we humans have been gifted
with an ability called creativity. Here are many
different compassionate alternatives that equal to the
replacement of 1 egg. HINT; it will taste even better
as well!
· 1 TBS Flaxseed + 3-4 TBS Water (Puree in
blender 1-2 minutes)
· 1 TBS Chiaseed + 1/3 Cup Water (Mix and let sit
for 15 minutes)
· ½ Bananas mashed
· 2 TBS Arrowroot + 3 TBS Water combined
· 3 TBS Peanut butter
· 1 TBS Soy Protein Powder + 3 TBS Water
combined
· 2 TBS Cornstarch + 3 TBS Water combined
· ¼ Applesauce
· 2 TBS Baking Powder + 2 TBS Water + 1 TBS Oil
· ¼ Cup Silken tofu
3 TBS Chickpea Flour + 3 TBS Water
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How To Replace
Whipped Cream
Mix refrigerated coconut cream (or in a pinch, full-fat
coconut milk) with some vanilla extract and powdered
sugar for a quick, easy and delicious whipped cream.
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HACK #4
How To Make
Vegan Mayo
Vegan mayonnaise is healthier and also cholesterol-free. You
only need 4 ingredients to make this vegan mayo and it’s
ready in just 2 minutes! You only need 4 ingredients to make
this recipe: oil, plant-based milk, 2 TBS apple cider vinegar (or
lemon juice) and sea salt, that’s all! It’s important the milk and
the oil are at a similar temperature, this will be easier to make
the mayonnaise.
Regular blender: Place all the ingredients in the blender,
except the oil and blend for about 5 seconds. Then add the
oil gradually while the blender is going, turned it gradually
from low to high and let it go until thickens.
Immersion blender: combine all the ingredients in the
blender cup, place the immersion blender in, so that way it
sits firmly on the bottom of the cup and pulse until the
mayonnaise emulsify. Once most of the vegan mayo has
emulsified, you can move the blender up and down to
incorporate any oil that is sitting on the top.
You can make it thicker adding more oil or more watery
adding more milk, it’s totally up to you!
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How To
Replace Honey
You don’t need to be a bee to make your own honey! There
are many different honey taste a like sweeteners that you can
try. Obvious choices are maple syrup, agave nectar, molasses,
sugar syrup, xylitol and stevia. You can also create your own
honey sweetener. Just mix 1 ¼ cups of granulated sugar with
1/3 cup of water and you have one cup of vegan honey.
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How To Replace
Dairy Cheese
Just because you’re vegan, doesn’t automatically mean a life
without cheese. It means a life without cheese that’s produced
through animal-cruelty. However, substituting cheese for plant-
based alternatives is such a challenge. It's hard to find the right
balance of texture and flavor that's totally convincing, but there are
a few tricks that get the job done no problem:
Tofu Cheese: The soft but malleable texture of tofu makes it a
great base for your cheese substitutes. Of course, tofu on its
own doesn't necessarily create the most amazing tasting
cheeses. We recommend experimenting with flavors and spices
to create a convincing cheese alternative that tastes just like real
cheese.
Nutritional Yeast: Sold in a powdered, flaky form, nutritional
yeast is entirely plant-based, and it has a uniquely cheesy flavor.
Cashew Cheese: You read that right - cashew cheese. When
soaked in water, cashews become very soft and flexible, which
means they can easily be blended into a smooth paste. Their
neutral, nutty flavor means they can absorb flavors well. A little
nutritional yeast and some herbs and spices added to these
blended cashews will create a cheesy spread that's hard to resist.
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How To Replace
Dairy Butter
Of course you´re going to need a replacement for dairy butter.
Butter is very important in almost any recipe. Fortunately, there are
vegan butter options available, so don´t worry!
Coconut Oil: For cooking, sauteeing, baking, and more, coconut
oil should be in every vegan chef's pantry. It melts easily, so you
can use it for greasing a pan or even just as a 1:1 substitute for
butter in baked goods.
Vegetable Oil: Because vegetable oil is... well, oil, it's hard to use
it for much of anything besides baking. You can use it as a
substitute for melted or softened butter in recipes, but if the
recipe calls for you to "cut in" the butter or just a regular stick of
butter, vegetable oil is probably not your best option.
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How you can help to
Spread The
Vegan Vibe
As you’ve probably figured out by now, creating an easy delicious
vegan meal fast is actually not that hard when you know your
options.
We hope that this short ebook will help you cut through the noise,
because believe us; there’s a lot of it.
If you found this ebook useful, we encourage you to share it with
others.
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