Portobello à l‘orange and French Fries

Portobello à l‘orange and French Fries

We have been experimenting a little with Portobello mushrooms, as they appear very often on vegan blogs. One of the outcomes of these experiments is this recipe, referring to a French meat-based dish called Duck à l‘orange. I found that this Portobello mushroom truly looks 

Silken Tofu & Edamame, Spinach, Basil Quiche (oil dough)

Silken Tofu & Edamame, Spinach, Basil Quiche (oil dough)

There are incredibly many possible variations on a quiche, it is wonderful! I love to make quiche with oil dough, and I am happy to share my recipe with you – super simple to prepare and nicely crunchy at the edges. I recommend to prebake 

Quiche à la Jardinière de légumes

Quiche à la Jardinière de légumes

We are in the final countdown of our French week! Today: Vegan Quiche à la Jardinière de Légumes, a delightful personal fusion of two classics in French cuisine: Quiche and a side dish called Jardinière de Légumes. The tender, flaky crust cradles a rich and 

Jardinière de légumes

Jardinière de légumes

Discovering Jardinière de Légumes: A Classic French Vegetable Medley Jardinière de Légumes is a beloved French dish that epitomizes the elegance of simplicity in cuisine. This delightful vegetable medley, often served as a side dish, showcases the beauty of fresh, seasonal produce. The term “jardinière” 

Tarte au citron et à l’orange (no-bake)

Tarte au citron et à l’orange (no-bake)

As we continue our journey into French cuisine with a vegan twist, today I present a reimagined version of the classic tarte au citron, enhanced with a touch of orange for more natural sweetness. The tarte au citron is a cake that I’ve cherished deeply 

Ratatouille Niçoise

Ratatouille Niçoise

Ratatouille Niçoise is a classic Provençal dish that beautifully combines the fresh, vibrant flavors of summer vegetables. Traditionally, it features a medley of tomatoes, zucchini, eggplant, bell peppers, onions, and garlic, all gently stewed together with aromatic herbs like thyme and basil. The result is 

Taboulé, Crème de Champignons & Pommes Duchesse

Taboulé, Crème de Champignons & Pommes Duchesse

  Voilà! Another so delicious French inspired vegan recipe! I’m thrilled to introduce a delightful trio that optically as well as flavourwise matches so perfectly: Taboulé à la Française, a super nice French-Maroccan summer salad, a fine vegan Crème de Champignons, and leftover mashed potatos 

Taboulé à la française

Taboulé à la française

Welcome back to our exploration of French cuisine, vegan! Today, we’re excited to share the third recipe in our series: Taboulé à la Française. Taboulé, a refreshing salad typically made with bulgur or couscous, originally hails from Morocco, but it has become a beloved staple 

Couscous avec Jacquier Chipolatas (Couscous with Jackfruit sausages)

Couscous avec Jacquier Chipolatas (Couscous with Jackfruit sausages)

Et voilà! We are arriving in France this week, preparing delicious plant-based French recipes. The first, well, actually second of this series of French inspired, traditional but reversed, culinary delights made vegan – somewhat the second, as we had Vol en Vent yesterday, a traditional 

Vol en Vent aux Jacquier et Champignons (Puff Pastry with Jackfruit and Champignon filling)

Vol en Vent aux Jacquier et Champignons (Puff Pastry with Jackfruit and Champignon filling)

Vol en Vent – the lightness of something flying with the wind or being light as the wind. Or something wind-like such as a nice puff pastry, as “vol-au-vent”, meaning “windblown” in French, refers to the light, airy quality of the puff pastry. While it