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Vegan Meatball Parm Soup
Meatball parm sub and soup had a baby, and its delicious!
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Spicy Sesame Cauliflower Wings
These Sesame Cauliflower Wings are super tasty and perfect as a snack or side dish!
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Crispy Tofu Nuggets (Vegan)
These crispy, crunchy tofu nuggets are a breeze to prepare and perfect for ALL THE SAUCES.
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Vegan Fettucine Alfredo
This really is the absolute creamiest Fettuccine Alfredo, Vegan or not! It’s an easy to make recipe that can be made ahead of time and heated with freshly cooked Pasta.
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Vegan Gingerbread Donuts
These gingerbread donuts are are every donut lovers dream come true!! They’re ultra fluffy, topped with a delicious gingerbread sugar coating and taste even better than your classic bakery donuts!
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Date Nut Banana Bread
This date nut banana bread is loaded with crunchy walnuts, naturally sweetened with dates and maple syrup, and will make your house smell like a dream!
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Vegan Corn Chowder
Simple and easy 1-Pot Vegan Corn Chowder. Healthy yet comforting soup packed with fresh veggies like corn, celery, onion, and potatoes.
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Vegan Barbecue Ribs (Homemade Seitan)
Homemade seitan is used as a replacement for ribs. These are slow cooked in the oven and slathered in BBQ sauce making them perfect for summer.
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Jackfruit Tuno Melt
Amazing tuna-texture, extra dill-filled, and delicious…the bread even makes that butter toast “crunnnch” sound when you bite into it .
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Vegan Broccoli Chickpea Fritters
Oh so delicious, easy to assemble, and served with a Creamy Dill Sauce,
Good Old Vegan inspires you to discover tasty vegan food! Plant-based cuisine is delicious and the benefits are endless. Not only are plants the more ethical option, choosing vegan also leaves a smaller footprint on our planet!
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