Pictures of good vegan food you've eaten! (2)

[yo-yo]

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8293/7614633366_e2677fc708.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/elainevv/7614633366/)

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http://www.veganforum.com/forums/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=710295
I made this a few days ago, blending avocado, banana, and pure cocoa powder with just a little water and agave added to make this awesome thick chocolate pudding/mousse. Most of it I made for my husband (but I'd be lying if I said I didnt have any myself). I am trying to help him gain some weight and also it's a way to sneak in healthy food to his diet since he has been unwell. He still doesnt know there was avocado in this. We have been running to doctors and specialists and still no definitive answers on why he has diffuse lung disease and joint pain, swelling. The anemia is under control now and we are waiting on more test results.

that looks SO good Robin! That's good that you got your husband eating it, very sneaky not telling him bout the avocado..! Hope you find out soon what's causing everything with your husband's illness. yo-yo

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Vegetable and tempeh Japanese curry with sticky rice. Its not aesthetic but if you want something pretty make a cake! :P

that looks lovely, love dishes like this

[yo-yo]

this is a pic of an amazing sausage hotpot my bf made the other day, not sure that the picture does it justice though!!

http://i1051.photobucket.com/albums/s431/static_yo-yo/food/DSCF3302.jpg

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[Robinwomb]

All of your dishes look wonderful! I love the quiche, and the tempeh curry looks really good too. The sausage hotpot looks good except I am not a fan of cheese, vegan or not, unless it involves nutritional yeast. But I can see tweaking that dish to make it work for me. I love the idea of it. Does "hotpot" mean the same thing as hot dish or casserole? Where I am from I always heard casserole being used for these types of dishes. When I moved to Minnesota, everyone called it hot dish. So interesting the various ways to describe similar dishes.

[yo-yo]

All of your dishes look wonderful! I love the quiche, and the tempeh curry looks really good too. The sausage hotpot looks good except I am not a fan of cheese, vegan or not, unless it involves nutritional yeast. But I can see tweaking that dish to make it work for me. I love the idea of it. Does "hotpot" mean the same thing as hot dish or casserole? Where I am from I always heard casserole being used for these types of dishes. When I moved to Minnesota, everyone called it hot dish. So interesting the various ways to describe similar dishes.

I use the word hotpot for any dish which has sliced potatoes on top of a mixture of vegetables with or without something like sausages or fake meat/soya chunks in a gravy or tomato sauce, and cooked in the oven. But yeh, I do find it interesting the different terms that we all have for things, depending on where you live. Hadn't heard of hot dish before.

[road2cairo]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/batmanusdmychina/6986634004/ Vegan Mac'N'Cheeze (From Recipes From The Kitchen Of A Self-Proclaimed Veganista)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/batmanusdmychina/6975803334/in/photostream/Vegan Crepes

http://www.flickr.com/photos/batmanusdmychina/7119433799/in/photostream/ Tofu Satay With Crispy Vermicelli Noodles

http://www.flickr.com/photos/batmanusdmychina/7117544379/in/photostream/ The Mediterranean (Falafel on pita bread with hummus, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, onion & Tabouli)

[LouiseAbel]

Glory:

The pastry was just my usual shortcrust one.

The filling was silken tofu blended with tinned tomatoes and a tablespoon of potato flour to thicken it (and a bit of nutritional yeast, actually, but I don't think it made a difference), then I added mixed dried herbs, salt and pepper to taste.

I roasted the vegetables this time but if I made it again, I would've fried the onions on a low heat with a bit of sugar until caramelised and I would've cooked the broccoli in water because I like it soft rather than crispy.

My pastry doesn't need blind baking but yours might. Then put the veggies in, pour the liquid mixture over and bake for... quite a while. :) Pretty simple.

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Robin, I love avocado chocolate mousse - that looks so creamy! Sorry to hear about your husband; at least he has you to look after him. :)

[LouiseAbel]

Copied Firestorm and made a pizza using a wrap as the base. Needed more fresh basil but my plant can't grow leaves back quickly enough for me.

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h214/louise_12345/100_5347.jpg

[LouiseAbel]

Stew made with leftovers and Moroccan spices, served with cous cous:
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h214/louise_12345/100_5356.jpg

Berry and soya yoghurt smoothie with flax seed and three dates:
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h214/louise_12345/100_5357.jpg

[rainbow]

Mmmm omnomnomnomnom your cooking looks delicious Louise!

[CrazyDiamond]

yum - that pizza looks amazing!!

[Barry]

Yeah the pizza does look good. What cheese is that?

[LouiseAbel]

Think it was the Cheezly Mozzarella-Style one. (It was definitely a Mozzarella one, anyway).

Thanks for the compliments. :)

[LouiseAbel]

Wrap with hummus, salsa, spinach and a crumbled lentil and quinoa burger:

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h214/louise_12345/100_5360.jpg

Chocolate cupcakes with vanilla buttercream icing and dark chocolate shards:
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[Gwydion]

Lordy lord.

[yo-yo]

Wrap with hummus, salsa, spinach and a crumbled lentil and quinoa burger:

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h214/louise_12345/100_5360.jpg

Chocolate cupcakes with vanilla buttercream icing and dark chocolate shards:
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h214/louise_12345/100_5366.jpg
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h214/louise_12345/100_5368.jpg

wow, those cupcakes look amazing!

[yo-yo]

some things I've eaten this week-

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[yo-yo]

here's what my bf made us for dinner this evening, the potatoes and courgettes we picked from our allotment today!:lol:

http://i1051.photobucket.com/albums/s431/static_yo-yo/food/DSCF3405.jpg

[TarekF]

Pizza, bell peppers, tomatoes, TEMPEH!, some nutritional yeast, onions and garlic. It was delicious, but a lot of toppings for a small pizza.

http://s19.postimage.org/6sxz2ebnn/photo_62.jpg

[LouiseAbel]

Yum.

[megrainbows]

http://s17.postimage.org/6250muqhn/20120802_1.jpg (http://postimage.org/image/6250muqhn/)
I've posted this before but this is a better photo! Lots of vegan recipes for lasagne contain vegetables or other things and I always wanted more of a copy of the meat version so I devised this. Lasagne made with a ragu of soya mince and tomato and a soya milk and soya cream based white sauce.

[yo-yo]

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I've posted this before but this is a better photo! Lots of vegan recipes for lasagne contain vegetables or other things and I always wanted more of a copy of the meat version so I devised this. Lasagne made with a ragu of soya mince and tomato and a soya milk and soya cream based white sauce.

looks yum!! I love lasagne, whenever I make it for me and my bf, we somehow manage to finish off a HUGE dish in one night (enough to feed about 5 people...oops). I use ADIP's recipe, which sounds v.similar to yours.

[Blueberries]

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Home-made jaffa cake

[Robinwomb]

Wow, that jaffa cake looks amazing! I had never heard of jaffa cake until I saw your photo Blueberries. I looked it up just now. Learn something new every day lol.

[Blueberries]

Wow, that jaffa cake looks amazing! I had never heard of jaffa cake until I saw your photo Blueberries. I looked it up just now. Learn something new every day lol.

Thanks :D. Jaffa cakes are really popular in the UK and Ireland. I've never seen commercially available vegan ones as the sponge base always has eggs in it so I decided to make them for myself. This was my first time ever trying Jaffa cakes, I have to say I'm a fan!

[Gwydion]

Want!