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Beetroot curry, soup, reading food labels, bouillon and Buddha bowls

Beetroot curry, soup, reading food labels, bouillon and Buddha bowls

FromThe Whole Food Vegan Podcast


Beetroot curry, soup, reading food labels, bouillon and Buddha bowls

FromThe Whole Food Vegan Podcast

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Length:
30 minutes
Released:
Dec 5, 2021
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Podcast episode

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In this episode, due to illness we had to record this episode in two different locations, it made for quite an interesting experience for us both!This week we welcomed our listeners from around the world, thank you to everyone that has listened, we really appreciate it.This week we talk about a delicious aromatic beetroot and coconut curry, and how we've also turned this into soup. We then went on to talk about basic principles for cooking soups and how they can be used in a range of recipes.Our the tip of the week this week is about reading labels in shops, particularly being able to spot accidentally vegan products.Recipe of this week is Buddha bowls, think of a salad on steroids! We talk you through the basic principles for putting together this dish and give you ideas on how to create your own.Our ingredient of the week is bouillon, an instant vegetable stock powder which gives a wonderfully deep flavour to so many of our dishes.As ever, please do let us know your feedback in the comments and remember to subscribe where you received your podcasts.Resources and show notesAromatic beetroot and coconut curry - https://www.riverford.co.uk/recipes/aromatic-beetroot-curryInformation about L-cycteine - https://www.vrg.org/blog/2018/05/04/update-on-vegan-l-cysteine-what-does-vegetable-l-cysteine-mean/Bosh Buddha bowls - "Simple Recipes. Amazing Food. All Plants." https://www.bosh.tv/book/bosh-the-cookbookBasic principles for making a buddha bowlChoose your carbohydrate - Rice, noodles, couscous, quinoaChoose your protein - Black beans, lentils, tofu, seitanCook vegetables - Asparagus, roast beetroot, roasted sweet potatoes, smashed fried new potatoesPrepare raw vegetables - tomato, cucumber, lettuce, sweetcorn, peppers, spring onionDry fry some seeds or nuts - Cashews, linseeds, hazelnuts, pecans, pine nuts, sesame seedsPrepare a dressing - Mix an oil (Olive, sesame, sunflower) with an acid (Apple cider vinegar, lemon juice), and in some additional flavour (Tahini, peanut butter, mustard)Prepare the bowl with the carbohydrate, protein and all of the vegetables stacked neatly into sections around the bowl, drizzle over the dressing and sprinkle on the seeds and nuts.Support the show
Released:
Dec 5, 2021
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Helping you enjoy a wonderfully varied, tasty, easy to prepare & nutritious whole food plant based diet. No Crap. No Agenda. We are passionate in their quest to enjoy and share with you the best whole food vegan food, cooked from scratch everyday. Our names are Mark and Sue.We love eating a healthy and balanced wholefood plant-based diet. We cook from scratch using raw ingredients virtually every day and the purpose of this vegan pod cast is to share not only recipes but our cooking principles with you. Neither of us are trained chefs, but both of us have a passion for food and sharing it, just ask our friends that come to our dinner parties. In sharing what we cook each week we know that you will see trends and patterns in the way we think about food, you’ll discover easy ways to turn raw vegetables and ingredients into healthy, tasty meals that you, your friends and family will love. We are not going to get into the politics of being vegan, there are many other podcasts that do that. We are not not here to convince you to become vegan, there are other podcasts for that as well. We are not even here to tell you about the latest vegan fast food, mainly because we generally don’t eat it! We are here to help you eat healthily, freshly cooked and delicious vegan meals everyday which don’t cost the earth or take hours to prepare. If you like what you hear, please remember to rate, review and subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts, or subscribe via email here https://govegan.online/ Thank you, Sue and Mark