You know what makes me happy?
Putting together these posts!
I don’t have to write out recipes or edit photos or think of something to write about. I basically get to drool over delicious looking food, compile everything, and let other fabulous bloggers take the stage. It is a fun change of pace.
There are 200 recipe submissions in my email folder right now…can you believe that? I never expected such a response to the idea, so that is really cool. Luckily, I made a new email address and a filter so all emails to recipes [at] ohsheglows.com skip my normal inbox and I stay more sane in the process. ;)
Your next 20 vegan recipes around the web….belly grumbling likely to occur!
1. Super Veggie Lentil ‘Taco Meat’ from Ordinary Vegetarian.
2. Banana Bread Muffins from Just A One Girl Revolution.
3. Garnet Yam and Avocado Panini with Garlic Mayonnaise from One Sweet Vegan.
4. Quinoa Party Salad from A Fit and Spicy Life.
5. Peanut Butter and Jelly Cookie Pie from Pursuit of Healthfulness.
6. Classic Raw Coconut Macaroons from I’m Not Superhuman.
7. Double Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies from Une Vie Saine.
8. Triple Threat Ginger Cookies from Spiced Plate.
9. Gluten-Free and Vegan Quinoa and Buckwheat Granola from Hungry Hungry Hippie.
10. Snap Pea + Israeli Couscous from Live Well Fit Now.
11. Chocolate Tofu Brownie from Moves ‘n Munchies
12. Kabocha Pecan Bread from Thyme Bombe.
13. Winter Minestrone from Land Animal.
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14. Roasted Vegetable with Walnuts and Quinoa from Fitting It All in.
15. Vegan + Gluten-Free Lasagna from Clean, Green, Simple.
16. Veggie Burgers, Butternut Squash Fries, and low fat Onion Rings from Clean, Green, Simple.
17. Kamut Power Blend from Eat, Spin, Run, Repeat.
18. Vegan Banana-Sweetened Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies from Carrie On Vegan.
19. Sweet Potato Quinoa Cakes from Eating Bird Food.
20. Vegan Gumbo from Leading the Good Life.
Dear Santa, Please send me a personal chef fairy. Love, Ange xo
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Recipe Link Love is a new series highlighting other blogger’s vegan recipes right here on OSG! For more info, see this post.
Missed these previous Recipe Link Love posts?
am now hungry!
bookmarked all of these! =D
A personal chef fairy would be divine right now :)
I agree – personal chef fairy, please! These look way too good, especially all of the burgers, lasagna, taco “meat”… I dieeeee:)
Thanks for including my macaroon recipe! The rest of the recipes look great, too.
These look amazing! I’m especially excited about the lentil taco meat; that recipe looks delicious!
Hey, thanks! I’m obsessed with it. I hope you like it too!
Those double dark chocolate peanut butter cookies are all of my favorite foods combined into one. Love these recipe posts!
This is so great, thank you!!! You really are such an inspiring vegan, blogger, baker, and positive person. :)
p.s. Thanks for including my gumbo!
Thanks so much for the link love mention Ange!! These recipes sound great… I think I need to check out Carrie’s Chocolate Tofu Brownie now!! :)
holy, chocolate truffle brownies. thanks again for passing on the links! :)
Ahhh! Too many recipes and not enough time!
Wow- all the recipes look and sound amazing!
Thanks for featuring my Sweet Potato Quinoa Cakes Ange!
So many great recipes to try!
I just have to say THANK YOU for these posts!
I’ve just started “animal product free March” and deciding what to eat, menu planning is something I really struggle with at the best of times, but you are making it so easy!
Some of your recipes are already a staple (your tomato, walnut, basil pasta is a BIG hit, I had to fight meat loving hubby for the leftovers!) and I’m sure I wouldn’t have had the guts to try anything like this if you didn’t make your recipes look so great, and easy to make :)
Angela. You have to stop. I can’t make all of these fast enough! :)
That burger, fries, and onion rings… *drool*
I pretty much have chocolate tofu brownie on the brain right now — and I don’t have that much of a sweet tooth!
Thank you so much for this Angela. I’m sure this is a lot of hard work to put together. It really helps me though because I didn’t even know all these vegetarian and vegan blogs existed. The visual really helps when I’m trying to come up with a new recipe. You have such a lovely, community spirit.
One word…
Hungry
Angela I love these recipe link love posts! I was just going to have some fruit/yoghurt for dinner (too tired!) but these have given some much needed inspiration!
Hey
I wanna participate by entering a fab fruitcake into the competition but i need help.
What do i replace the eggs with?
the rest of the damned thing is vegan except for 3 eggs and i know i need to replace them but i have no idea how…
Anybody? HEEELP MEEE! please-pretty-please?
I promise, this cake is totally worth it.
I am loving the rest of the recipes BTW. they look awsome!
can’t wait to try a few.
Hugs
Marit
Replacing 3 eggs in a recipe can be very tricky- usually 1 works well, but 3 can produce iffy results. I’m really not sure what advice to give you as it is usually just trial and error that makes it work. You could try the standard flax eggs (1 tbsp ground flax + 3 tbsp water = 1 egg) or you could try a combo with 1-2 flax eggs and maybe 1/4 pureed banana or something of that sort.
Thanx and
I DID IT!!!
i replaced it with bananas and it tastes even better than the original!
YAY!
e-mail follows!
awesome news!!!
AHH this are all AWESOME!!!!! thanks for putting mine up there :)