Vegan Culinary Cruises

The most bored people in the world right now are the kids. So, why not use this time to teach them the art of cooking? Specifically, vegan cooking! In a world where veganism is still slowly growing, there are places in the world without any vegan or vegetarian restaurants. Knowing various easy vegan recipes and cooking skills will be useful in these situations. Now, going back, here are some vegan recipes that you can teach your kids this quarantine season. Vegan Carrot Cake Pancakes The name alone sounds so yummy. Cake pancakes? Thank you, (vegan) God! Just follow this easy-to-do recipe by Vegan Richa with your kids and enjoy its carroty goodness. Some nutritional facts about vegan carrot cake pancakes; it is a great source of Vitamin A and best prepared with yoghurt. Air Fryer Sweet Potato Fries Sweet potatoes can actually compete with potato fries. Why? They have this perfectly sweet and salty taste. This snack is rich in beta-carotene, vitamin B5, vitamin B6, and

Florals for spring, groundbreaking. This iconic Miranda Priestly catchphrase may sound like shade in the fashion world, but utilizing edible flowers for your vegan spring cuisine is actually a unique and Insta-worthy way to celebrate the fresh and breezy season. With your vegan travel plans postponed due to the pandemic crisis that we are facing right now, this is the perfect time to learn about the floral wonders of the gastronomic world: Calendula These bright daisy-like blooms are well known as natural color-enhancers for rice and other dishes. But these golden delights can actually be the star for your next dish! Photo Credit: rawfoodrecipes.com/recipes/raw-calendula-beauty-bars/ For your next meal, why not try preparing the Raw Calendula Beauty Bars from Raw Food Recipes? With calendula’s healing and anti-inflammatory properties, your meal is not only yummy but also medicinal. Fennel Although it is more famous for its bulb, stalk, and fronds, its umbrella-shap

If you’ve spent the last week or so stuck at home, dreaming of vegan river cruises , you’re definitely not alone. With general health and safety as our biggest priority at the moment, it’s definitely important to find ways in which we can keep ourselves company not just today but for days to come. What better way to kill time then by trying out new and exciting vegan recipes? Lucky for you, we’ve scoured around the internet for the most interesting ones. Read on to check them out! Spicy Thai Peanut Sauce over Roasted Sweet Potatoes and Rice Been daydreaming of a trip to Southeast Asia? Don’t worry, your tummy and your tastebuds can at least enjoy an adventure. This easy and fantastically spicy recipe from Cookie and Kate serves up an exciting dish consisting of Thai peanut sauce, roasted sweet potatoes, and bell peppers all on top rice. Photo Credit & Recipe:  cookieandkate.com/spicy-thai-peanut-sauce-over-roasted-sweet-potatoes-and-rice Rice Noodles al Pomodo