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 Have you been expanding your repertoire of vegan dishes lately? Well, aside from the ever-dependable avocado and quinoa, what are some other plant-based recipes that you’ve been dabbling in during this time of quarantine? If you feel the culinary equivalent of writer’s block, or you just want to try something new, why not do research on vegan dishes found around the world? You’d be surprised by how many different vegan options there in different cultures, or just how rich some places are in terms of tasty ingredients. 

Take rice, for example. Large swathes of Asia use rice for a multitude of dishes, both sweet and sour. Interested in trying a few rice-based vegan dishes? Well, here’s three for you to savor!

Thai Vegetable Fried Rice With Cashews (From Vanilla and Bean)

Oh, we do love a fried rice meal. Not only does it have that savory taste and texture that you can hardly find in any other recipe, but it’s also a great pair with many other kinds of vegan dishes. There’s a reason why rice is a prime component of many Asian dishes. This Thai vegetable fried rice recipe is enriched with the inclusion of cashews. Feeling hungry? Well, here’s the recipe!

https://vanillaandbean.com/thai-vegetable-fried-rice-cashews/ 

Khaman Dhokla Recipe (From Vegan Richa)

Ever wanted a savory snack cake made from chickpea flour? Is our question too specific to be able to cater to the average reader of this article? If you answered yes to both, then congrats! The khaman dhokla is just the dish you’re looking for! An plant-based dish of Indian origin, khaman dhokla is a great snack to savor for when you want something new and delightful on a particularly monotone day. Get the recipe here: 

https://www.veganricha.com/chickpea-flour-snack-cakes-khaman-dhokla-recipe/ 

Almond Breeze Vegan Rice Pudding (From Baked Bree)

It’s nice to indulge yourself every once in a while. While the vegan resorts and vegan culinary cruises will have to wait a bit longer, you can always prepare something gratifying and luxurious at home. Try this sweet vegan rice pudding. It’s got the filling texture of rice and the sheer goodness of almond. Get it here:

https://bakedbree.com/almond-breeze-vegan-rice-pudding 





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