Ingredients 100 g rice 4 dl almond milk 100 g coconut milk, whipped 1/2 tsp pure vanilla powder, from Rapunzel pinch of salt 30 g chopped almonds Method Dry roast the almonds Whip the solid part of coconut cream, measure 100 g, and mix in the vanilla powder. Heat the almond milk to boiling […]
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Ingredients 1 cup cashew butter 1/3 cup almond milk 1 cup chopped nuts, I used pecan, walnuts and almonds from Rapunzel 1/2 cup gluten-free oats 2 tsp yacon syrup 10 drops caramel stevia, from Good Good 1 tsp pure vanilla powder, from Rapunzel 1/2 tsp salt Medhod Chop the nuts in a food processor and […]
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Ingredients 1 egg or 1 tbsp ground chia seeds (not both) 2 cups almond flour (finely ground is slightly better) 1/2 cup tapioca 1/2 cup rice flour (finely ground is slightly better) 2 tbsp coconut oil 25 g vegan butter (block from Naturli) 12 drops chocolate- or caramel stevia, from Good Good 1 tsp cinnamon, […]
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Nut roast Ingredients 140 g pumpkin 160 g celery root 120 g carrots 120 g red lentils 3 dl mushroom broth 1 onion 50 g cashews 50 g pecan 50 g walnuts 1 tbsp tapioca 2 garlic cloves 1-2 tsp chopped ginger 1/2 chilli 1 tbsp Indian curry powder 1 tbsp cilantro (optional) salt and […]
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When publishing a cookie recipe the other day I promised to give you a recipe of a lemon curd you can use as a filling instead of the jam. It was my daughter in law’s idea and those are now my favourite cookies. I added a bit of chopped nuts on top, and it made […]
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On a cold winter morning sipping on a cup of hot chocolate is cosy and fulfilling. No need to deny yourself of that despite having taken dairy and sugar out of your diet. I find using a caramel stevia to make the drink tastier make a lot of difference. I use it often when baking […]
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Christmas gifts ideas are all over the media in December. Gadgets that costs a fortune, or products from designer brands that cost a month’s salary for normal people. Ideas that make me roll my eyes like a teenager. However, I know it only too well to be out of ideas when it comes to Christmas […]
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Sprouts make lots of things better. Sometimes I add them to a boost, also soups and salads, or use them to decorate warm dishes. My favourite is probably to make open sandwiches elegant by arranging crunchy sprouts on top of them. But it can also be nice to simply have them as a side. This […]
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These cookies are made from the same dough, but how the flavouring is included is a tad different. The vegan version has a bit more course texture, so getting the dough to obey you is a challenge. Vegan, gluten-free and sugarless cookies aren’t as pretty as the traditional sugar bombs, but they’re just as tasty. […]
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It was incredibly exciting to see my Christmas spice cake on sale in the Supermarket yesterday. It’s sold in a corner for small producers and start-up companies in the food industry. Cooking Harmony produces my cake for Matarbúrið, The Small Scale Food Producers Association of Iceland. I loved to see how creative and innovative the […]
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