
Puddings


Silky Mango Pudding
Silky Mango Pudding
Silky Mango Pudding

Vegan Christmas Pudding
Vegan Christmas Pudding
Vegan Christmas Pudding

Cranberry & Orange Loaf
Cranberry & Orange Loaf
Cranberry & Orange Loaf
Raw Carrot Cake
Raw Carrot Cake
Raw Carrot Cake
Wickedly Grape Sorbet
Wickedly Grape Sorbet
Wickedly Grape Sorbet
Vegan Traditional Christmas Cake
Vegan Christmas Cake
Vegan Traditional Christmas Cake
Follow this step by step guide to a beautifully moist vegan christmas cake.
400g mixed dried fruit
75g candied peel
60g dried cranberries
40g dried blueberries
85g glacé cherries
100ml rum/brandy+feeding
175g dairy free margarine
125g coconut sugar
50g light brown sugar
30g black treacle
Zest of large orange
Zest of a lime+the juice
350g plain flour
40g ground almonds
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
1 tsp mixed spice
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp nutmeg
120ml soya milk
60g flaked almonds
The cake
1. Add all dried fruit in a deep sided bowl, tip over alcohol and stir.
2. Leave overnight in a covered bowl.
3. Preheat oven to 140c and line a deep 20cm cake tin.
4. Whisk all ingredients together in high speed mixer until creamy, except flaked almonds and soaked fruit.
5. Change attachment for a dough hook.
6. Add soaked fruit and flaked almonds.
7. Combine well but don’t over mix.
8. Transfer mixture to your lined tin.
9. Bake for 2 hours or until inserted knife comes out clean.
10. Cool in tin.
11. When fully cool, store in airtight container.
Feeding your cake
Feeding your cake will ensure it is as moist as possible for the big day.
The amount of times you feed your a cake will depend on how strong you want the flavour to be, it is possible to overfeed your cake.
It’s a good idea to feed once the after it’s initially baked, then no more than four times while the cake is maturing.
1. Pierce holes in your just-cooked cake with a skewer and spoon over 2 tbsp of alcohol until it has all soaked in.
2. Feed your cake with 1-2 tbsp alcohol every fortnight until you ice it, re-wrapping it each time and storing in an airtight container.
3. Don’t feed the cake for the final week to give the surface a chance to dry before marzipan and icing.
4. Marzipan and ice the cake a week before the big day.
Notes:
Store in air tight container and finished cake will freeze well.
Granny’s Favourite Lemon Cake
Granny’s Favourite Lemon Cake
Granny’s Favourite Lemon Cake
Zingy light sponge with all the culinary naughtiness of childhood birthdays.
275g self raising flour
1 tsp baking powder
100g caster sugar
50g stevia
Juice and zest of one lemon
100ml olive oil
170ml cold water
1/2 tsp lemon extract
Frosting:
Vitalite or other vegan butter
Icing sugar
1 tsp. Lemon extract
Candied Lemon
1. Simple all in one method in a high speed mixer.
2. Divide mixture between two lined sandwich tins
3. Bake at 180c for around 20 minutes or until an inserted knife comes out cleanly.
Notes:
If frosting is too thick, use a little lemon juice to thin to desired thickness.
Lemon Drizzle Bars No Bake
Lemon Drizzle Bars No Bake
No Bake Lemon Drizzle Bars
Squidgy bars that taste just like your favourite lemon Drizzle cake, but without the guilt.
325g pitted dates
100g raisins
75g ground almonds
25g shredded coconut
25g cashews
1 tsp lemon extract
Zest of a lemon
1. Blend in a food processor.
2. Refrigerate in a lined container.
3. Cut into bars.
Notes:
High protein great for pack-lunch box/tea break.
Avocado Lime Cream Pie
Avocado Lime Cream Pie
Avocado Lime Cream Pie
Easy recipe
No Cook raw dessert
Avocados are packed full of vitamins, minerals, fiber, and healthy fats.
Base:
140g oats
120g ground almonds
3 tbsp maple syrup
4 tbsp melted coconut oil …blend
1st layer:
2 ripe avocado
4 tbsp maple syrup
4 tbsp melted coconut oil
3 tbsp lime juice …blend refrigerate for 1-2 hours before adding layer 2.
2nd layer:
250ml oatly whippable cream
4 tbsp melted coconut oil
2 tbsp lime juice
2 tbsp powdered sugar …whisk and sprinkles.
Zest of lime for sprinkles
Notes:
Always melt coconut oil and add while blending or whisking.