fuck yeah vegan pizza

reblogged from veganinsuburbia:

Whilst us Australians wait patiently for Daiya to hit our shores, we spend our time tentatively taste testing the paltry selection of cheese alternatives available. So far I’ve found Notzarella to be quite good and also several flavours of Cheezly (though I always forget which one when I go to buy it).

Recently I bought some Sheese from The Green Edge and was really impressed. I don’t actually eat stuff like this myself but use it occasionally in dishes for my family. That being said, I do have a nibble here and there and deemed this a ‘cheese’ worthy of future purchase. It has a strong bitey cheddar taste.

The flavour we tried was Strong Cheddar. I believe that this cheese comes from Scotland, so therefore there is no reason for Daiya to be holding out on us.

Photos are from Sheese’s website.

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Srsly, Daiya for everyone!

reblogged from ennuimagee:

Black Bean Pizza

I was craving black beans, but I was also craving pizza. Finding myself without the tomatoes for normal pizza, I decided to try and make a black bean pizza. I had never had it and had no idea what it would taste like. Let’s just say this is the best pizza ever. Ok? Ok.

I’ve found naan bread to be an excellent base for pizzas. You can make them really fluffy bases or really crispy, and the size of a naan is a perfect size for a personal pie. Ugh. So good. 

It’d be great to spice this up a bit next time with some jalapeños. I also think diced tomato on the top would be marvellous. It was amazing at is, but adding things is always quite fun. Plus this is so stupid easy there are limitless combinations to be made!

INGREDIENTS

1 can of black beans, drained

1 small onion
1 large clove of garlic
Olive oil
Garlic powder
Cilantro
Salt & pepper to taste
Vegan cheese of your choice (I used Cheezly Mozz)
Naan bread


DIRECTIONS

Pre-heat oven to 190C/400F.


Dribble some olive oil in a pan and sauté your onions and garlic for a few minutes. After the onions are slightly soft, add the black beans. Add a healthy dash of garlic powder and cilantro plus salt and pepper. Cook together for around 3 minutes.

While that cooks, grate some vegan cheese/if already grated, put aside. 

Put naan bread on a cookie sheet and top with the black bean, onion, and garlic mixture, spreading it around. Should be quite thick. Top it all with grated cheese and with some more cilantro, salt, and pepper. Cook for around five minutes before switching to the broiler to melt the cheese for another five.

(Source: curlyfoureyes)

reblogged from ivegetable:

soooo impressed with THE REDWOOD CO. vegan pizza’s! was super excited to see them in my local holland and barratt i went straight home to have one! I added toppings to a simple ‘cheeze and tomato’ and oh my it was delicious! so impressed they taste amazing :D
 (ps my photo makes mine look really burnt but it was not lol!)

More frozen vegan pizzas!!!

reblogged from ivegetable:

soooo impressed with THE REDWOOD CO. vegan pizza’s!
 was super excited to see them in my local holland and barratt i went straight home to have one! I added toppings to a simple ‘cheeze and tomato’ and oh my it was delicious! so impressed they taste amazing :D

 (ps my photo makes mine look really burnt but it was not lol!)

More frozen vegan pizzas!!!

(Source: h-vegetable)

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