27 Mar Vegan Carrot Cake Cookie Sandwiches + Coconut Cream Cheese Filling {oil-free}
Sharing our love for carrot cake with you, in the form of a carrot cake cookie filled with a decadent coconut cream cheese filling...HELLO BEAUTIFUL ????
Sharing our love for carrot cake with you, in the form of a carrot cake cookie filled with a decadent coconut cream cheese filling...HELLO BEAUTIFUL ????
The absolute perfect way to enjoy your Sunday brunch? Bagels and lox, of course. This carrot lox will actually blow your mind, and you will not miss out on anything, I promise. Chris and I have served this to many MANY nonvegans, and vegans as well, and it was a hit all around. 
When I was working the Los Angeles Green Festival last month with The Coco Jack, we were directly across from the Explore Asian booth. During our shifts, they were kind enough to bring over samples of their noodles. I was only able to try the mung bean noodles, but man oh man were they good. At the end of the festival on Sunday, I headed over their booth to buy a few bags of their mung bean noodles, but they were out! I was going to just head out empty handed, but they insisted I purchase their black bean spaghetti. They said that if I loved the mung bean noodles, I would love these! I trusted them, and I am so glad I did.
A healthy and delicious raw vegan carrot cake that is low in fat, gluten-free, and filled with nothing but the good stuff. Yes, you can have your cake AND eat it too AND feel amazing afterwords. You don't have to worry about any more of that "detoxing" nonsense after a long birthday weekend.
For my birthday this year, I made two low fat raw vegan desserts for my family and I to enjoy. The first was my Apple Rose Caramel Tart (above) and the second was these Carrot Cake Bites. You can read more about my birthday on my last post, including all of delicious meals I had, the cute vegan presents I received, and the amazing all fruit cake my aunt made me.
Fall is here, and you know what that mean? SQUASH! It's time to celebrate the beauty of these vegetables (technically a fruit!) in anything and everything I can! I grow butternut squash, gooseneck gourds, spaghetti squash and acorn squash in my garden, and it's time to...
