Today Chris and I are sharing with you a guest post + recipe for this amazing buddha bowl from Ashley, who is part of the talented vegan couple behind the blog
Eat Figs Not Pigs. We hope you enjoy this recipe and getting to know her :)
An easy 30-minute Buddha Bowl recipe that is not only bursting with flavor, but nutrition too! It is loaded with a plethora of vegetables, and topped with a creamy peanut sauce with the perfect amount of spice. If you are looking for an easy, healthy and satisfying entree, this recipe is for you!
Meet Ashley, the girl behind the blog + learn why she went vegan!
My name is Ashley, the girl behind the blog, Eat Figs Not Pigs. Two years ago, my wife and I switched to a vegan diet overnight after watching the documentary, Cowspiracy and learning about the devastating affects that animal agriculture has on our earth. Before watching Cowspiracy, we were like most people…we thought taking shorter showers, carpooling, and even participating in “Meatless Mondays” was making an impact for our environment and for the animals. We were shocked to learn the harsh realities, and mad that all of this information was hidden from us. From that day on, we continued to educate ourselves on the truth behind animal agriculture and factory farming.
My mom has recently become obsessed, and I mean OBSESSED with making her own nut milk. It's a honestly the cutest thing ever and I am so grateful she is doing so because it is SO GOOD. The only problem is that with this almond milk craze comes almond pulp...what the heck do we do with it all?
Wait, what is almond pulp? It is what results from making almond milk, the by-product from making nut milk that is leftover in the nut milk bag after straining.
Meatball subs were a childhood favorite of mine. I had them often, and they were always reminiscent of times with family and friends. Growing up in an Italian household, they were pretty much a staple. Thankfully, we've created a vegan alternative, and in my opinion these vegan meatball subs are way better as they are free from cholesterol, saturated fat, and any of the harm associated with its counterpart.
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A unique yet simple veggie sandwich that's rich in flavor and jam packed with an array of nutrients! We're big fans of peanut sauce in our house, and we decided to share with you a new way we have been serving it up.
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