Not a fan of tofu? We honestly weren't huge fans either. Actually, before Chris and I went vegan, and even shortly after, we were convinced that we did not like tofu. In reality, the problem was that we simply didn’t know how to cook it. Once we learned how to properly prepare tofu, this all changed and now we LOVE tofu, and we hope this tutorial will do the same for you too.
Not only are we going to share with you our absolute FAVORITE way to prepare tofu, but also a few tips on how to perfectly prepare tofu so that you can nail it every time you use it in the kitchen. The marinade for this recipe was inspired by our
oil-free Carrot Lox recipe on the blog. We fell in love with the smoky flavor and knew we had to experiment in using the marinade on other ingredients, and we hit the JACKPOT with this smoky tofu recipe!
Just when you thought breakfast couldn't get any better, we present to you our Vegan Breakfast Nachos! These babies are oil-free, loaded with some amazing plant ingredients and guess what! You can eat as much as you'd like as these are good for ya, and won't have you feeling like poop after :P
We are back at it again with another savory breakfast idea for you to try out. If you haven't already check it out, last month we shared a Loaded Vegan Chickpea Omelette recipe that you will DEFINITELY want to try out if you love these nachos.
This recipe is part of a vegan brinner collaboration. What is brinner? Well that is a great question, I had to think twice about that myself haha. Brinner = breakfast for dinner and it is something that I have enjoyed my whole life but didn't have a name for. It just makes breakfast foods and dinner that much more enjoyable.
The beautiful result of a combination of leftovers in the fridge. I don't know about you, but when we are able to put together not only a beautifully presented but also delicious and hearty meal solely from the leftovers we have in our refrigerator, I feel very accomplished ????
There's something about a good hearty buddha bowl that just brings a smile to my face--especially one filled with some of our favorite savory ingredients-- and I hope that this recipe will help do the same for you :) 
I always love myself a gooood gingery stir fry, and this one hits the spot. I put together this recipe 2 days ago, and I have already made it twice since then. Not only is it a simple recipe, but it keeps well for a few days and when served with rice, is a substantial and nutrient dense meal.
Always be sure to use organic & non-GMO tofu, and for this recipe, opt for extra firm to avoid crumbling.
This recipe is a part of my Healthy Oil-Free Vegan Christmas Menu from my 2015 dinner with my boyfriend