Linseed milk, also known as flax milk, is a well-loved milk around the world, since linseed is packed with many health benefits, and it’s a very interesting addition to a nutritious diet. 1- Health benefits of linseed Linseed are a great source of omega-3, fiber, plant-protein and some minerals such as magnesium and potassium. They’re also high in antioxidants like cumaric acid, feluric acid and … [Read more...]
Almond and coconut pulp homemade energy balls
I wanted to show you one of my favorite recipes to use up leftover pulps from making homemade plant milks. This one, in particular, is made from some coconut and almond pulps that I had laying around in the freezer. However, this simple recipe is open to many variations, since you can use any other different ingredients you have on hand. Once you know how to prepare them (which is super easy!), … [Read more...]
The best vegan milk to use in coffee
Discovering what’s the best milk to put in your coffee is probably the hardest experiment that I’ve ever carried out. The main reason being: not all milks suit all tastes out there. Obviously, there are a lot of things to factor: do we prefer darker coffee or a lighter, milkier version? How strong of a coffee taste do we want? Would a foamy, creamy finish be best, like the cow milk version? See? … [Read more...]
Homemade coconut milk Satay sauce
Satay sauce is a traditional Asian recipe made with coconut milk and peanut butter. It’s great paired with both fish and meat skewers, but we prefer to use a seasonal vegetable recipe, including delicious mushrooms. Another vegan recipe made with coconut milk, super tasty and easy to make! I’ve based my recipe on this great one which our friends over at Conasi published a few months ago, … [Read more...]
Melon horchata milkshake
One of the most delicious plant milks to make when summer comes around would be tigernut horchata, especially in the Mediterranean area. Both tigernut and almond milk have been well-loved drinks for centuries in all Valencian Community, Catalonia, Balearic Islands and the south of Italy. Horchata doesn’t hold up to high temperatures well, and therefore will ferment very fast. This is the reason … [Read more...]
