Ingredients for 4 servings For the spinach-spaetzle 1 Spaetzle Sieve 200 g wholemeal spelt flour – fine-seven 150 g spinach leaves – wash Liquid ingredients and spices 200 ml of water 4 TBSP Egg replacement – do it yourself 4 TABLESPOONS of organic Margarine, vegan ½ TBSP peanut oil 1 Msp. Nutmeg powder ½ Heaped
Ingredients for 4 crepes For the crepes 100 g of wholemeal spelt flour 30 g of chestnut flour 200 ml of soy drink 100 ml of water Peanut oil – for Frying ½ TSP crystal salt For the filling 400 g potatoes, mealy – peel, wash, and a 1.5-cm cubes 100 g arugula 25 g
Ingredients for 2 servings For the black salsify Ragout 450 g salsify – with gloves on, peel and directly into cold water with the juice of half a lemon ½ Lemon – ¼ TSP of abrasion and squeeze 200 ml of almond drink 100 ml vegetable broth 1 TBSP Tamari (or soy sauce) 1 TSP
Ingredients for 2 servings For the black salsify salad 450 g salsify – with gloves on the peel and immediately place in cold water mixed with the juice of half a lemon, give 2 cutie tangerines (about 200 g) – peel 150 g of lettuce – wash thoroughly and drain 3 walnuts – coarsely chop
Ingredients for approximately 1 litre For the oat drink 50 g of whole grain rolled oats, gluten-free 2 – 3 dates, pitted 1 Ltr. Water ½ TBSP organic vegetable oil (neutral in taste) 1 Pinch Of Crystal Salt In addition, 1 nut milk bag (or passier cloth) Preparation Preparation time approx 5 minutes cooking/baking time
Ingredients for 4 servings For the pumpkin-Cabbage-Curry 800 g Hokkaido pumpkin with the peel in 1-inch cubes 400 g of Savoy cabbage – wash, remove the stem and into 2-cm strips 30 g cashew nuts – coarsely chop 1 mild red chilli – remove seeds and finely chop Liquid ingredients and spices 450 ml vegetable
Ingredients for 2 servings For the Curry 120 g of whole grain basmati rice – rinse thoroughly 200 g of Baby pineapple (net weight) – roll the dice 150 g of Papaya (net weight) – remove seeds and in 1-cm pieces 100 g Tempeh – 4 cm long and 0.5 cm thin slices 2 TBSP
Ingredients for 2 servings For the vegetable stir-fry 200 g Tempeh – in a 5-mm-slice 180 g broccoli in small florets cut 120 g of whole grain basmati rice – rinse thoroughly 80 g red pepper – remove seeds and cut into strips Liquid ingredients and spices 400 ml of water 4 TBSP peanut oil
Ingredients for 2 servings For the Curry 450 g of cassava root peel and cut into 1,5 cm cubes 300 g broccoli in small florets cut 150 g yellow bell pepper – cut into strips 30 g flaked Almonds – fat free roasting 1 Mango into 1 cm cubes 1 mild red chilli – remove
Ingredients for approx. 150 g Pesto For the chilli Pesto 300 g of tomato puree 3 TABLESPOONS peanut oil 1 ½ TABLESPOONS Xylitol or cane sugar 1 TBSP Apple cider vinegar 1 TBSP chopped ginger 2 Kaffir lime leaves – remove the stalks 1 stalk of lemon grass – cut into thin rings 1 TSP
Ingredients for 4 servings (16 pieces) For the Gyoza 240 g wholemeal spelt flour for the work surface 100 ml of boiling-hot water 60 ml cold water ½ TSP crystal salt For the filling 80 g of Shiitake cut into thin strips 100 g Savoy cabbage (Wirz) – remove the stem and into 3-cm strips
Ingredients for 4 servings (makes 2 Sushi rolls à approx. 15 cm) For the vegan Sushi 120 g Sushi rice – wash 2 nori sheets 100 g of smoked tofu – the length of the longer portion 6 thin slices cut 1 large leaf of red cabbage – wash, cut into thin strips something cucumber
Ingredients for 1 ½ gallons of soup For the Asian vegetable soup 700 g of vegetables (whatever is in the fridge, such as celery, leeks, carrots, Zucchini, etc.) – crushing of coarse Liquid ingredients and spices 700 ml vegetable broth 400 ml coconut milk 2 TBSP coconut oil 2 TBSP Tamari (or soy sauce) 1
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