I took a common Vietnamese lunch and put it in a bento box! Broken rice with veganized egg meatloaf (or egg cake), spring rolls, pickled carrots and daikon, and classic Vietnamese dipping sauce – all made vegan! All the recipes are already on my blog, but I’ll link them all here for you to make […]
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Vietnamese Vegan Green Mango Salad (Gỏi Xoài)
Tangy, spicy, refreshing, salty, and umami, this Vietnamese vegan green mango salad is a GREAT time! Vietnamese vegan green mango salad (gỏi xoài) is made with unripened green mango and is a refreshing sweet and savoury salad that is delicious in the summers! I usually see green mango salad at Thai places but the crunchy […]
Vietnamese Style Fried Rice
Vietnamese-style fried rice is a lot paler than a lot of the saucier fried rices you can find. Using the simplicity of vegetables, mushroom broth powder and a touch of soy sauce, this Vietnamese fried rice is savoury and a perfect side dish to any meal. I realized I hadn’t shared a simple Viet-style fried […]
Vegan Satay with Soy Curls
I made this vegan satay with soy curls for monbento boxes as a portable lunch and they were beautiful and delicious! This recipe video is sponsored by monbento! I really miss restaurants y’all. I miss going to restaurants and ordering dishes that are a lot of effort for me to make at home. I miss […]
Vietnamese Vermicelli Bundles with Marinated Soy Curls – Vegan Bánh Hỏi Thịt Nướng Chay
Bánh Hỏi Thịt Nướng Chay is a veganized dish of my childhood; vegan bánh hỏi is made with rice vermicelli bundles (held together with starch), topped with a green onion oil, and served with a dipping sauce and a savoury grilled marinated meat, which I’ve replaced with marinated soy curls! We are well underway to […]
Bánh Bột Lọc Tran Chay – Vegan Vietnamese Clear Dumplings
Bánh Bột Lọc Tran Chay is the veganized version of the traditionally chewy tapioca dumplings that originate from Central Vietnam, where my dad’s side is from. I remember one of the first times I went to Vietnam, I was hit with a wave of culture shock when I visited my dad’s side of the family […]
