Quick & Easy Pizza Dough
This is a 3 hour, extremely stretchy dough that utilizes a double rise for the perfect quick pizza. It’s simple to make with a crispy exterior and light, airy interior. The best pizzas in my home are made with this dough.
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This is a 3 hour, extremely stretchy dough that utilizes a double rise for the perfect quick pizza. It’s simple to make with a crispy exterior and light, airy interior. The best pizzas in my home are made with this dough.
This curry is made rich with blended cashews, spiced tomatoes, and marinated jackfruit to make a delicious butter “chicken”. The creaminess is developed through the rich spiced sauce with only a bit of cashews and vegan butter to bring it to life.
This recipe is the best garlic naan. It’s chewy, yet soft and fluffy, and is the perfect side for any Indian dish. Ready in under 2 hours.
These vegan enchiladas verdes are to die for! It brings me right back to this small restaurant in Mexico that always made the best enchiladas. The secret is always in the sauce (salsa). Salsa verde is tangier and typically spicier than salsa roja.
There’s nothing quite like a fresh corn tortilla. They’re healthy, warm, pliable, and taste amazing. Skip the supermarket bag of tortillas and fall in love with a traditional corn tortilla.
Never use store bought again! Here is an easy substitute for your favourite canned or squeeze bottle sauce. I love how easy this is to get started while my dough is rising, then almost cool just in time to dress the pizza! Can be made in just 15 minutes if short on time.
This quick and versatile sauce is perfect to use as a thick cream substitute, alfredo sauce base, or anything else you can think of! Incredibly versatile and delicious.
I know! Freezing your tomatoes?
Years ago I was led to believe that refrigerating your tomatoes destroyed the flavour – which is not entirely untrue, but I did not understand the entirety of it. Here’s what I learned.
Delicious, quick, and easy weeknight dinner full of veggies! Completely vegan and no compromise on the Thai curry flavour that you find in your favourite Thai restaurant.
This traditional version of Bolognese is from the Northern regions of Italy. Of course every family will have their own variation, but this is my favourite one adapted from Anna Boiardi’s recipe. It makes enough for dinner one night and leftovers to freeze for a quick weeknight dinner.