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I'm normally not very passionate about vegan cheese. There, I said it. Most of them tend to be flavorless space-age putties that often might do better filling cracks in drywall then being featured on top of my pizza or pasta. I normally don't get embarassed by my vegan food choices but when an omnivorous friend stops by and I'm noshing on vegan cheese, I've sometimes gotten that embarrased been-caught-making-out-with-a-mannaquin feeling. I hate it when that happens.

Recently my friend Dawne discovered a new vegan cheese that she couldn't stop raving about. I trust Dawne's opinions on food so going with her enthusiasm and embracing my desire to be an open minded eater I was naturally intrigued. She quickly procured a little cheese and wine party get together with a few other open minded, passionate eaters so we could see what this newly discovered vegan cheese was about. What I found drastically changed the way I feel about vegan cheese.
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Apricot Rye Muffins or Bread
Vegan Bread and Muffin Recipes
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Apricot Rye MuffinsThe sweetness of apricots and the earthiness of 100% rye flour complement each other, especially when accompanied by molasses, cardamom and espresso powder. Rye flour contains a low amount of gluten compared to wheat based flour so in order to enhance binding, the batter is mixed for 1 minute to allow the starches in the flour to become activated. The pectin in the apricot preserves also acts wonderfully as a binder in these muffins.
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The Vegan Boulangerie Released
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The Vegan BoulangerieDid someone say French pastry? Details are a little sparse on this recent text, The Vegan Boulangerie: The best of traditional French baking . . . egg and dairy-free by Marianne and Jean-Michel (they go by their first names). What we do know is that the authors are a vegan French couple currently living in Scotland. They must have longed for dairy-free variants of the flavors of home because the book is chock full of stuff like croissants and macarons. The book is divided into six sections: bread, biscuits, basic doughs and pastry, after school snacks, savory recipes and desserts. This may be a great way to acquaint yourself with the world of French pastry without trying to remember what a real croissant tasted like the last time you had one in 1992.
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Chocolate Almond Coconut Bites
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Chocolate Almond Coconut BitesChocolate Almond Coconut Bites uses all products in its natural form therefore, if you think it has a high fat content, it is all natural and in moderation a healthy saturated fat. The original recipe for Almond Joy consists of sweetened condensed milk and sugar but I replaced it with coconut concentrate and agave nectar. It makes for a great snack or even a dessert for those that have a sweet tooth. Enjoy the recipe for all its purest forms.

The following blog link was submitted by An Opera Singer in the Kitchen.
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Fabulous Phyllo and Fail-Proof Tips for Baking Success
Vegan Baking Articles and Guides
Fabulous Phyllo and Fail-Proof Tips for Baking SuccessHave you ever not used a recipe because you were unsure of how to work with a particular ingredient called for in that recipe? I know I have. In my case, my Everest was phyllo dough. No matter how good I had become at baking, for many years phyllo dough was the one ingredient I was afraid to tackle. In retrospect, I realize just how silly my fear was. Afterall, it's only dough. Sure, it has the reputation for being tricky to work with, but as I became a more confident baker, I realized that you can overcome this obstacle by following just a few simple rules.
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