Category: Gluten-Free
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Authentic Mango Sticky Rice with No Added Sugar
A dessert that needs no introduction! Made using the most authentic method but without any added sugar. Mango sticky rice is an iconic Thai dessert, consiWhen it comes to international recognition and popularity among Asian desserts, few can compete with mango sticky rice, if any. And for good reasons. It is such a beauty-in-simplicity kind…
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Candied Whole Persimmons
A great way to preserve your persimmons so you can enjoy them longer! They’re jammy, sweet, and beautifully shiny and glistening. Persimmons are one of my absolute favorite fruits but they’re only available for a short season in the fall. Luckily, there are a few ways we can preserve them! The traditional Chinese method is…
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Leftover Rice Senbei Japanese Rice Crackers
Turn your leftover rice into these irresistible senbei crackers! They’re crunchy, crispy, with such rich and umami flavors and the perfect balance of savory and sweet. We love it when wholesome healthy snacks beat the flavor of any ultra processed pre-packaged ones by a mile! These senbei rice crackers are made of only four ingredients…
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Purple Sweet Potato Mochi Roll
Pillowy, soft, chewy mochi filled with vibrant wholesome purple sweet poato paste. This dreamiest naturally gluten-free treats call for only five ingredients! These stunning swirly showstopper desserts are sneakily easy to make! You can make the tender chewy mochi skin in the microwave with glutinous rice flour – don’t worry, the “glutinous” here just means…
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Air Fryer Eggplant Fries Vegan Gluten Free
Doesn’t every vegetable taste better in fries form? Get ready to fall in love with eggplants all over again with these easy, healthy, air fried eggplant fries! Please do not write eggplants off before you try this! I’ve had so many eggplant haters, well, former eggplant haters who told me that they tried my Miso…
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Candy Cane Beets Carpaccio with Peach Cider Vinaigrette
An edible painting on a plate and a symphony of flavors! This candy cane beet carpaccio is dressed with a peach cider vinaigrette, topped with dried apricots, pistachios, vegan feta and a sprinkle of blue spirulina salt. If you’re craving a touch of vibrancy, freshness, and colors on your plate, make this raw beet salad!…
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Stuffed Butternut Squash Wellington
The most epic way to eat your butternut squash! Stuffed with a umami, “meaty” lentil fillings, roasted whole, and served with mushroom gravy and fresh cranberry sauce, this showstopper main course is ready to shine at your holiday feast table! This eye-catching and crow-pleasing whole roasted stuffed butter squash is perfect for vegan Thanksgiving hosting,…
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Vegan Pumpkin Pie with Torched Aquafaba Meringue
Showstopper pumpkin pie with a fluffy, torched chickpea water meringue, silky creamy filling, and oil-free, gluten-free pie crust. Pumpkin pie just got a whole lot more exciting! I was torn between whether to make a classic pumpkin pie or lemon meringue pie for a holiday party but then I thought, why not both! So here’s…
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Gluten-Free Oil-Free Vegan Pie Crust
No butter, no coconut oil, no added oil of any kind, no gluten, no dairy – and yet it still bakes beautifully and tastes amazing! It might seem too good to be true but believe it, decadent and healthy can indeed go hand in hand! This gluten-free, oil-free, vegan pie crust is magically buttery, soft,…
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Persimmon Daifuku Easy Microwave Method
These Daifuku mochi are a celebration of one of my favorite fruits, persimmons! They’re filled with whole frozen persimmon, wrapped with a mochi skin infused with persimmon juice and shaped also like persimmons! So first thing first, what is Daifuku? Daifuku quite literally means great luck, or great blessing, in Japanese. It’s a type of…
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Vegan Mung Bean “Egg” Tomagoyaki Rolls
Eggless and cholesterol-less but packed full of protein and flavor! Making your own wholesome mung bean “just eggs” is way easier than you might think ^^ Tamagoyaki, aka grilled eggs in Japanese, is a type of omelette made by rolling several thin layers of seasoned, beaten egg together in a pan. It was one of my…
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Rice Paper Vegan Omelette
The breakfast that can get you jump out of bed! This rice paper vegan omelette is packed with so many flavors, different layers of textures and lots of nutrients to get you ready for the day. Welcome to another one of my One Thousand and One ways to use rice paper! How did we get…
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Napa Cabbage Roll Donabe Hot Pot
A comforting, nutrious, flavorful meal in one pot – sweet napa cabbage leaves filled with teriyaki tofu, fresh veggies and herbs, and slowly stewed in a umami Dashi broth. Nabe, which means hot pot in Japanese, is one of my top comfort meals for cold months or whenever I feel a little under the weather.…
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Avocado Crust Pizza Gluten Free
Only four ingredients, this avocado crust is moist and soft inside with the perfect amount of chew while golden crispy on the bottom and edges. Did you know you can crack an avocado like an egg? Next time you have a very ripe avocado on your hand, give it a try! You won’t even need…
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Ghibli Susuwatari Mochi Bites
Turn the iconic Ghibli characters into edible treats! Only four ingredients needed and they’re sooo fun to make. Do you remember those cute fuzzy little black charcoal monsters in Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro? They’re called Susuwatari, or wandering soot, or soot spirits, kinda like “dust bunnies” in the English language. I’ve always wanted…
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