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Cooking with raw artichokes can be slightly laborious, but it's worth it. In this pasta recipe, the delicate flowers play a convincing leading role. Recipe by Mademoiselle Adelana, Adelana.
Boiled artichokes are tasty, but a little originality is better. Together with dried tomatoes, this recipe transforms artichokes into a delicious cream that you can combine with anything. Recipe by Julianne Aknine, vegranola.
Jackfruit is a true chameleon that adapts to any recipe. Rolled in breadcrumbs, it can be turned into these deliciously crunchy croquettes. And since they’re baked rather than fried, you can enjoy them guilt-free! Recette by Kathleen Bousiquier, PlanteTonAssiette.
Tacos de carnitas without any meat? You bet! With pulled jackfruit and the right spices, they are almost indistinguishable from the original. Recipe from Corinna Frei, Schüsselglück
There are some things we simply can’t do without in the kitchen. Parmesan, thanks to the finishing touch it adds to many dishes, is one such thing. This vegan version is quick to make and will make your hearty creations all the more special. Recipe by Moana Werschler, Miss Broccoli.
The ideal snack for every break. One thing we like about this recipe is that you don’t need an oven. The dates give the bars a very unique consistency. Give them a try! Recipe by Joana Sonnhoff, Foodreich.
This simple, quick recipe has a particularly sophisticated flavour thanks to the lemon, garlic and roasted cedar nuts. Recipe by Alexandra Daum, Occasionally Eggs.
Soft on the inside, crispy on the outside, these quinoa fritters with peas and spinach are a feast for the eyes and the palate, with the freshness of the mint yoghurt dip for good measure. Recipe by Kristina Jansson, Geschichten aus dem Küchenschrank
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