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Spag bog - vegan

Spag bol was my first non-English meal. In 1977, my mum was given a recipe for spaghetti bolognese, and my mum made it most weeks while I was growing up. What I love about making the vegan bolognese option is that you can pack it with vegetables, and it is packed with protein, especially if you use tofu or the lentil, walnut option.
It is fabulous of course, on Spaghetti and also on a baked potato, toasted sandwich or served with rice  
 

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Yee Sang Salad

Yee Sang is a salad made and enjoyed during the Chinese New Year. I heard about Yee Sang Salad in an interview with 3 generations of Australian Chinese women and the grandmother mentioned that, instead of money, she put seeds in the little red pouches and her family sprinkled them on the salad. 

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Nasi Goreng

One of the many things I loved about visiting Bali years ago was the food. They do vegan food so well.  Nasi Goreng is something I could have on my weekly meal rotation every week. The rice is best cooked the day before. If you don’t feel like making the tofu you can always add a couple of corn cobs to the rice and the meal will have complete protein.

If you want more info about complete protein, grab my free complete protein fact sheet.  

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Mushroom Gravy
It is so important to have a good gravy recipe, as gravy goes so nicely with so many things — mashed potatoes, nut roast, baked and steamed veg and with vegan burgers and sausages.
 
This mushroom gravy is a winner and so delicious, and if you are not a fan of mushrooms, I have made it with kale too - just add a bit of tamari to it.
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