Over 100 Vegan Meat Recipes! | Zardyplants
Hey Internet! We've been creating vegan meat replacement recipes for over 4 years now with Zardyplants. We've made all sorts of mock meats from seitan to tofu to soy curls and more. There's a lot of great ways to get amazing flavors without harming anyone!
That's why I gathered all my (and a few of my friends') recipes in one blog post. With over 100 recipes and more on the way, it's a great way to learn what everything is made out of, how to cook it, and what meals to make with it.
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Liz Madsen
ZardyPlants
ZardyPlants
Liz and Paul Madsen
We create easy plant-based and fully vegan comfort food recipes. Stick around!
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