Hello and welcome!
Today I want to share with you a recipe I recently found on how to make a Vegan Chocolate Mug Cake!
Now that its October and the weather is getting colder, wouldn't love to cozy up on a dark and chilly night with a lovely warm mug of chocolate cake. I know I would! And you vegans can too.
What you'll need:
4 tbsp s.f. flour
1/4 tsp baking powder
1 tbsp cocoa powder
2 tbsp sugar
3 tsp oil
4 tbsp almond milk (or soya, cocount, or whatever other substitute)
optional: lightly crushed nuts or (dairy free) chocolate chips
Put all ingredients into your favourite mug and stir it up
Bake in the microwave for about a minute. You can make it for a minutes longer if you want it really "cakey"
And there you go! A super easy vegan mug cake :D
See you next time <3
~ Happy Lil' Plant Life
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Thursday, 6 October 2016
Monday, 22 August 2016
Buddha Bowl Inspiration
Hello again!
Today I wanna show you a Buddah Bowl recipe. This one is vegetarian but can easily be modified to be Vegan so don't worry!
Take a look at this beauty!

Ok so a Buddah bowl is basically veg and pulses and rice and all sorts of yummy random stuff in a bowl and usually laid out quiet aesthetically. The one above has in:
Spinach
Wild Rice
Mashed Sweet Potato (mashed with no butter or milk)
Green Pepper
Tomato
Halloumi (vegan option could be beans)
JalapeƱos
Salsa
Olives
It sounds like a lot but adding the amount of each thing you want it does end up being quite filling! There isn't really a recipe I can give you for this as it's based on what you want and how much you want.
Here are some other examples of Buddah Bowls from the Internet ...



Hope this has given you some inspiration to try a Buddah Bowl :)
~ Happy Lil Plant Life
Today I wanna show you a Buddah Bowl recipe. This one is vegetarian but can easily be modified to be Vegan so don't worry!
Take a look at this beauty!
Ok so a Buddah bowl is basically veg and pulses and rice and all sorts of yummy random stuff in a bowl and usually laid out quiet aesthetically. The one above has in:
Spinach
Wild Rice
Mashed Sweet Potato (mashed with no butter or milk)
Green Pepper
Tomato
Halloumi (vegan option could be beans)
JalapeƱos
Salsa
Olives
It sounds like a lot but adding the amount of each thing you want it does end up being quite filling! There isn't really a recipe I can give you for this as it's based on what you want and how much you want.
Here are some other examples of Buddah Bowls from the Internet ...
Hope this has given you some inspiration to try a Buddah Bowl :)
~ Happy Lil Plant Life
Monday, 2 May 2016
3 Vegan Super Smoothies!
Hello!
Here are 3 of my favourite vegan smoothies! Full of flavour, iron, protein, carbs, vitamins & minerals, the whole lot!
You can substitute things to your preference these are just some smoothies I made up and make all the time. Feel free to use frozen fruits, but fresh are so much more tastier!
(Just a heads up, these photos aren't mine because I haven't had time to take quality photos. So these are just ones of the internet that look really similar. I will be using my own photos in the future!)
1) "Green As Grass!"
- 2 kiwis
- 1 large banana
- small handful of oats
- large handful of spinach
- big splash of almond milk
Blend it all up and drink away!

This one is so refreshing and gives you that boost of energy you need during the day. Great for lunch or breakfast. You can't taste the spinach so don't worry if you're not a fan. All you can taste is the kiwi!
2) "I'm So Berry Happy!"
- handful of strawberries
- handful of raspberries
- handful of blueberries
- add any other berries if you like
- 1 banana
- large splash of almond milk
- handful of almonds and cashews (or any nuts of your choice)
Blend time!

This isn't just a burst of freshness its got that hint of nutty taste too! Kuz why not? Very refreshing, great for breakfast or a snack on a sunny day!
3) "It's so red!"
- 1/2 a watermelon (make sure to remove seeds)
- handful of strawberries
- 1 banana
- squeeze 1/2 a lime in
- small handful of chia seeds
- large splash of almond milk
Blend away and ta daa!

This should be a beautiful, fresh cup of colour. It's quite a sour and zingy one, great for a sunny day and you just need that refreshing boost! The chia seeds just give it a bit more texture and contrast in appearance giving it that faux watermelon seed look too.
I hope this has given you some inspiration for you to make some vegan super smoothies!
~ Happy Lil Plant Life ^.^
Here are 3 of my favourite vegan smoothies! Full of flavour, iron, protein, carbs, vitamins & minerals, the whole lot!
You can substitute things to your preference these are just some smoothies I made up and make all the time. Feel free to use frozen fruits, but fresh are so much more tastier!
(Just a heads up, these photos aren't mine because I haven't had time to take quality photos. So these are just ones of the internet that look really similar. I will be using my own photos in the future!)
1) "Green As Grass!"
- 2 kiwis
- 1 large banana
- small handful of oats
- large handful of spinach
- big splash of almond milk
Blend it all up and drink away!
This one is so refreshing and gives you that boost of energy you need during the day. Great for lunch or breakfast. You can't taste the spinach so don't worry if you're not a fan. All you can taste is the kiwi!
2) "I'm So Berry Happy!"
- handful of strawberries
- handful of raspberries
- handful of blueberries
- add any other berries if you like
- 1 banana
- large splash of almond milk
- handful of almonds and cashews (or any nuts of your choice)
Blend time!
This isn't just a burst of freshness its got that hint of nutty taste too! Kuz why not? Very refreshing, great for breakfast or a snack on a sunny day!
3) "It's so red!"
- 1/2 a watermelon (make sure to remove seeds)
- handful of strawberries
- 1 banana
- squeeze 1/2 a lime in
- small handful of chia seeds
- large splash of almond milk
Blend away and ta daa!
This should be a beautiful, fresh cup of colour. It's quite a sour and zingy one, great for a sunny day and you just need that refreshing boost! The chia seeds just give it a bit more texture and contrast in appearance giving it that faux watermelon seed look too.
I hope this has given you some inspiration for you to make some vegan super smoothies!
~ Happy Lil Plant Life ^.^
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