A recipe for a vegan Kadai Tofu “Paneer” that’s lipsmackingly delicious and nutritious. Cubes of tofu are dunked in a creamy tomato sauce, sucking in all of the spice and flavor. A vegan and gluten-free recipe that’s ready in under 30 minutes.
As alluring as Indian restaurant food can be to someone who loves the medley of vibrant flavor, spice and some healthfulness, it is not always vegan friendly. And a major culprit is paneer, which often gets dunked into flavorful vegan sauces.
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This delicious and summery Vegan Peach Berry Pie is the perfect dessert. The goodness of three kinds of berries and peaches is encased in a golden, vegan crust. A nut-free and soy-free recipe.I love baking up a pie for the Fourth because I ...
Here's a delightfully delicious and simple recipe for a Creamy Roasted Cauliflower and Lima Bean Stew. The stew is minimally flavored with garlic and summery herbs, and the roasted cauliflower adds texture, crunch and more flavor. A vegan, soy-free, ...
These Vegan Orange Rolls are fluffy and soft and bursting with the fresh flavor of oranges. The filling -- and the glaze -- are made with orange marmalade. The dough need an overnight rise, but with a minimum amount of work in the morning you can ...
These Crusty Sourdough Dinner Rolls are amazing. They are perfectly crusty without being tough, and the crumb is soft and fluffy. Best of all, they are no-knead! Tear one apart to dunk into soup or stew, or use it to cradle a veggie burger. Or just ...
![Judge says New Hampshire Great Danes can be placed for adoption The verdict is in for the future of the Great Danes who have spent a year in legal limbo since their dramatic rescue from a New Hampshire breeder’s mansion last June. A judge yesterday ruled that the dogs can now be placed for adoption, and that the breeder who kept them in filthy conditions should pay restitution for the costs of caring for them for the past year. This is a remarkable victory for the dogs who have been living at a temporary shelter we have built and maintained since they were rescued a year ago. Our priority has always been to ensure the dogs have the opportunity to be placed into experienced and loving homes and we are thrilled that they will now get that chance. The judge awarded full restitution to the town of Wolfeboro and to the Humane Society of the United States, which has spent nearly $2 million to date in caring for the dogs, at an emergency animal shelter we constructed especially for them. This has been an expensive undertaking with costs incurred to maintain an exceptional standard of care through a long term holding situation where every dog was provided with an individual plan, attention and expert veterinary treatment. Due to the dogs’ size and conditions associated with their breeding, it has been a herculean task to provide appropriate diets, medical care, and exercise and enrichment appropriate for their ongoing mental and physical well-being. This long-running saga began to unfold almost exactly a year ago, when we assisted in the extraordinary rescue of the Great Danes, some sick, living in filthy conditions inside a mansion in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. When members of our Animal Rescue Team and volunteers from the Pope Memorial SPCA and Conway Area Humane Society entered the opulent mansion alongside officials of Wolfeboro Police Department, which had requested our assistance, they encountered an overpowering smell in the house, and feces and debris were smeared across all the walls to the point where the windows were opaque. A number of dogs in the home appeared to have spent countless hours in cages with no access to water. Many of the dogs were ill and in distress when we found them, and suffered from an array of health problems, including severe eye issues and symptoms associated with communicable illnesses. In May, a Judge Ignatius sentenced the breeder, Christina Fay, to jail time, and admonished her for not showing any “signs of remorse” for what she did to the animals in her care. The Judge was unequivocal at the May hearing, saying, “We take these crimes seriously and [cruelty] is not to be tolerated.” At yesterday’s ruling, Judge Ignatius agreed to suspend time served as long as the defendant attends counseling with a therapist who will report to the court. The defendant was also found guilty on 10 counts of misdemeanor cruelty at a previous trial in December. At the time she was ordered to pay $800,000 (for the costs of care for the dogs up to that date), but appealed to a superior court for a jury trial: the one that produced a conviction on the 17 counts of cruelty. Thanks to all of our followers and donors whose generosity has helped us meet the immense costs of caring for the dogs. When Judge Ignatius issued her order from the bench she expressed her concerns for the dogs’ best interests saying, “My hope is that it happens very quickly. I wish it had happened months ago.” A sentiment that we could not agree with more. Many of you have expressed interest in adopting these dogs, and we will keep you updated as we begin to work with our Emergency Placement Partners to place the dogs in their forever homes. A huge kudos to our teams at the Humane Society of the United States that helped in the rescue of these animals, led the legal effort to bring the breeder to justice, and have worked to care for these animals for the past year. We believe all of this cruelty could have been alleviated much sooner if New Hampshire had stronger regulations for commercial dog breeders, and we remain committed to strengthening the laws to ensure taxpayers and non-profits are not carrying the financial burden to care for animals seized in animal cruelty cases. Even as we celebrate this victory for the Great Danes today, let’s keep our eye focused on finding solutions for the future. New Hampshire lawmakers and Gov. Chris Sununu are committed to strengthening cost of care laws and reforming commercial breeder regulations in the state, and we will work with them to push for a bill in the next legislative season that addresses these issues so animals never again have to suffer in substandard commercial breeder operations or puppy mills.](https://holycowvegan.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/easy-mushroom-curry-veggies-1-320x320.jpg)
If you want all the colors and flavors of the season in one pot, tied together with a few simple spices and creamy coconut milk, this 20-minute Best Vegetable Curry will hit the spot. Mix and match your colorful veggies, and enjoy the deliciousness ...
This vegan Keema Masala or Kheema Masala is a taste of India's delicious street food, but my version is not only vegan, it is very healthy with tons of veggies, loads of protein, and no added oils. Keema is ground beef or goat in India, but for this ...
Delicious and whole wheat, these Vegan Banana Crumb Muffins make a great breakfast to start your day. Or eat them for a snack or even dessert. These moist, incredibly tasty little morsels will have you -- and your family -- begging for more. A vegan, ...
Yogurt Rice or curd rice is summer comfort food in India, and this vegan Cucumber Yogurt Rice with jalapenos is my delicious spin on an already delicious treat. Packed with tons of protein from tofu or cashew yogurt, with pockets of cooling green ...
Made with just rhubarb, sugar and a pinch of salt, this Homemade Rhubarb Jam is perhaps one of the easiest recipes you'll ever make and the tasty rewards will last you weeks. This makes a great gift as well. A vegan, soy-free, gluten-free and ...
These easy vegan Buttermilk Drop Biscuits take just minutes to pull together, and they're perfect for those times you want an indulgent yet quick breakfast. All you need to serve them is some jam. Or smother them in gravy. A vegan, soy-free and ...
This hearty and comforting Creamy Herbed Grits Bowl with Leek Gravy and Roasted Root Veggies is fragrant and appetizing with a melange of savory herbs. The leek gravy is creamy and coats your tongue with silky deliciousness and the root veggies are ...