Showing posts with label #oatly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #oatly. Show all posts

Saturday, August 29, 2015

Smooth Vegan Chocolate Pudding with layered Sweet Peaches

This recipe is very fun to make.
There is something special about eating a smooth velvety cool pudding:)
I have eaten this for breakfast even!
The addition of peaches brings it to a different level.
You really never see peaches and chocolate, but it is a good combo!
If you don't have peaches or you don't like them, try a different fruit
you like.
Anything works for this recipe, even a different flavor of milk.
This recipe makes a good amount, the pan I used was 25 1/2 cm by 16 1/2 cm or
10 in by 6 1/2 inches


Smooth Vegan Chocolate Pudding with layered Sweet Peaches
serves 6 to 8 large portions or 10 to 12 smaller

5 ripe peaches
1 liter milk (I used oat milk, chocolate)
6 Tablespoons potato starch
4 Tablespoons raw sugar( you can leave out if you don't want it too sweet)
3 crisp cookies (I used gluten free)

Small stock pan pour 3/4 of the liter of milk, with the rest pour in small bowl
and mix in starch and sugar, stir until well combined.
On medium heat, heat milk until it is warm to touch and add in starch and sugar mixture.
Stir until thickened 5-7 minutes. Every stove top is different, so stir until thickened.
Remove from heat and put in bowl to cool. It should be room temperature, before assembly.
Wash peaches and slice, remove stone.
Layer the pan with half of the peach slices

Then pour the cooled pudding on top, add the rest of the peaches, and
crumble the cookies with your hands all over the top:)
Refrigerate for 2 to 3 hours before serving!

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Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Fancy Salad on Rye Crisp Cracker

This is a fancy way to serve a salad, and it comes wow factor!
Most of all it is very tasty:)
Scandinavian countries eat a lot of smorgas (sorry I don't have the Swedish characters on
my computer) they are traditionally made on a rye crackers, served with any toppings you want, open faced.
They traditionally come in round shapes with a hole in the middle,
but they also make them like we think of a cracker but longer.
Mostly they are topped with smoked salmon with cheese, or thin meat and radishes, even different
pastes and spreads.
This is great for vegans, we have a plethora of ingredients to use.
This recipe has everything, creamy, crisp, savory, and a burst of sweetness from
the surprise ingredient:) I suggest eating it in a sunny location, and enjoying the warm sun
and yummy smorgas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Fancy Salad on Rye Crisp Cracker
make 3 cracker or a half of a round

3 rye crackers
3/4 cup lettuce (I used butter lettuce and shredded the lettuce by hand)
1/2 cup chopped cucumber (I seeded mine)
1/4 cup of shredded carrots
10 purple grapes
2 Tablespoons of Oatly creme fraiche ( any vegan sour cream)
2 Tablespoons of almond milk (any vegan milk)
1/2 teaspoon of sea salt
sea salt

Mix creme fraiche and milk with sea salt until combined.
On a plate place the crackers and top with the lettuce and cucumber.
Then sprinkle on carrots, add a pinch of sea salt over the whole salad, and place the grapes on the edges.
Then drizzle dressing over the top!


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Monday, April 27, 2015

Delightful Pancake "Kake" or Pannkakor simple and yummy:)

This recipe comes from making pancakes for a very special friend, she loves pancakes,and she could eat them everyday if she could. When I made them for her, I decided why not layer them with filling and stack, this is how the recipe came about. These are gluten free but not vegan, they have eggs in them. I have not been able to make them thin enough without eggs. I will show you how I made it then give you the recipe:)

I used a 23 1/2 cm pan to make them you can make them what ever size you have.
Make 6 pancakes

When done I spread my desired topping for each layer.This time it was strawberry jam and strawberry yogurt(vegan) I like to put a little each layer, and I serve the filling on the side so you can put as much on as you like!
View from the top finished, I added yogurt to the top(my favorite Oatly strawberry)
Here is the way it looks cut
Now you can eat!!!!!! Smelled like strawberry cake:)
 Pancake "cake" Pannkakor

2 cups gluten free flour
2 eggs
1 cup of "milk" ( I used oatly milk)
1 1/2 cup water
few Tablespoon of  butter
desired filling and topping

Mix altogether and let sit for 10 minutes. 
Place pan on stove top on medium heat and add Tablespoon of butter once melted
you can begin making them.
Cook each side 2-3 minutes until light brown.
When they are done you can add the filling, desired amount
keep layering and filling.
You can dress the top or leave plain

 
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Friday, April 24, 2015

4 Favorite Products From Oatly, Wonderful product from Sweden

Like all vegans we have many "milk" choices. But I have found a new product for me,and now it is my Favorite!
Oatly is the brand, it is made with oats. Yes oats it has a creamy and thick body. Very delicious, and really
satisfying. I think it is important as vegans that we eat all different kinds of food.
Oats if you think of it when you make them they can get very creamy, and they have a satisfying taste. They make other products as well ice cream, yogurt, creme fraiche, etc.
I have had the "milk" in my coffee and it gave the same body as whole milk.
The chocolate "milk" is so yummy, again it has a thick creamy texture!
I have had the strawberry ice cream several times, it is like ice cream but whipped. I don't know how they make it but you would never think it was not "real" ice cream.This is incredible.
The yogurt is also wonderful as well, it is a little thinner then "regular" yogurt, but full of flavor.
I love them all but I have a special place for the creme fraiche, whoever made it is genius,
the taste is similar to "real" creme fraiche, it has a slight sour flavor, very rich taste.
You only need to use a little to achieve the desired taste you are going for. I mean a little!
I have used the creme fraiche on lentils, beans with chips, in soup and it has always added a great depth
to the dish.
I hope you try these products for yourself and let me know how you like them.
Leave a comment or suggestion.
If your natural grocery or grocery store does not carry Oatly, simply ask them to get it!
Here is the link to there website, check it out for yourself.
This product is made in Sweden!!!!!!
oatly.com

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