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  1. This VEGAN LENTIL MEATLOAF by That Vegan Dad is packed with veggies, lentils, oats, and flavour. Perfect for a cosy family dinner, holiday roast, or even for leftovers the next day. 👌

    Pro tip: caramelise the top with tomato sauce and brown sugar for that extra touch of yum. 😍✨

    👉Full recipe: veganeasy.org/recipes/vegan-le

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    #VeganEasy #PlantPowered #ComfortFood #VeganRecipes #Vegan

  2. One-pot magic! Make this nourishing “Tofu & Mushroom One-Pot Spiral Pasta” for dinner using wholemeal pasta, tofu-garlic sauce, mushrooms, capsicum, spring onions.

    It’s hearty and flavour-packed. Ready in 30 minutes including prep time.

    Boost the protein even more by swapping in lentil or chickpea pasta.

    👉 Full recipe: veganeasy.org/recipes/tofu-mus

    #vegan #veganrecipe #plantbasedmeals #onepotrecipe #veganpastarecipe #veganfood #veganeasy

  3. Healthy. Crunchy. Chocolatey. 💪🍫🌱
    These no-bake Soy Crisp Protein Chocolate Bars are packed with plant protein, sweetened with dates & maple syrup, and coated in vegan choc.

    👉 Recipe: veganeasy.org/recipes/soy-prot

    #Vegan #vegantreat #veganeasy
    #VeganProtein #HealthyTreat #NoBakeBars #VeganSnacks #PlantBasedFuel

  4. ✨ Need a little mid-year motivation? Hit the reset button with our free 30 Day Vegan Easy Challenge 🌱💚

    Sign up now or anytime in June and receive daily emails with delicious meal plans, expert tips, and feel-good inspiration. Join a community of kind, welcoming and supportive people.💫⁠

    Whether you're new to veganism or just need a gentle nudge to get back on track, the mid-year Challenge is for you.⁠

    📝 Sign up now at VeganEasy.org/challenge

    👯‍♀️ Invite a friend to join you

    🌍 Let’s create a kinder world together

    #vegan #VeganEasy #30DayChallenge #MidYearReset #EverydayVegan #VeganChallenge #PlantPowered #VeganInspo #VeganForTheAnimals #VeganLife #GoVegan

  5. 🌱 Everyday Vegan Series: Meet Our Inspiring Contributors! 🌱

    We’re just a few days in, and the Everyday Vegan series is already bringing you incredible stories, wisdom, and recipes from passionate advocates of veganism and compassionate living. Here’s a look at the first four inspiring people who have shared their favourite recipes so far:

    ✨ Day 1: Patty Mark – A founding force in animal rights advocacy, Patty has dedicated her life to protecting animals through her work with Animal Liberation Victoria. She shares her journey and her delicious Tofu-turkey recipe to show just how tasty kindness can be!
    🌱veganeasy.org/recipes/pattys-t

    ✨ Day 2: Dr. Amanda Benham – Accredited Dietitian and Nutritionist Dr. Amanda Benham has been pioneering vegan nutrition for over 30 years. She’s made the Breakfast Beans recipe both simple and nutritionally sound, so everyone can enjoy a wholesome vegan meal.
    🌱veganeasy.org/recipes/breakfas

    ✨ Day 3: Pam Ahern – Founder of Edgar’s Mission, Pam’s life changed when she rescued Edgar, a pig destined for slaughter. She now cares for hundreds of rescued farm animals and is sharing her Sweet & Sour Tofu Balls—a recipe inspired by her love for animals and compassion.
    🌱veganeasy.org/recipes/sweet-an

    ✨ Day 4: Greg McFarlane – Co-founder of Vegan Australia, Greg is a long-time vegan who works tirelessly to raise awareness and make veganism more accessible. His Mabo Dofu recipe is a delicious nod to his time in Japan, showing just how easy it is to adapt favorite dishes for a vegan lifestyle.
    🌱veganeasy.org/recipes/mabo-dof

    Each day brings a new story and a new recipe—follow along for more amazing meals and inspiring voices! Don’t miss tomorrow’s feature with another incredible recipe to add to your collection. 🍴💚

    Find more here: veganeasy.org/30-day-challenge

    👉 Need help going vegan? Sign up for the free November Vegan Easy Challenge at veganeasy.org/challenge 🌍💫

    #vegan #EverydayVegan #VeganEasy #MeetTheAdvocates #CrueltyFreeRecipes #PlantPowered #JoinTheChallenge #veganrecipes #veganeasychallenge

  6. 🌱 Sweet Potato, Lentil & Pesto Pasta Salad🌱

    veganeasy.org/recipes/sweet-po

    A very satisfying meal!

    One of our Vegan Easy Challenge participants shared their concern about the possibility of not feeling full while transitioning to vegan...

    If you're thinking the same, here's what we suggest:

    Depending on what you're used to consuming, it could take a few days to figure out what foods you need to eat to ensure you're consuming the calories you need to feel satisfied, especially if you are making considerable changes to your diet. So:

    🌟 Include plant protein in your main meals because protein helps us feel satisfied and full. Plant proteins include tofu, tempeh, beans, lentils, peas, soy milk etc. There's also protein in whole nuts, seeds, as well as nut & seed butters (peanut butter, tahini, etc) which are calorie dense.

    🌟 Include healthy fats like avocado (on toast or in salads, etc), nut/seed butters and some oils used sparingly such as cold-pressed flaxseed and olive oil.

    🌟 Consume fibre-rich whole foods as they keep us full. Foods such as a variety of vegetables, legumes, nuts/seeds, fruits, which are also rich in micronutrients.

    🌟 Try combining the above three (plant protein, fibre-rich foods and healthy fats) in most of your meals to help with satiety.

    Plus, have fun with it!

    🌱 🤗

    #vegan #veganfood #VeganEasy #VeganEasyChallenge #healthyfood #eatwell #plantbased #veganrecipe

  7. @ethixracing is fuelling the eRacing world with kindness.

    @carlile, a passionate sim-racer, ethical vegan and owner of ETHiX Racing, brings his unique blend of technical expertise and personal values to competitive eSports.

    "Whenever our cars are on track, there’s a vegan message for all competitors and spectators to see, and sometimes that’s all it takes to spark a change for someone." ~ Steven Carlile

    With a background in business, computer information systems, and plant-based nutrition, he channels his multifaceted skills and ethics into leading ETHiX Racing, a team built on principles of integrity, respect, and high performance.

    🌱Learn more about ETHiX Racing, Steven, and his unwavering advocacy for the animals and other social justice causes.
    👉 veganeasy.org/discover/news/in

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    Need help going vegan? Try the free 30 Day Vegan Easy Challenge, sign up here: veganeasy.org/challenge 🌱

    #simracing #eSports #simracer #gamer #gaming #ethicalvegan
    #veganeasy #veganeasychallenge #giveveganago

  8. Ok, so this might be a little out of left field, but bear with us... 😉 🌱

    In recent years, the global phenomenon of K-dramas has captured the hearts of audiences around the world. The immersive storytelling, clever scriptwriters, diverse characters, and unique cultural elements have contributed to the widespread popularity of Korean dramas.

    As the K-drama industry thrives, it is crucial for its continuity to explore avenues for growth and inclusivity, particularly in addressing themes that resonate with the evolving values of a global audience.

    In tandem with the K-drama boom, there has been a growing interest in veganism and embracing compassion towards animals.

    Just as K-dramas have the ability to influence fashion trends and societal norms, they can also play a pivotal role in further shaping attitudes towards veganism and encouraging viewers to care more for animals.

    Some newer K-dramas have elements of this. Netflix’s ‘Mr Queen’ saw the protagonist, a modern-day male chef whose soul gets trapped in the body of a queen from the Joseon era, create a vegan burger in episode 12, called the ‘Macdunaldu’ – the highlight of the king’s banquet. It was cleverly explained that ‘MacDuNalDu’ stands for barley (Mac), bean (Du), fattening (Nal) and belly (Du).

    By embracing themes of animal rights and veganism, the K-drama industry can contribute to a more conscious and socially responsible entertainment landscape.

    As viewers become increasingly aware of their choices, K-dramas have the potential to not only entertain but also inspire positive transformations in society.

    👉 For the full article, see: veganeasy.org/veganism-kdramas

    Image is a screenshot from the Netflix series 'Mr Queen', episode 12. The Grand Queen Dowager Sunwon, played by Bae Jong-ok, samples the vegan “Macdunaldu” burger. 😋 :vegan:

    #vegan #veganeasy #veganeasychallenge #vegankorea #animalprotection #veganseries #veganburger #animalrights

  9. 🌱CHICKPEA CURRY with KALE (for gut health)🌱

    This chickpea curry is a gut-friendly, low FODMAP recipe that tastes delish! 😋

    Did you know that chickpeas are high in dietary fibre? Various studies have found that eating chickpeas can help make bowel movements easier and more regular. They're a good source of protein, carbohydrates, manganese, folate, iron and phosphorus. Plus this dish includes the wholesome nutritional goodness of kale, tomatoes, ginger, greens of leeks (the dark green top part of leeks are low FODMAP), tahini and brown rice.

    👉Full recipe: veganeasy.org/recipes/chickpea

    (OR see below👇)

    ⇨ INGREDIENTS (serves 3-4)

    🌱 1 tsp olive oil
    🌱 1/2 tsp fresh or dried chilli (use more or less depending on how spicy you’d like it)
    🌱 thumb-sized piece ginger
    🌱 1 Tbsp curry powder
    🌱 4 medium tomatoes, diced (about 500g/18oz)
    🌱 1 Tbsp tomato purée
    🌱 50g/1.8oz greens of leeks
    🌱 1/3 cup low sodium veg broth
    🌱 1 Tbsp tamari sauce
    🌱 1/2 tsp coriander powder
    🌱 1 tsp garam masala
    🌱 1 x 425g/15oz can chickpeas, drained & rinse
    🌱 50g/1.8oz (2 Tbsp) tahini
    🌱 100g/3.5oz kale (de-stemmed), chopped
    🌱 Handful fresh flat parsley and mint, plus extra to garnish
    🌱 Lemon juice, 1/2 Lemon
    🌱 To serve: cooked brown rice

    ⇨ INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Prepare all the veggies. Grate or finely chop the ginger and chilli (if using fresh). Dice the tomatoes. Chop the leek greens into small pieces. Drain and rinse the canned chickpeas. Roughly chop the kale and finely chop the fresh parsley and mint.
    2. In a large saucepan on high heat add the oil and fry the ginger and chilli. (If oil free, water-fry the ginger and chilli). Add the curry powder and stir quickly for a few seconds then add the leek greens. Stir for about 30 seconds then add the diced tomatoes, tomato purée and vegetable broth. Mix well. Bring to a boil.
    3. Lower heat and cook on a low simmer for about 10-15 minutes. Stir occasionally. (Start cooking the rice while curry base is simmering)
    4. Add the tamari sauce, garam masala and coriander powder to the curry base. Stir, then mix in the chickpeas and kale. Simmer for about 5 minutes until reduced down.
    5. Taste the curry and add more tamari if desired.
    6. Stir in the tahini, then add the fresh herbs, squeeze the juice of half a lemon into the curry, mix and turn off heat.
    7. Serve with rice and garnish with extra herbs.

    😋🌱
    #vegan #veganchickpeacurry #guthealthyrecipe #veganguthealth #gutfriendlyrecipe #lowFODMAP #glutenfreevegan #glutenfreerecipe #veganeasy #veganeasychallenge #healthyrecipes #guthealth

  10. Have you tried our TWO BEAN VEGAN CHILLI yet? 🌱

    It only takes 30 minutes to make. It’s a hearty, satisfying vegan chilli made with black beans, pinto beans, vegan mince (TVP), and some veggies. Yum! 😋

    👉Full recipe: veganeasy.org/recipes/two-bean

    OR see below👇

    ⇨ INGREDIENTS (serves 1)
    🌱50g/1.8oz (1/2 cup) TVP (textured vegetable protein)
    🌱1/4 vegetable stock cube (low sodium)
    🌱50g/1.8oz red onion (1/2 medium onion)
    🌱50g/1.8oz carrot (1 small carrot)
    🌱50g/1.8oz red capsicum (1/4 med capsicum)
    🌱200g/7oz (3/4 cup) canned diced tomatoes
    🌱100g/3.5oz black beans (1/2 cup, drained & rinsed)
    🌱100g/3.5oz pinto beans (1/2 cup, drained & rinsed)
    🌱1 tsp ground cumin
    🌱 chilli flakes, to taste
    🌱1 tsp sweet paprika powder
    🌱Chopped fresh coriander
    🌱Optional: salt to taste

    ⇨ INSTRUCTIONS
    1. Dissolve the stock cube in 1/2 cup of boiled water. Rehydrate the TVP mince by pouring the stock water over it in a bowl. Set aside.
    2. Chop onion, capsicum and carrot.
    3. In a heated non-stick deep pan, add 1 tablespoon of water and the cumin, stir. Then add onion to sauté. After a few minutes add the rehydrated mince and stir for another 2-3 minutes.
    4. Add the black beans, pinto beans, carrot, capsicum, diced tomatoes, chopped stems of the coriander, chilli flakes, the sweet paprika, and salt (if using). Mix well. Allow to simmer over low heat with the lid on top for about 10 minutes.
    5. Once done, pour in a bowl and top with fresh coriander. ENJOY!

    Macros – Carb: 57g Fat: 3g Prot: 45g
    Calories: 439

    The recipe from our Wellbeing meal plan developed by Plant Forged Physique for Vegan Easy.
    👉veganeasy.org/30-day-challenge

    😋🌱

    #vegantwobeanchilli #vegan #veganchilli #veganbeanrecipe #veganrecipe #plantbasedrecipes #veganwellness #healthyrecipes #veganrecipes #veganeasy #veganeasychallenge