Finally…it’s here! For years (we’re talkin’ a decade, friends), I’ve been wanting to put together the ultimate vegan gift guide that covers conscious, sustainable, thoughtful, and of course vegan gifts for every occasion, budget range, and type of person. Well…it’s here! Whether you’ve got $10 or $500 to spend, you’re shopping for meat lover or a…
Lover of vegan latkes? We don’t blame you! These scrumptious shredded potato patties are seriously addictive. Super crisp and fried to perfection, these glorious bites are gobbled up as soon as they’re out of the frying pan. The caramelized onion dip is the icing on the potato pancake. This creamy concoction has just the right…
Welcome to the Ate Nights of Veganukkah! Here you will find a hearty helping of comforting and classic vegan Hanukkah recipes in celebration of the Festival of Lights. Hanukkah is a joyous holiday commemorating the resistance of the Jews against the Maccabees and the miracle of a small jar of oil that supposedly lasted for…
One of my absolute favorite holiday memories is making holiday cookies with my mom and my great aunt! We’d make simple sugar cookies with icing, and it was always so much fun to cut out the cookies and ice them with pretty colors. I remember one of my first few years as a vegan, when…
With the holiday season around the corner, many of us living a vegan lifestyle get stressed out by family gatherings and copious amounts of “non-vegan” food (that our loved ones prepare with love and dedication) being offered to us. But with a little guidance and effort, you can enjoy the ultimate vegan holiday—and we’re here…
Zsu Dever hails from a long line of culinary professionals and restaurateurs. The author of Vegan Bowls and Everyday Vegan Eats, she’s the publisher of Zsu’s Vegan Pantry blog. She’s a food writer and photographer who has taught cooking workshops. We had a chance to talk with Zsu about her latest book, Aquafaba. WoV: Aquafaba has rocked the world of…
Hanukkah is the Jewish festival of lights, celebrated for eight nights. The theme surrounding the holiday is hope—as it was a miracle that oil lasted for eight days to keep the light burning so the Jews could rebuild their Temple. It is traditional to eat foods fried in oil, play dreidel, and exchange gifts during…