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Vegan cooking

Vegan cooking means no animal ingredients. Learn the staples, classic swaps and dishes.

Vegan cooking means cooking without any animal-derived ingredient: no meat, eggs, milk and dairy, honey, or gelatin. Flavor comes from vegetables, leafy greens, fruit, legumes, grains, nuts, mushrooms, herbs, and spices. Far from bland, it reinvents Brazilian classics, from chocolate cake to empadão, with textures and seasonings that please even those who have never tried a vegan dish. It is creative, colorful cooking, ever more present on everyday tables.

Characteristics

The base is vegetables in variety: beans, lentils, chickpeas, soy, and tofu give protein and substance; roasted and sautéed vegetables give body; cashews, peanuts, and coconut milk bring the creaminess that dairy would bring in traditional recipes. Bold seasoning is its trademark, with garlic, onion, paprika, cumin, green herbs, and peppers. For those adopting veganism as a lifestyle, the ideal is to vary nutrient sources well and seek professional guidance to plan meals.

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Recipes with vegan cooking

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vegan cuisine