A better everyday kitchen
Vegan cooking tips that actually help
No lectures or complicated ingredients. Just techniques that make everyday plant-based cooking easier, tastier and more reliable.
Basics
01 · Basics
Beans made easy: dried or canned?
Know when canned legumes save time and how to cook dried ones safely.
Read the tip ↗02 · BasicsRed lentils: a quick route to a hearty meal
One pantry staple becomes a soup, curry or rich pasta sauce.
Read the tip ↗03 · BasicsA vegan pantry that makes quick meals possible
A handful of useful staples beats a cupboard full of niche substitutes.
Read the tip ↗Cooking techniques
04 · Cooking techniques
How to make tofu properly crispy
Dry it, give it space, and add sauce only after browning.
Read the tip ↗05 · Cooking techniquesHow to roast vegetables instead of steaming them
Size, heat and room on the tray make the difference.
Read the tip ↗06 · Cooking techniquesCrispy roasted chickpeas for bowls and salads
Dry thoroughly, roast in one layer and keep dressing separate.
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07 · Flavour and sauces
Building deep umami in vegan cooking
Mushrooms, tomato paste and miso bring more than extra salt.
Read the tip ↗08 · Flavour and saucesCreamy sauces without dairy: four useful bases
White beans, silken tofu, cashews and tahini all make different creamy sauces.
Read the tip ↗09 · Flavour and saucesWhen a dish tastes flat: salt, acid, fat or crunch?
A short flavour checklist before adding another handful of seasoning.
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