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Category Archives: vegetarian/vegan

Kei’s Veggie Kitchen serves Eurasian delights

Caroline von Schmalensee July 18, 2014 April 4, 2017
Feijoada Goan style: rich, creamy, flavourful and happy-making. Kei's Veggie Kitchen.

Last week, I had the privilege to have dinner in the home of chef Kei de Freitas, who runs Kei’s Veggie Kitchen, and his wife, artist Hoeyyn. Kei runs pop-ups and private dining events in Edinburgh and London. Born in Porto in Portugal, he retains a passion for the food he grew…

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Simple biscuits two ways – mixing up recipes

Caroline von Schmalensee January 31, 2014 October 8, 2016
The buckwheat mixture is quite dry.

We’re trying to eat more healthily which means that we’ve stopped buying biscuits. One night when I really fancied something sweet with the after dinner coffee I grabbed my favourite old cookbook and looked for a biscuit recipe. I found kolakakor (toffee biscuits) and set out to make it. Of…

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Toppings for Nairn’s oatcakes: easy snack or elegant paté? Both!

Caroline von Schmalensee December 20, 2013 April 4, 2017
Nairn's beetroot spread has an earthy but sweet taste.

Oat cakes are C’s favourite biscuit. He eats them with everything: hummus, cheese, tapenade – if it clings, spreads or stacks, it can go on an oatcake. (I’m the same with crisp bread.) Luckily, oatcakes good for you. They are also very versatile. I like them with cheese, but there’s…

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Freedom Mallows vegetarian marshmallows – pillows of goodness

Caroline von Schmalensee November 12, 2013 April 4, 2017
Freedom Mallows come in Vanilla and Strawberry flavours

Marshmallows speak to the child in me. Their sticky puffiness and sweetness, the faint scent of vanilla, the slightly floury outside, all melting into goo in my mouth. The way the air bubbles in the mallow pops when you tongue press them against your palate. Mmm. Marshmallows are a bit…

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Social Bite – good food and a good cause

Caroline von Schmalensee November 8, 2013 April 4, 2017
Alan Mahone explained Social bite's ethos.

Social Bite is a sandwich shop with a difference. Their profits go to charity and 25% of their employees were previously homeless people. The founders and staff care: they care about society, about working hard to help others, and they care about the quality of their food. And they should.…

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Carrot, leek and mustard seed soup – eat in season

Caroline von Schmalensee October 18, 2013 April 4, 2017
Carrot, leek and mustard seed soup: warming and satisfying.

At Edinburgh Foody, we get a  lot of interesting information and offers. The other week,one from Eat in Season, a campaign run by Greener Scotland. The campaign’s aim is to get people to cook with local, seasonal ingredients, and they have the support of Tony Singh, from the television programme Incredible…

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Dark chocolate truffles – dairy free and scrummy

Caroline von Schmalensee September 12, 2013 October 8, 2016
Chocolate truffles - nutty, crunchy, seriously chocolate.

Sometimes things happen and you have to change your eating habits. Since C. was ill earlier this year, we’ve tried to purge his diet of egg and dairy. It’s sad to see the cheese go, but since we’re already almost dairy free, it’s not been the hardship you might imagine.…

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Hot Salsa Republic: different ways with salsa

Caroline von Schmalensee September 4, 2013 August 4, 2019
The Hot Chilli Republic makes South American salsas with a bite.

If you eat Mexican you’ll know that there’s more to salsa than meets the eye. There are lots of different types, and everyone makes their version a little different. Pico de gallo is fresh and sweet, finely chopped tomatoes, onions and coriander mixed with lime or lemon juice (and chillies,…

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Choice for vegetarians: a call for creative thinking

Caroline von Schmalensee June 15, 2013 October 8, 2016
We need more variety in the veggie options in non-veggie restaurants

It was National Vegetarian Week a couple of weeks ago. I didn’t do anything special for it: I live with a vegetarian so I already eat a partially veggie diet and have a good understanding of the challenges of being a strict vegetarian. Edinburgh’s pretty good for vegetarians – although…

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Henderson’s 50/50 Festival

Bread Baker Danielle May 27, 2013 October 8, 2016
Henderson's at 50

50 Days to Celebrate 50 Years in Edinburgh 26 May – 14 July 2013 at various venues This is a food festival with heart and three generations of admiration for Janet Henderson, a pioneering woman who was ahead of her time in regards to healthy eating and food production. The…

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