These delicious Strawberry and Cream Puffs were inspired by Coco Puffs and are part 4 of my Cereal series. They're fun to make and also tasty!

We're diving straight into fall vibes with this copycat version of a Pumpkin Pie Pop-Tart. I used maple syrup, nutmeg, cinnamon, and pumpkin purée for the filling and made two different icings for this recipe. One icing is maple cream cheese (plant-based of course) topped with orange and lemon zest. The other is maple pumpkin with chia seeds (for color). Hope you enjoy this fall / Halloween inspired treat.

Talk about an updated classic! This Tamarind Pineapple Toaster Pastry is exactly what I was craving the weekend I created this recipe. The combination of tamarind and pineapple is magical. If you try these at home, remember to seal the dough well so you don’t lose your gooey Tamarind Pineapple Filling. Also, if you make these in a large batch, you can freeze them without the icing and reheat as desired.

As some of you may know, I was the co-owner of a vegan breakfast café called Spoiled Vegans. This recipe is inspired by a sandwich we served there, the "McSpoil". I updated another recipe of mine, the Walnut Breakfast Sausage, to improve the texture a bit. This one is FIRE stacked with a vegan egg and sauteed kale in between two waffles. Check the Vibes!

This sandwich is a spin-off of a top selling sandwich we sold at our café, Spoiled Vegans. Feel free to make the ingredients from scratch or speed up the process by using your favorite store-bought plant-based alternatives for the bacon and egg. The waffles are also delicious by themselves.

It took some time to get this egg substitute recipe correct, but I am really happy with the results. This recipe is also significantly more cost effective than the store bought liquid vegan egg substitutes. Feel free to season this as you wish. Add in some veggies if you wish. I also have a Stuffed Breakfast Burrito recipe that uses this egg substitute recipe + my Shiitake Bacon recipe. Check those out if you are up for a hearty breakfast at home. TIP: Use a good non-stick pan for best results. I UPDATED this recipe in March 2024 - reducing the number of ingredients and improving upon the texture, cook time, and foldability of the eggs. Hope you enjoy!

When we are on the road in our RV, we love to make breakfast hash variations. It is so easy to through a bunch of ingredients into a cast iron pan and cook over a fire. This recipe is also easy to recreate in the comfort of home. This recipe uses my Mung Bean Egg recipe as well as my Smoky Maple Mushroom Sausage Grounds recipe, but if you don't have the time to make everything from scratch, you can use store-bought substitutes.

Aside from oatmeal, this has to be one of the easiest breakfast foods to prepare for those of us with a busy schedule. Just make this the night before, or meal prep for the week, and your breakfast will be waiting for you when you wake up. You can be creative with Chia Pudding. Top with your favorite fruits, nuts, seeds, coconut shavings, or nut butters. I added the base recipe here, but feel free to modify as you please.

Recently, I have been drinking a lot more matcha, so I figured I could just throw it in my morning post-workout shake. I had no idea it would be so delicious, but it tastes great without any added sugar. Hope you also enjoy!

As some of you may know, I was the co-owner of a vegan breakfast café called Spoiled Vegans. This recipe is inspired by a sandwich we served there. This recipe was also in my 2nd e-book, "It's All About the Walnuts".

This shake is part of my 2nd e-book, "It's All About the Walnuts". If you want to make this with homemade walnut butter, check out my Chocolate Walnut Butter recipe as well. Enjoy!