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The secret to preparing vegetables that mimic how meat acts and tastes in a recipe is pretty straight forward: just treat it like meat. What we mean by that is to just adapt and replicate the processes typically associated with cooking meats, when cooking plants. Our new series, “How to Replace Meat in Everything” explores just how to do that in an easy, unfussy and delicious way. 

These vegan wagon wheels, inspired by Nadiya, have had quite a journey. Said journey began in August, when we set out to create a vegan, gelatin-free wagon wheel, because no one should go without a wagon wheel if they want one. Since the challenge started, these have been vigorously tested and have seen many rounds of biscuits, marshmallow fillings and chocolate coatings. The result of months of testing is finally here in the form of this recipe, which in our eyes, is as accurate as it gets. 

This bolognese is rich, hearty, velvety, deeply savoury and every other positive adjective in existence.  It calls for few ingredients, little time and can be doubled (or tripled) for batch cooking. 

This vegan aubergine burger is indulgent, crispy and won’t have anyone missing a traditional burger because it packs a punch of flavour. 

Most of us grew up with meat as the hero of our meals and with vegetables taking up the mere corners of our plates. It can be hard to know where to start if you're trying to flip the script and cook plant based meals that don’t feel like just eating a plate full of sides. Building an exciting, yet satisfying meal around vegetables - whether that’s a bunch of carrots or a humble head of cauliflower - can sometimes feel like a little daunting and underwhelming task. 

Slightly untraditional, yet just as rich, savoury and hearty as the classic. This vegan French onion soup relies on deeply caramelised onions and little else for layers upon layers of flavour and body. 

These pierogi are the perfect balance of savoury, sweet, soft and crispy. They're made up of an easy dough and a rich potato and caramelised onion filling, making them the ultimate comfort food. They can also be frozen once shaped, and cooked off another day for pierogi in five minutes when the comfort food craving strikes. 

Vegan Caramelised Onion and Potato Pierogi

This warming, hearty and deeply flavoured vegan sausage casserole is easy to pull together and can be made both in the oven or on the stove. It's also extremely riffable: you can use pumpkin, potatoes or sweet potatoes in place of the butternut squash, and can swap the cannellini beans for chickpeas, butter beans or borlotti beans. 

Vegan pop tarts are here, and they're everything you'd hope they'd be: sweet, flaky, jammy and nostalgic. These take a little precision and determination, but nothing has ever been more worth it. Trust me. 

Vegan pop tarts are here, and they're everything you'd hoped they'd be: sweet, flaky, jammy and nostalgic. These take a little precision and determination, but nothing has ever been more worth it. Trust me. 

Crispy flaky vegan 'fish' tacos are here for all your summer needs, topped with a fresh mango salsa and wrapped up in warm toasted corn tortillas. 

Tofu-free, seitan-free vegan fried chicken that's flaky, tender, chewy and crispy. 

These Swedish-inspired meatballs are what we're making every rainy and cold evening here on out. They're warming, packed with flavour and best of all, the perfect vehicle for gravy and mashed potatoes.  

These vegan sausage rolls are here for all your appetiser, picnic or finger food needs - because we all know they're the best part of any gathering. 

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Korean Fried Cauliflower