Hartmann is a classically trained pastry chef who started her food blog with a mission to prove there’s no dish she can’t make vegan. Many of her recipes are inspired by classic American fare, which she reimagined for her fellow vegans by using 100% plant-based ingredients.

It’s extremely important for Hartmann’s that her recipes are truly unique. She avoids posting recipes for recycled and trendy dishes, and always checks if the recipe she thought of already exists somewhere else. That’s why her blog is perfect for vegans who are always in the mood for a culinary adventure, and 345,000 Instagram followers already put their trust in her.

When it comes to separate dishes, Rabbit and Wolves features everything from main courses to desserts. Since making comfort foods happens to be Hartmann’s priority, you’ll find many pasta, tofu, and sandwich recipes on her blog, and each one is more delicious than the last.

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With Food + Love

With her award-winning blog, the Dallas-based Sher Castellano is a well-known plant-based chef. The former health coach suffers from stage four endometriosis and explores topics of chronic illness and healing with her anti-inflammatory recipes and honest writings.

Her blog has been featured in Better Homes and Gardens, Buzzfeed, Food and Wine, and many more. Soothing aloe cucumber agua fresca or creamy risotto with sautéed spring vegetables are just some of her delicious recipes.

Cookie and Kate

Cookie and Kate is a human-dog duo who started a blog in 2010. The self-taught photographer and cook from Kansas City daydreams about new recipes. Creamy roasted cauliflower soup is just one of the many popular recipes she provides.

Grateful Grazer

Stephanie McKercher is the person behind her blog called Grateful Grazer. The registered dietitian nutritionist, recipe developer, blogger, photographer, and media spokesperson for like-minded food and wellness brands focuses on plant-based meals. “I want to make sustainable living easier and more enjoyable for my readers,” McKercher says.

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Hartmann is a classically trained pastry chef who started her food blog with a mission to prove there’s no dish she can’t make vegan. Many of her recipes are inspired by classic American fare, which she reimagined for her fellow vegans by using 100% plant-based ingredients.

It’s extremely important for Hartmann’s that her recipes are truly unique. She avoids posting recipes for recycled and trendy dishes, and always checks if the recipe she thought of already exists somewhere else. That’s why her blog is perfect for vegans who are always in the mood for a culinary adventure, and 345,000 Instagram followers already put their trust in her.

When it comes to separate dishes, Rabbit and Wolves features everything from main courses to desserts. Since making comfort foods happens to be Hartmann’s priority, you’ll find many pasta, tofu, and sandwich recipes on her blog, and each one is more delicious than the last.

The post Rabbit and Wolves is a Great Source of Recipes for Vegan Comfort Foods appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.

With Food + Love

With her award-winning blog, the Dallas-based Sher Castellano is a well-known plant-based chef. The former health coach suffers from stage four endometriosis and explores topics of chronic illness and healing with her anti-inflammatory recipes and honest writings.

Her blog has been featured in Better Homes and Gardens, Buzzfeed, Food and Wine, and many more. Soothing aloe cucumber agua fresca or creamy risotto with sautéed spring vegetables are just some of her delicious recipes.

Cookie and Kate

Cookie and Kate is a human-dog duo who started a blog in 2010. The self-taught photographer and cook from Kansas City daydreams about new recipes. Creamy roasted cauliflower soup is just one of the many popular recipes she provides.

Grateful Grazer

Stephanie McKercher is the person behind her blog called Grateful Grazer. The registered dietitian nutritionist, recipe developer, blogger, photographer, and media spokesperson for like-minded food and wellness brands focuses on plant-based meals. “I want to make sustainable living easier and more enjoyable for my readers,” McKercher says.

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