Being a vegan can be a fulfilling and compassionate lifestyle choice. If you’re looking for inspiration as a vegan, here are a few suggestions:
- Explore plant-based recipes: Look for vegan cookbooks, websites, and blogs that offer a wide variety of tasty plant-based recipes. Experiment with different ingredients and flavours to keep your meals exciting and delicious.
- Follow vegan influencers: Follow vegan people on social media platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok. They often share their experiences, recipes, meal ideas, and tips for living a vegan lifestyle.
- Join vegan communities: Join online vegan communities or local vegan meet-up groups. These platforms allow you to connect with like-minded individuals, exchange ideas, and get inspired by their experiences.
- Visit vegan-friendly restaurants: When possible, explore vegan-friendly restaurants in your area. Trying new dishes and experiencing the creativity of vegan chefs can inspire you to try new recipes at home.
- Attend vegan events: Look for vegan events, fairs, and festivals in your region. These gatherings often feature cooking demonstrations, educational talks, and opportunities to connect with other vegans.
- Educate yourself: Read books, watch documentaries, and listen to podcasts about veganism, animal rights, and the environmental impact of animal agriculture. This knowledge can deepen your understanding and inspire you to live your vegan lifestyle more passionately.
Remember, getting inspiration as a vegan is a personal journey. Find what resonates with you, stay connected with the vegan community, and explore the vast array of plant-based foods and resources available.
So, on to the show… we start this show by introducing a wonderful book called the “One Pot Vegan” by Roxy Pope and Ben Pook, we made a wonderful single dish fish and chips, truly easy and tasty.
- There are so many places you can get your vegan inspiration from, and in this episode we talk about a whole range of ideas including:
- Books (please see our booklist at the end of this post close brackets
- Magazines
- Online recipes including Podcasts, blogs, YouTube and BBC Good Food guide
- Newspaper cuttings
- The waitress magazine
- Vegetable suppliers
- Veganising non vegan recipes
- Shows and exhibitions
- Restaurants
- Lunch and supper club
- Meal order kits
- Supermarkets
- Travel
Remember, creativity thrives when you’re open to experimentation, so don’t be afraid to think outside the box, play with flavours, and have fun in the kitchen!