Das stimmt so auch nicht ganz. Es sind beides Rundkornreissorten, welche einen ähnlichen Stärkegehalt besitzen. Das hat auf jeden Fall meine Recherche ergeben, als ich mich mal schlau gemacht habe^^
I LOVE how this recipes are gradually becoming healthier without losing any flavor. Hands down one of the best food channels in RUclips. (Yeah, not just vegan cooking channels, that's how great Mina is)
@@MsKatieBo I completely agree that veganism isn't about health, I became vegan for animal rights. I was just saying that living a healthier life is also better for veganism. Hope you have a nice day!
I dont know if its weird but im not even vegan but i love watching your videos, your voice is so soft and kind and your recipes always look very delicious and interesting
man i aspire, i live in america and ive dreamed of living somewhere in the uk (most likely germany since i’ve family there) because everything is so much closer together. here almost nobody rides a bike places and everyone owns a car since work and shops can be hours away
i don’t know how easy it is to find an older vegan cookbook, but i think it could be interesting if you tested some more vegan recipes from the 80s or so (like the nooch pancakes from a few weeks ago) :) just to see what that looked like in pre-avocado-toast-times!:)
I saw an old vegan cookbook somewhere that had an overcooked whole cauliflower that had some tomato sauce drizzled on top in the cover. Madw me really sad for the past white vegans that this was the pinnacle of their cuisine 🤣 (Saying white vegans coz it looked like from the Facebook page "white recipes that trigger white people" aka seasoning is your friend)
I have an old Cranks book and "The Bean Book" - both quite earnest like the vibe was to FEEEEL THE FIBRE coursing through your veins, which was why I got them as I love pulses and trad whole foods.
So happy to see you use gochujang! One of my fave ways to use it is to make a dip/sauce called ssamjang: 1/4c miso paste (or doenjang), 1 tsp sesame oil, 1 tbsp brown sugar, 1 tbsp gochujang (or to taste), and garlic powder to taste. Just mix it up and it keeps in the fridge for weeks! I dip cucumber spears in it for a spicy sweet refreshing snack, and have it on the side for any meat/rice dishes to enhance the flavor.
My favourite quick lunch is cheesey pasta! I boil pasta (never the right amount because does anyone) then drain 90% of the water when cooked. Add quite a lot of nutritional yeast, salt, pepper, garlic powder and chilli flakes to the pot, add extra virgin olive oil and stir. Done! Sometimes I add some mustard too or some vegan cream to make it creamier. So good 😍
"Es ist das gleiche. Oder... dasselbe." Pointing out this issue about German shows a lot understanding about the language ;) THANK YOU, there is so much to love about this video and this was just one thing.
Polenta is considered the "food of the poor" in Argentina (such a stupid thought). You have no idea how happy you make me everytime you show you enjoy eating it. Appreciate you so much Mina, thank you for aaall the ideas!
Well but it's actually true. I'm Italian and my grandparents were very very poor. They had chickens of course but for theirs eggs, so no meat, no fish, sometimes even no bread. Polenta was the only thing they can made for themselves cause it's literally just corn flour and water. If they were lucky, some cheese with polenta, otherwise plain.
Random "Fact" For all the German Viewers😇 Wenn man die Vegane Salami von Mühlenhof in der Pfanne anbrät schmeckt sie wie Speckt! Haha falls das jemanden interessiert 😅 LG❤
I've recently been making vegan egg subsitute with moong dal (split yellow lentils). Usually I use it to make mini omlettes for my cream cheese bagel (+ sriracha mayo). Best way to start a morning if you ask me.
Mina is my guide when it comes to vegan Food in Germany! It’s all thanks to you that I wasn’t that worried about food at all. Thank you so much Mina 🥰😘
My holy go to meal recipe: (I call it mine because I found it while experimenting but there can be a similar recipe outhere) Cut some peeled potatoes into square pieces then boil it until they get soft enough to eat it. Then put some Olive oil ,a spoon of turmeric, thyme and salt and mix them with potatoes (heating is not neccessary) I prefer to eat it with Rice and lemon juice on top and it is so delicious and cozy in winter 🌻 it is a very verstyle recipe so you can add whatever you want according to your taste ❤
Do it! It has so many benefits u not only learn so many new things ab cooking, you also help yourself the animals and the whole planet SM.. if you‘re interested in it, there are very interesting documentaries ab it on Netflix like Cow/Seaspiracy, the Gamechangers or What the health
Please try this salad, this will make you fall in love with arugula: A handful of arugula Cheese from your taste / choice For the dressing: Extra virgin olive oil Garlic Soya sauce Spicy sauce One lemon juice Salt Pepper Pomegranate molasses You can on top the following: Mushroom Apple slices Nuts Bread crumbs Some tofu Some vegan nuggets And you can also make some quinoa and add it to the salad
Adding apple cider vinegar to the tomatoes before putting them on the pesto toast is super yummy too! I usually dice my tomatoes, put them in a bowl with the vinegar, salt and pepper, and then put them on the toast :)
I saw the upload last night when I was in bed and I thought “do I really wanna watch this now and get hungry while trying to sleep? I’m too tired.” So here I am in the morning lol
even if someone is not vegan, these are amazing recipes to get in that extra vegetable content AND reduce meat and dairy intake by even a little, thank you for the lovely recipes, I am definitely making arugula pesto!
I just discovered your channel and although I’m not even vegan I’m so excited to try some of your recipes! Also, I‘m so shook at the fact that you are German? Your English is perfect!
Try having dates with a side dip of tahini (with your coffee cup?10/10). This is my favourite snack especially if you need a big boost of energy! This is also a traditional snack here in Saudi served with Arabic coffee. Sending you love from Saudi 💞💞
I made the BEST tomato lentil spread today, it was super easy :) Saute about 1 small white onion and a clove of garlic then add 1/2 cup dried red lentils (washed) with 1 cup of vegetable stock for about 12-15 minutes until the lentils have absorbed all the water (make sure you stir in the last 5 minutes as the lentils will begin to stick to the bottom of the pan). Just fyi, the lentils go really solid when they cool down, so it might be an idea to let it cool for a bit so you can adjust the mix to get the consistency you like. Add the cooked lentils to a food processor with 1- 1&1/2 tbsp tomato puree, 4-5 sundried tomatoes, 1-2 tbsp nutritional yeast and paprika, cumin, turmeric, lemon juice, white wine vinegar, salt, pepper and mixed herbs to taste :) it would probably be quite nice with a bit of cayenne pepper or chilli too
You kept making recipes that are very famous in my family and I kept wondering why our recipes were so similar when most people haven't even heard of polenta but then I realized it is because my family is german-argentine so now I know lots of recipes came with my family all the way from Germany.
You can use Milchreis as a cheaper alternative for sushi rice, but they aren't the same :-) Sushi rice keeps more bite, while milchreis desolves, and gets "mushier" than sushirice. Apart form that: love your meal Ideas! So many awesome inspirations!
loved the British 'rocket' do love the word arugula though (letting my fellow Brits down there), man that melty cheeze and golden brown bread of the toastie could give life! looks super delicious 😍😍😍 awesome sauce video, as always 🦋 your picnics are so cute, hope you have a lovely day, thankyou!! 🌻
Heeey! So since you like white wine vinegar so much, you should make it yourself! It’s a great way to use leftover wine (both red and white). Just add it to unpasteurized apple cider vinegar and let it ferment for a few weeks with a tea towel or coffee filter as a lid and that’s literally it. You can keep adding the little bits of leftover wine pretty much forever!
4 of these were more like a breakfast or dinner, def need something more sustainable for lunch. Also it's interesting to see how little you eat, I would definitely still be hungry after those. :D
haha just at the right moment, ive been eating bread and porridge for days because I don't have the energy or the motivation to cook😂. Thanks this is very helpful🥺❤️
Wir haben exakt das gleiche Rucola-"Problem" und auch die gleiche Lösung :) mache auch immer Pesto draus. Tipp: Eine entkernte Chili und etwas Koriander geben dem Pesto noch einen anderen Twist.
Ich glaube bei Kimbap benutzt man immer geröstetes Sesamöl (es sah in Video jetzt so aus, als hättest du Normales genommen). Das hat einen total intensiven Geschmack und man braucht davon nur ganz wenig :) Ich denke damit klappen solche Reisbällchen besser, denn dann wird der Reis nicht so ölig, weil man ja weniger benutzt.
Excellent video beautiful, lovely & creative Mina and lunch recipes but I would have the chickpea pancakes for breakfast 😋 Sending love🥰 to Mina from Scotland.
I am really interested in veganism. I hardly can imagine myself not eating meat but I really would like to try it for myself. What would you say are the essentials to have in the kitchen to cook vegan meals? Ps: I have been watching your videos for a long time and I just love them! Your voice is so calming 💜
Hi there! I’ve been meat free for over 7 years. My staples have *definitely* changed so much over the years, it truly depends on what you enjoy. I’d recommend Pinterest for ideas! There’s also sooo many vegan RUclipsrs. Personally I would recommend keeping a good assortment of spices (garlic, onion, poultry seasoning, Italian), nutritional yeast for that cheesy flavour, tofu if you prefer, soy sauce & broth (good marinades!), tons of frozen veg, some canned beans for when you have no time, dried for when you do, rices, nondairy milks (I get mine bulk from the pantry section at cosco), cashews for recipes, black salt if you want to try tofu eggs, and a bunch of random vegan friendly substitutes! It may seem expensive at first, but that’s because direct substitutes can be pricey. When you first go vegan it’s important you make your transition manageable. Direct substitutes (ex. vegan chicken) can be a less scary start for many, and once you feel confident you can try going more wholesome to lower the costs! I ate vegan substitutes everyday for a while, now I only have them every couple of days (besides like vegan butter and mayo). Some may prefer to go cold (vegan) turkey, haha, or others to slowly transition. It may be a good idea to make a meal plan at first to take away the feeling of being lost. It’s also important to familiarize yourself on the vitamins and nutrients you may be limiting while transitioning (calcium, b12, vit D, iron, omega 3s & 6s). Tons of vegans take b12 supplements or sprays for the ease of it. Personally, I order vegan multi vitamins off of lucky vitamin. Everyone’s journey is different, and I wish you the best on yours! Thank you for thinking about the animals and environment:)
"Milchreis is das selbe wie Sushireis"
*Mindblown*
Never knew that
Das stimmt so auch nicht ganz. Es sind beides Rundkornreissorten, welche einen ähnlichen Stärkegehalt besitzen. Das hat auf jeden Fall meine Recherche ergeben, als ich mich mal schlau gemacht habe^^
Same like tf ?!
Is milchreis the same as rice for rice pudding? :)
@Lieze Heylen
Milchreis means rice pudding. (At least that's what my British husband calls Milchreis.) So, yes it should be the rice for rice pudding.
If Vacc💉nes are Good for us, Why do they have so many things in them that are bad for us 🤔❓
I LOVE how this recipes are gradually becoming healthier without losing any flavor.
Hands down one of the best food channels in RUclips.
(Yeah, not just vegan cooking channels, that's how great Mina is)
Omg thank you so much seriously
I thought that vegans are usually mad when people implies that vegan is mostly healthy that it's not the point. The animal rights and environment is.
@@MsKatieBo You can be vegan and just eat vegan processed junk foods which isn't healthy so no it's not about health but animals and the environment.
@@MsKatieBo I completely agree that veganism isn't about health, I became vegan for animal rights.
I was just saying that living a healthier life is also better for veganism.
Hope you have a nice day!
@@arisuwatermelon5414 Some vegans are only vegan for health reasons though. Veganism can be for health, animal rights and/or the environment
I dont know if its weird but im not even vegan but i love watching your videos, your voice is so soft and kind and your recipes always look very delicious and interesting
Literally you said what I wanted to say hahaha okay I’m not alone that’s comforting😂
I’m nit vegan but these are decently healthy
"take my bike to a shop like a grownup" lmaaoo that's me with everything
Sameee I‘m so glad I live in Switzerland ‼️‼️❤️
Adulting is hard ^^
Ich auch und ich bin 40 😑
@@jasminfrey8305 ч, ч.,
man i aspire, i live in america and ive dreamed of living somewhere in the uk (most likely germany since i’ve family there) because everything is so much closer together. here almost nobody rides a bike places and everyone owns a car since work and shops can be hours away
i don’t know how easy it is to find an older vegan cookbook, but i think it could be interesting if you tested some more vegan recipes from the 80s or so (like the nooch pancakes from a few weeks ago) :)
just to see what that looked like in pre-avocado-toast-times!:)
That‘s such a good idea!! Thank you!!!
I had a vegetarian cookbook from the 90s, and it was very heavy on tofu and nuts (like nutballs in tomato sauce, nut roast, etc.).
This would be so cool!!
I saw an old vegan cookbook somewhere that had an overcooked whole cauliflower that had some tomato sauce drizzled on top in the cover.
Madw me really sad for the past white vegans that this was the pinnacle of their cuisine 🤣
(Saying white vegans coz it looked like from the Facebook page "white recipes that trigger white people" aka seasoning is your friend)
I have an old Cranks book and "The Bean Book" - both quite earnest like the vibe was to FEEEEL THE FIBRE coursing through your veins, which was why I got them as I love pulses and trad whole foods.
The fact that this videos are my comfort videos at this point says so much about me...
So happy to see you use gochujang! One of my fave ways to use it is to make a dip/sauce called ssamjang: 1/4c miso paste (or doenjang), 1 tsp sesame oil, 1 tbsp brown sugar, 1 tbsp gochujang (or to taste), and garlic powder to taste. Just mix it up and it keeps in the fridge for weeks!
I dip cucumber spears in it for a spicy sweet refreshing snack, and have it on the side for any meat/rice dishes to enhance the flavor.
mina's voice is so calming 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
My favourite quick lunch is cheesey pasta! I boil pasta (never the right amount because does anyone) then drain 90% of the water when cooked. Add quite a lot of nutritional yeast, salt, pepper, garlic powder and chilli flakes to the pot, add extra virgin olive oil and stir. Done! Sometimes I add some mustard too or some vegan cream to make it creamier. So good 😍
"Es ist das gleiche. Oder... dasselbe."
Pointing out this issue about German shows a lot understanding about the language ;)
THANK YOU, there is so much to love about this video and this was just one thing.
Polenta is considered the "food of the poor" in Argentina (such a stupid thought). You have no idea how happy you make me everytime you show you enjoy eating it. Appreciate you so much Mina, thank you for aaall the ideas!
Well but it's actually true. I'm Italian and my grandparents were very very poor. They had chickens of course but for theirs eggs, so no meat, no fish, sometimes even no bread. Polenta was the only thing they can made for themselves cause it's literally just corn flour and water. If they were lucky, some cheese with polenta, otherwise plain.
I love polenta, it's so tasty and you can do so many variants :)
Same in Europe.
Random "Fact" For all the German Viewers😇 Wenn man die Vegane Salami von Mühlenhof in der Pfanne anbrät schmeckt sie wie Speckt! Haha falls das jemanden interessiert 😅 LG❤
OHA danke
Danke!!
I've recently been making vegan egg subsitute with moong dal (split yellow lentils). Usually I use it to make mini omlettes for my cream cheese bagel (+ sriracha mayo). Best way to start a morning if you ask me.
Mina is my guide when it comes to vegan Food in Germany! It’s all thanks to you that I wasn’t that worried about food at all. Thank you so much Mina 🥰😘
My holy go to meal recipe: (I call it mine because I found it while experimenting but there can be a similar recipe outhere)
Cut some peeled potatoes into square pieces then boil it until they get soft enough to eat it. Then put some Olive oil ,a spoon of turmeric, thyme and salt and mix them with potatoes (heating is not neccessary) I prefer to eat it with Rice and lemon juice on top and it is so delicious and cozy in winter 🌻 it is a very verstyle recipe so you can add whatever you want according to your taste ❤
Have been a vegetarian all my life, but sincerely considering turning vegan after watching this video. Inspiring and interesting
Do it! It has so many benefits u not only learn so many new things ab cooking, you also help yourself the animals and the whole planet SM.. if you‘re interested in it, there are very interesting documentaries ab it on Netflix like Cow/Seaspiracy, the Gamechangers or What the health
I love that you always add fun facts and stories about your life to the recipe videos😍
These are exactly the kind of recipes people really need! 😍💚
Just when I was getting tired of eating crackers and hummus, thank you Mina😊❤️
Crackers and hummus r yummy 😋
@@Loveforreligion Agreed 😂 but we need ✨v a r i a t i o n s✨
@@shambhavisharma2592 True lol 💃
You should make a cookbook! :)
xx
You literally are the most creative recipe developer ever!!! Sweet and beautiful!!
your videos always inspire me to eat healthier!!!
Please try this salad, this will make you fall in love with arugula:
A handful of arugula
Cheese from your taste / choice
For the dressing:
Extra virgin olive oil
Garlic
Soya sauce
Spicy sauce
One lemon juice
Salt
Pepper
Pomegranate molasses
You can on top the following:
Mushroom
Apple slices
Nuts
Bread crumbs
Some tofu
Some vegan nuggets
And you can also make some quinoa and add it to the salad
Adding apple cider vinegar to the tomatoes before putting them on the pesto toast is super yummy too! I usually dice my tomatoes, put them in a bowl with the vinegar, salt and pepper, and then put them on the toast :)
you deserve more recognition for your channel
omg the way you said rocket was so adorable!! Thank you so much from a UK fan who always forgets what arugula is!
In my country, we call it ruccola
Why do I keep doing this to myself and watch your videos while I'm hungry?
I’m sorry 😂❤️
I saw the upload last night when I was in bed and I thought “do I really wanna watch this now and get hungry while trying to sleep? I’m too tired.” So here I am in the morning lol
@@wonderlust1308 good self control haha
@@nadines_moments I mean it was tempting, but thanks ha. I have to have a full stomach watching these sort of videos
This is exactly what I needed! I literally searched up this type of video this morning and now you uploaded one!
even if someone is not vegan, these are amazing recipes to get in that extra vegetable content AND reduce meat and dairy intake by even a little, thank you for the lovely recipes, I am definitely making arugula pesto!
I just discovered your channel and although I’m not even vegan I’m so excited to try some of your recipes!
Also, I‘m so shook at the fact that you are German? Your English is perfect!
Ich liebe den Style deiner Videos soooooo sehr!
Kurz, auf den Punkt, super veranschaulicht.
❤️
oh danke dir! :)
Gosh that tahini is from Turkey! Yay, I don't know why but as a Turkish girl this just made my day!! :)
2:18 okey: Hey new pan! Welcome to Mina's channel, how nice that you're here!
Try having dates with a side dip of tahini (with your coffee cup?10/10). This is my favourite snack especially if you need a big boost of energy!
This is also a traditional snack here in Saudi served with Arabic coffee.
Sending you love from Saudi 💞💞
Hi, one of my favorite healthy snacks to have is Greek yogurt with peanut butter, topped off with some chocolate granola. It's really good!
and my evening is already better 😊 omg yes I have some leftover rice so sesame rice balls - here I come!
I made the BEST tomato lentil spread today, it was super easy :)
Saute about 1 small white onion and a clove of garlic then add 1/2 cup dried red lentils (washed) with 1 cup of vegetable stock for about 12-15 minutes until the lentils have absorbed all the water (make sure you stir in the last 5 minutes as the lentils will begin to stick to the bottom of the pan). Just fyi, the lentils go really solid when they cool down, so it might be an idea to let it cool for a bit so you can adjust the mix to get the consistency you like.
Add the cooked lentils to a food processor with 1- 1&1/2 tbsp tomato puree, 4-5 sundried tomatoes, 1-2 tbsp nutritional yeast and paprika, cumin, turmeric, lemon juice, white wine vinegar, salt, pepper and mixed herbs to taste :) it would probably be quite nice with a bit of cayenne pepper or chilli too
Omg so funny when you said "Rocket". I thank you on behalf of the UK for the representation. 🤣
i feel seen :')
Omg yes, I came to the comment section to see if anyone else picked up on that. I’ve replayed it multiple times (I think I found it too funny) 😂
You kept making recipes that are very famous in my family and I kept wondering why our recipes were so similar when most people haven't even heard of polenta but then I realized it is because my family is german-argentine so now I know lots of recipes came with my family all the way from Germany.
You can use Milchreis as a cheaper alternative for sushi rice, but they aren't the same :-) Sushi rice keeps more bite, while milchreis desolves, and gets "mushier" than sushirice.
Apart form that: love your meal Ideas! So many awesome inspirations!
Literally the best cooking account on here!!
loved the British 'rocket' do love the word arugula though (letting my fellow Brits down there), man that melty cheeze and golden brown bread of the toastie could give life! looks super delicious 😍😍😍 awesome sauce video, as always 🦋 your picnics are so cute, hope you have a lovely day, thankyou!! 🌻
Her voice is so calming
Ikr i mean i wish to have my own workspace tooo its sucha diff life to have ur own desk and chair!
Heeey! So since you like white wine vinegar so much, you should make it yourself! It’s a great way to use leftover wine (both red and white). Just add it to unpasteurized apple cider vinegar and let it ferment for a few weeks with a tea towel or coffee filter as a lid and that’s literally it. You can keep adding the little bits of leftover wine pretty much forever!
as a korean, i loved your last menu so much
There's a name for those rice balls -- it's actually a Korean snack called "fist rice". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumeok-bap
ahh wie bist du auf meine Musik gekommen, haha danke danke danke
Oh hi!! City Lights läuft bei mir seit Tagen in Dauerschleife musste es als Intro benutzen haha mach weiter so
can't stop watching your videos!
THAT pesto!!! 😍 Man, I always end up with a bunch of rubella and I don't know what to do with it! Thanks Mina 😋🌱🥯
Lunch no. 1 hat mich ganz schön neugierig gemacht 😋 Bin eigentlich auch kein Rucola Fan aber Pesto mag ich sehr gerne. Going to give it a try 👩🏻🍳
Mina's voice is so soothing
Hello Mina, have you ever saw Alice Phoebe Lou playing at Treptower Park?? She's a wonderful singer and she often plays there ;)
Love all these ideas! Your videos are always so relaxing to watch
4 of these were more like a breakfast or dinner, def need something more sustainable for lunch. Also it's interesting to see how little you eat, I would definitely still be hungry after those. :D
the arugula struggle ist too real! if i buy any i always know i'll be having it with *every* meal
ahhhh another video from mina!! I'm always so excited and I wanted to thank you for all the great videos you make for us!!! They're so so helpful.
Love, love love all these recipes!! Can't wait to try them. 🇿🇦💕
haha just at the right moment, ive been eating bread and porridge for days because I don't have the energy or the motivation to cook😂. Thanks this is very helpful🥺❤️
I’m not vegan, but Mina’s recipes are still one of my go-to meal plans!
If you see this, thank you for your amazing videos!
oml you HAVE to try baked oatmeal, life-changing xx
those rice balls look amazing. i need to try that one out!
As an arabic person, i have been eating date and Tahini probably everyday in my life haha it’s the best snack
You’re a genius! I have some spinach and arugula that’s seen better days. I’ll definitely be making some pesto tomorrow.
Wow perfekt look the chickpea pancakes😍
Wir haben exakt das gleiche Rucola-"Problem" und auch die gleiche Lösung :) mache auch immer Pesto draus. Tipp: Eine entkernte Chili und etwas Koriander geben dem Pesto noch einen anderen Twist.
i tried the arugula pesto pasta and i really liked it ^^, thanks for the recipe ❤
I love your recipes, are so easy, and vegan and healthy 😊
Great video! Can you tell us about the new pan you used? :) Looks very useful!
everyone already knows this but i’m new here…
mina is so pretty i can’t stop looking at her
Awesome! Some good recipes for this week! Thx Mina!! 🧡❤️
we need that gorgeous smoothie bowl recipe!!
The food you made looks so fantastic …😀
great ideas! thank you for sharing 😀
Ich glaube bei Kimbap benutzt man immer geröstetes Sesamöl (es sah in Video jetzt so aus, als hättest du Normales genommen). Das hat einen total intensiven Geschmack und man braucht davon nur ganz wenig :) Ich denke damit klappen solche Reisbällchen besser, denn dann wird der Reis nicht so ölig, weil man ja weniger benutzt.
yo, you’re amazing
you’re inspiring me a lot :3
Omg mina deine Rezepte sind so amazing, really like your taste and aesthetic mashallah haha
Mach weiter so, keep it clean and healthy🕊
Thank you for this new yummy video! Love your channel! 💙
omg your voice is sooo amazing and soft and relaxing and so beautiful
te amo mucho, thanks for existing 😤
Oof that oatmeal recipe looks like a great comfort food!
Wow great ideas! Thank you! What kind of food processor is that?
these all look so delicious (as always)
Ahhh I'm so happy you finally bought Arabic tahini 😍😍
your channel is OG love it
Hey Mina🤗
Maybe you could do a 'kitchen-organizing' or something?
I would really like to see that
Love from Munich
Loving your recipes and thank you for supporting veganism!!!!
I'm in loooove with your channel! You are so talented. I wanna try all your recipes :D ✨ Greetings from Paris 💕
Excellent video beautiful, lovely & creative Mina and lunch recipes but I would have the chickpea pancakes for breakfast 😋 Sending love🥰 to Mina from Scotland.
wow they taste amazing thank u for the recipes
Recipes never disappoint :)
Oh this looks delicious 👍😊
By the way, it is really recommended to let the chickpea dough (pancakes) sit for at least 1hr for better digestion before adding it to the pan
I am really interested in veganism. I hardly can imagine myself not eating meat but I really would like to try it for myself. What would you say are the essentials to have in the kitchen to cook vegan meals?
Ps: I have been watching your videos for a long time and I just love them! Your voice is so calming 💜
Hi there! I’ve been meat free for over 7 years. My staples have *definitely* changed so much over the years, it truly depends on what you enjoy. I’d recommend Pinterest for ideas! There’s also sooo many vegan RUclipsrs. Personally I would recommend keeping a good assortment of spices (garlic, onion, poultry seasoning, Italian), nutritional yeast for that cheesy flavour, tofu if you prefer, soy sauce & broth (good marinades!), tons of frozen veg, some canned beans for when you have no time, dried for when you do, rices, nondairy milks (I get mine bulk from the pantry section at cosco), cashews for recipes, black salt if you want to try tofu eggs, and a bunch of random vegan friendly substitutes! It may seem expensive at first, but that’s because direct substitutes can be pricey. When you first go vegan it’s important you make your transition manageable. Direct substitutes (ex. vegan chicken) can be a less scary start for many, and once you feel confident you can try going more wholesome to lower the costs! I ate vegan substitutes everyday for a while, now I only have them every couple of days (besides like vegan butter and mayo). Some may prefer to go cold (vegan) turkey, haha, or others to slowly transition. It may be a good idea to make a meal plan at first to take away the feeling of being lost. It’s also important to familiarize yourself on the vitamins and nutrients you may be limiting while transitioning (calcium, b12, vit D, iron, omega 3s & 6s). Tons of vegans take b12 supplements or sprays for the ease of it. Personally, I order vegan multi vitamins off of lucky vitamin. Everyone’s journey is different, and I wish you the best on yours! Thank you for thinking about the animals and environment:)
Yummy! New subbie. Learned about you in the comments section of another RUclipsr. 😍
Your videos are the best!! It's nice seeing your beautiful face more now too 😊
Diese Reisbälle sehen so lecker aus omg 😱 muss ich nachmachen!!
Yasss perfect timing❤️
I’m not Webern but u try to eat relatively healthy so this helped a lot!
Thank you for the cheese recipe. It is amazing