Reddit | Vegan Baking
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This is a place to share recipes, suggestions and of course advice. Naturally it is open to both vegan and non vegan folks. This is a place for people of all dietary habits to come and learn about baking.
Reddit | Vegan Baking
2d ago
Sundays are for baking! This carrot cake is super easy to make and works perfectly as a dessert, indulgent snack, or weekend breakfast!
Recipe: https://ourplantbasedworld.com/moist-carrot-loaf-cake/
submitted by /u/OurPlantBasedWorld
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Reddit | Vegan Baking
2d ago
submitted by /u/Pineapple_throw_105
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Reddit | Vegan Baking
2d ago
Are there any vegan bakery owners or bakery owners who sell vegan products in this sub? I'm curious if you're going out of your way to use organic sugar instead of refined sugar that potentially uses animal bones during processing, or if this is not a concern when labeling an item as vegan. I use regular ol Domino sugar for my bakes at home, mostly to save a few bucks, but was wondering what professionals do.
Thank you in advance for your reply!
submitted by /u/tiresomedreams
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Reddit | Vegan Baking
2d ago
Where do you put your baking stuff like flour, baking soda, chocolate chips etc. I am not good at organizing so thats y I ask and I would like to see what other people do.
submitted by /u/AppleClementine
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Reddit | Vegan Baking
2d ago
For those who have not tried it yet, I wanted to describe the outcome. This is a sour cream coffee cake (all vegan) that called for 2 large eggs. I used 6 tablespoons of the chick pea liquid from the can (no whipping). I didn't use any other egg substitute. It came out SO GOOD! Exactly the texture one expects from a coffee cake, but more moist. Can't wait to try it with more baked goods! Give it a try! ?
*Didn't put much effort into the presentation, sorry ?
submitted by /u/SallyThinks
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