These breakfast bars are portable baked oatmeal bars, filled with quick-cooking oats, pecans, and raisins. Sweet but not too sweet these oatmeal raisin pecan breakfast bars are perfect for a grab and go breakfast or a midday snack. They’re nice and soft and taste great with a cup of coffee or tea. Easy to make and a great snack when your feeling that afternoon slump. Make them at the beginning of the week. Then you’ll have a grab and go breakfast for those busy days or snack ready-to-go for the week. So give these breakfast bars a try and start your day off right.

Chocolate and peanut butter are made for each other. Personally, my love for the pair has a lot to do with the delectable combination of sweet and salty. These made from scratch vegan brownies with peanut butter swirls will send your taste buds in a tizzy. So if you’re in the mood for something salty and sweet give these peanut butter swirl vegan brownies a try.

This vegan enchiladas recipe is a plant-based twist on the authentic Mexican food staple. A lentil filling that is packed full of flavor rolled up in a flour tortilla and topped with a homemade enchilada sauce. The casserole is baked until the cheese is hot and melted. Vegan enchiladas is an easy casserole dish made to feed a crowd. The lentils are sauteed in bold spices for maximum flavor inside a warmed flour tortilla. Then smothered with a homemade enchilada sauce. It’s a delicious meal that can be prepared ahead of time on busy or for special occasions.

Sometimes things can get hectic towards the end of the week. You don’t have the energy or time to put together a meal and end up ordering out. But, that can get expensive and fast food isn’t always the healthiest. During those situations, that’s when meals that can be prepared ahead of time or in large batches for leftovers come in handy. And that’s one of my favorite things about lasagna, you can make it one day and can have it the next.

So one thing I don’t enjoy doing when cooking is frying. I always seem to make a mess and get oil everywhere or burn my self. Even though I’m not a fan of frying, I still love the crispy crunch they have. With that being said I present to you my delicious vegan katsu curry with baked tofu. Above all the tofu has that crispy crunch without the hassle of frying. While my little sister was in town I made this for her and she enjoyed it and she’s not even a vegan or a vegetarian. This curry is packed full of flavor and pairs perfectly with the baked tofu katsu. So if your craving some katsu curry give this recipe a try.