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Looking for egg free cooking/baking? You have come to the right place. Egg makes baking so easy but I have taken challene of baking without egg and I have been cooking/baking without egg for so many years now and I will be sharing my passion here for my eggless recipes. These recipes are tested and works great but feel free to ask questions. The very first thing, you want to learn is about egg substitutes. I have shared list of used to replace egg and if you know other substitutes, please share here so it can help many others.

Here you will find simple and innovative eggless vegetarian and vegan cooking recipes from cuisines around the world. You can also request recipes and I will try my best to post recipes here. I love to learn and share so don’t forget to share recipes of yours as well.

Many people ask me a question, why without egg? There are many reasons for not using egg such as some people are alergic to egg and some do not eat due to religeous belief. I personally don’t like taste and smell of eggs. So far, I had success in most recipes. Everytime, I try something, comes out perfect. I had couple of disaster as well but I learned lot out of those failures as well.

I keep visitng natural and health department stores for something new. Many health stores carry products that you can’t find in supermarkets. So try to find store near you and cooking will get more interesting for you.

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No-bake, Vegan, Gluten-free Oat Cookies

Tasty no-bake cookies made with rolled oat, peanut butter and maple syrup. Other optional ingredients are vanilla bean paste, and can be jazz up with cranberries or raisins, sunflower seeds, or even chocolate chip.

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No-bake Vegan Gluten-free Cookies

These cookies are made flourless, dairy butter-free and no refine sugar. Now, when I say no-bake, they still have to be closed to baked cookies! And pay close attention to ingredients, I prefer to use quality organic ingredients(See below). They are all super quick , easy, delicious, and allow you to skip the oven. No Bake Cookies come together in a matter of minutes without turning the oven on. They’re quick, delicious and sure to be a big hit!

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Flax Egg – Heart of a Vegan Vegetarian Baker

You must be thinking, what exactly is a flax egg? A flax egg is a vegan egg substitute, that is made up of ground flax seeds and water. The second question you might have is how to use flax egg? Well, as my title say, flax egg is a heart of a vegan vegetarian baker. So basically, you can use flax eggs in any recipes that calls for real egg.

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Carrot Truffles – Gajar Laddus or Ladoo

These yummy looking Carrot Truffles are my favorite as they are so quick and easy to make. Not only that you can customize it so easily with healthier options. Carrot is one of my favorite vegetable to use in desserts for its natural color and sweetness. You can definitely use other veggies like Beet, and Bottle gourd(Dudhi or Lauki). Some colorful nutritions fruits and veggies are perfect for making natural flavored colored desserts and treat.

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Bhakri or Bhakhri – Gujarati Flat Bread

Bhakri is a round flat unleavened bread often used in the cuisine of the state of mainly Maharashtra, but also in Gujarat, Goa etc. in India but is also common in western and central India, especially in the states of Rajasthan, Malwa, Goa, and Karnataka. It is coarser than a roti. It can be either soft or hard in texture, similar to Khakhra in respect to hardness. When I want to serve Bhakri with Masala Chai(Indian Tea), I make little crispy but if I wish to serve with Sabji, I make it soft.