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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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Instant Quinoa Oats and Lentil Dosa.

Instant, no fermented quinoa, Oat dosa with lentils is a healthy and crispy dosa. Dosa is usually made with rice which is full of Carbs. But now there are several ways to bring down the calories in Dosa by replacing rice with Quinoa and oat. Taste amazing, better than traditional Rice lentil Dosa. And for omega, I add flax meal. This recipe is suitable for vegan, gluten free diet as well. Great for diabetic people as well.

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Spiced Sprouted Moong Beans – Ugadela or Fangavela Mung Sabzis

There are few ways you can prepare sprouted moong beans. Sprouted moong beans can be eaten raw in salads and soups, slightly steamed or stir fried with vegetables and even curry or sabji can be prepared using sprouted moong. Sometimes, I make plain spicy sprouted moong shaak.