One of the main staples in vegan recipes is tofu and other vegetables. Since vegans do not get their protein from animals, etc, they must get it from tofu and other meat alternatives.
This is a wide range question seeing as there is no "main ingredient" for a wide spread of recipes. However, one ingredient that is used in a lot of vegan meals is tofu.
In a vegan recipes there cannot be any meat, but there can also be no animal products. A commonly missed item would be gelatin and cannot be included in these recipes.
Corn which was used to flour which could be used to make tortillas.
Sure you can! A good deal of vegan recipes use almond milk.
Pasta, usually made from wheat.
Yes, turbinado is vegan. It is often used as a replacement for refined granulated white sugar in recipes. The reason why your traditional white refined sugar is not considered vegan (or vegetarian), is because most refineries (not all) use the bone char method of making the sugar white. Turbinado sugar uses the expel-press method. It's safe for vegan diets.
As a prosperous, developed, modern nation Ireland no longer has a staple food. The potato used to be a staple, but the population now has a very varied diet.
A vegan cookbook can be bought online from a few different online sites. Amazon is selling a vegan cookbook titled "The Get Healthy, Go Vegan Cookbook" for $12.75. This cookbook comes with 125 different recipes.
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I make a lot of gluten-free, vegan desserts and they are very good. There are some ingredients that are used a lot such as cashews and tofu for creaminess. Or dates and oats for crust. Check out: Thesweetlifeonline.blogspot.com for some ideas. I have some fast and easy recipes, all labeled for special diets.
That depends on the length of staple used.
A lot of pasta is vegan, so long as there no butter, cream sauce, or meat sauce in it. There are pizzas that are made with dough (you can get vegan dough), and then put tomato sauce on top and bake it. It's really good! (And no cheese makes it vegan, too!). Otherwise, many breads in Italy are good. (check to make sure no eggs or milk was used to make them, though.) * Linguine with walnut sauce * Pesto * Spaghetti with tomato sauce * Vegan rissoto For recipes and recipe sites click on the links below, under 'Related links'.