I have a lot of recipes on here now, so I decided to make a recipe index to make my blog easier to navigate.
- Almond cookies
- Almond milk
- Almond rice porridge
- Asparagus with brown butter and pecans
- Baba ghanouj (roasted eggplant dip)
- Baking powder
- Beer bread
- Bell pepper leek quiche with butternut squash crust
- Bok choy bell pepper stir fry
- Burger buns
- Buttermilk
- Cauliflower couscous
- Cauliflower with rosemary and olives
- Cesar salad dressing
- Chickpea orzo soup with vegetables
- Vegetarian chili with sweet potatoes
- Chocolate chip cookies
- Chocolate-hazlenut spread
- Chocolate milk
- Chocolate syrup
- Coconut flour pancakes
- Coconut milk (using a whole fresh coconut)
- Coconut milk (using dried coconut)
- Crème fraîche
- Cottage cheese
- Dolmas (stuffed grape leaves)
- Egg drop soup
- Flour tortillas
- Flourless chocolate black bean coconut cake
- Goldfish
- Graham crackers
- Granola
- Granola bars
- Green vegetable frittata
- Guacamole
- Hazelnut Brown Sugar Biscotti
- Hummus
- Lentil cauliflower dal
- Lentil soup with swiss chard and potatoes
- Macaroni and cheese
- Maple pumpkin muffins
- Mayonnaise
- Mushroom bean burgers
- Mushroom spinach quiche
- Nutloaf
- Oat and raisin sandwich bread
- Orange buttermilk drink
- Peanut butter
- Pear Raisin Chutney
- Perfect flaky pastry
- Perfect flaky pastry (lard-free version)
- Pesto
- Vegan pesto
- Pita bread
- Popcorn
- Potato gnocchi
- Potato leek soup
- Pumpkin date walnut muffins
- Pumpkin pie
- Pumpkin puree
- Ratatouille
- Refried beans
- Rhubarb pie
- Rice milk/horchata
- Ricotta cheese
- Root vegetable soup
- Sauerkraut
- Spanish rice
- Sugar cookies
- Sweet potato carrot soup
- Tsatsiki (cucumber yogurt dip)
- Tilapia meunière
- Tourtière
- Walnut tart
- Wheat crackers
- Whole wheat oat hot dog buns
- Whipped butter spread
- Yogurt
- Zucchini muffins
The Plastic-Free Chef 
Too bad! Understand your perspective, but I think you’ve provided A LOT of really good information, including some great recipes. I know it gets frustrating with limited feedback, but thanks for posting all that that you have.
Best of luck on your new adventures and let us know how to find your new blog when you’re ready.
BTW, doing the right thing is sometimes more expensive especially since the government supports big Agra and consumerism in general. It becomes a trade off: healthy foods/second hand clothes, etc. Would have loved to see a cost analysis.
Anyhow, again, best wishes and don’t give up! The world needs folks like you.
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