
Another year is closing and we're looking forward to exciting new possibilities and new challenges in the year ahead, but before we do I thought it would be fun to have a look at my readers favourite recipes in 2015.
Top 15 Veggie & Vegan Recipes of 2015

14 At number fourteen we have a death-defying tower of Scotch Pancakes with Chocolate Chips and Raisins. These are our favourite pancakes. Cooper loves to help me make them on Sunday mornings, although he's gone off the raisins recently. I won't give away my secret and tell you I kept them stacked neatly like that with the aid of toothpicks. This yummy breakfast had 3,176 views.

13 Number thirteen is a cheeky little pasta dish I call Green Goddess Farfalle. The pasta is coated in homemade dairy free pesto and mixed with broccoli, peas and spinach. This pasta dish had 3,490 views. (VEGAN)
12 Whenever I'm eating out and there's the option of upgrading fries to sweet potato fries, I take it like a flash. I love them. My Paprika Spiced Sweet Potato Fries are my favourite homemade version. I like to serve them with homemade vegan mayo (glorious!) or sweet chilli jam. These have had 3,551 views. (VEGAN)

11 In at number eleven is Chocolate Oreo Tiffin. Yes my friends, the most chocolatey no-bake treat you can imagine. Filled with chunks of Oreos and raisins. YUM! This calorific treat had 3,796 views. (VEGAN)

10 Number ten is this sumptuous Roasted Vegetable and Chickpea Tagine. I made this in a casserole dish, but it has the spices and rich flavours of a traditionally made tagine. I roasted butternut squash, courgette, red pepper and beetroot for the base of this dish. Comfort food at it's best and healthy too. This tagine had 3,845 views. (VEGAN)
9 In a number nine is is my Chocolate Chip Mousse with Peanut Butter. This was an experiment with aquafaba. Aquafaba is the water in a can of chickpeas, It's tasteless, but whips up like egg white and can replace them in recipes, which is great news for vegans. It worked really well and you would never notice the difference. This mousse had 3,955 views. (VEGAN)

8 Number eight is one of my favourite throw-it-in-the-oven-and-walk-away dinners. Roasted Vegetable, Veggie Sausage and Chickpea Bake. It's a really good winter dish with lots of flavour. I like serving it with mashed potato. This one had 4,374 views. (VEGAN)
7 Another family favourite is this Mexican Sweet Potato and Puy Lentil Mole with lots of spices and good quality dark cocoa. I top it with grated carrot and natural vegan yogurt or sometimes Cooper and I have it topped with grated cheese and sour cream. Serve it with rice and guacamole. This mole had 4,463 views. (VEGAN)
6 In at number six is my Deep No-Bake Cheesecake. I love cheesecake and I've lately fallen for deep cheesecakes instead of the more traditional one layer. This one is rather good with layers of coconutty cheesecake, melted chocolate and slices of bounty on top. This cheesecake had 4,705 views.

5 Number five is the easiest Spicy Black Bean Pate. Made one evening when I realised I didn't have anything interesting to spread on a sandwich for Graham. He loves it on oatcakes and toasted crusted bread too. It's seriously the simplest pate to make. It's had 4,985 views. (VEGAN)
4 At number four we have the Best Summer Pasta Salad. Seriously good, packed with flavour, but fresh too. Pasta shells coated in homemade pesto and paired with soft sunblush tomatoes, sweetcorn and crunchy slices of cucumber. Just the best! My readers agree, it's had 5,197 views. (VEGAN)
2 At number two we have my Deep Oreo and Caramel Cheesecake. I created this one for my cake club and it was a great success and I was really pleased with it. It has a bourbon biscuit base (chocolate cookie sandwich with a creamy chocolate layer, a bit like Oreos) Oreos crumbled through it and topped with caramel sauce, more Oreos and golden honeycomb balls. This rather special dessert had 6,264 views.

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And at number one is Jamie Oliver's Happiness Pasta from his recent TV show and new cookbook Everyday Super Food. A rich and healthy sauce of aubergine, tomatoes, chillies, pine nuts and basil, topped with crumbled ricotta cheese and a sprinkling of Parmesan. Everyone wanted this recipe and quite rightly so. It had 7,321 views.
I hope you all have a fabulous Hogmanay.
Roll on a happy, healthy and prosperous 2016.
delicious recipes Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteThanks and happy New Year to you too.
DeleteAnother great year full of inspiration Jac, thank you! Happy New Year xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa. Happy New Year xxx
DeleteWow that pasta would certainly make me happy. As would that Oreo cheesecake and awesome tiffin! Great posts - keep it up for 2016! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Emily, you should try them :)
DeleteSuch a delicious roundup, those cheesecakes in particular look stunning! Happy new year :)
ReplyDeleteThey really are delicious as well as looking good and so wasy to make. Happy New Year.
DeleteI think the ones I'm most intrigued by are the chickpea liquid mousse and also the reminder about green goddess dressings / sauces!
ReplyDeleteI really need to experiment with aquafaba more, there's so much that can be done with it.
DeleteI've got a few friends who are Vegan and am I'm always looking for something special to make them. I will definitely be popular with all of these to make :) Thank you x
ReplyDeleteOh good, I am sure they will enjoy them. I hope you do too :)
DeleteNow I'm hungry!! Love all of them!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenn and yes looking at food blogs on an empty stomach can be dangerous :)
DeleteIt's aways interesting to see what people like best. I think I like everything on this list - yum! Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteThanks Choclette and yes I am always interested too, It's not always what I expect.
Deleteso many great recipes here - saving several to try. happy new year!
ReplyDeleteOh good Kristina, hope you enjoy them.
DeleteWhat a wonderful, tasty and eye catching round up with some amazing recipes.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nayna :)
DeleteThis is a fabulous roundup of recipes! Thanks for sharing and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda and Happy New Year,
DeleteWhat a great collection of recipes! They all look wonderful but I WANT that Tiffin!
ReplyDeleteHaha, yes it was rather good and I'm always in favour of a no-bake, especially if chocolate is involved.
DeleteIf you ever fancy knocking up all these dishes for a gigantic feast, please may I get an invite ;)
ReplyDeleteJanie x
Shall do Janie :)
DeleteNo wonder these are all top recipes for 2015. They ALL look wonderful. Where shall I start!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ginny :)
DeleteThe list looks great and I'm so loving the 'No-Bake Cheesecake :)
ReplyDeleteI much prefer them to the baked type. So much lighter.
DeleteOMG I was just wondering if you celebrate Hogmany, and then at the end, bam! :) These all look amazing but the deep cheesecake has my number!
ReplyDeleteHaha, yes of course. And I'm with you on a deep cheesecake :)
DeleteWow, this happiness pasta indeed looks pretty awesome!! But also that winter veggie soup is right up my alley! Difficult decisiouns right here :D
ReplyDeleteI'd toss a coin. They are both good.
DeleteOmg that chocolate oreo dessert, wow!
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteBeautiful! I am so hungry now. :) Well done!
ReplyDeleteMy work is done ;)
DeleteThese all look amazing, Jacqueline!! I absolutely love the burgers and the no-bake cheesecake. Yummy! :-)
ReplyDeleteMight as well go for another round of these recipes in 2016 - they sure are spot-on!
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