Recipes from Vegetarian Vegan Cooking Classes

Sandwiches have an interesting history (see the bottom of the article) and most adults today, even the vegan ones, probably grew up eating an array of different types of fillers between the slices of bread that made up their sandwich: peanut butter and jam, egg salad, baloney, salmon, grilled cheese, roast beef, and burgers, to mention a few. Fast forward to the 2020s when the value of  vegan food on the worldwide Market has topped 15 billion dollars , it would seem that millions of folks have opted to at least give plant-based food a try and millions of others are "all in" vegan. Recipes for Healthy, Delicious, Plant-Based, Savory Sandwich Spreads The following recipes were chosen for this article on the basis of their deliciousness factor. They are largely whole food, plant-based, so the ingredients do not include any animal products such as dairy, eggs, meat, fish, or fowl. Salt is used in very small quantities, if at all. Suggested herbs and spices are minimal. As in maki...

  There are quite a few different delicious recipes for this mock salmon spread out there and on the web. This particular recipe is a little lower in sodium, and has no added oils. It is, of course, plant-based (or "vegan" or "veganized" if you prefer). I'm calling it "Samm'n" just to distinguish it somewhat from the fish. This can be whipped up pretty quickly in a food processor or a blender. I would recommend chopping up the celery and carrot into fairly small pieces, and when you are done the processing/pulsing, you may find some large chunks that need to be separated and re-processed after you have removed the spread from the processing container. But the picky-ness is really worth it! It is yummy and makes about 2 1/2 cups or 6 great sandwiches or a topping for a multitude of crackers! INGREDIENTS:     2 cups of raw almonds- store-bought blanched or soaked overnight and "skin" at time of use, by boiling for exactly one minute and rin...