baking

This vegan cheesecake has a dense, creamy texture and sweet, tangy flavor that tastes just like a classic New York style cheesecake! It's perfect for serving to a large group at Thanksgiving or Christmas, and no one will be able to tell that it's vegan. Even better, this recipe is super easy to make with simple ingredients (and no store-bought vegan cream cheese).

One bowl and 30 minutes are all you need to make the best vegan banana muffins! Fluffy and moist, these muffins have a naturally sweet flavor thanks to ripe bananas, cinnamon, and brown sugar. Take them to the next level with an optional crunchy crumble topping and chopped walnuts, chocolate chips, or blueberries! Perfect for a grab-and-go breakfast, lunchbox treat, or anytime snack.

There are so many vegan chocolate chip cookie recipes on the internet, and they all seem to have great reviews. But are these recipes as delicious as they claim to be? How do you know which one is the best vegan chocolate chip cookie recipe before you spend your ingredients and time?

These vanilla cupcakes are not only vegan and dairy-free, but they're also unbelievably soft and moist with an irresistible flavor! Even if you're not vegan, you'll fall in love with the delicious, buttery taste of these cupcakes. Perfect for birthday parties, these crowd-pleasing cupcakes are a must-try!

Let New York have its cheesecake. Here in Florida, we have something better: Key lime pie. This addictive vegan version of the South Florida classic treat has an authentic creamy and tart filling surrounded by a flavorful graham cracker crust. Like the original Key lime pie, it's easy to make, and absolutely no one will guess there's no dairy or eggs!

You may have noticed it's not easy to find graham crackers in grocery stores that are both dairy-free and made without honey. But don't worry! These homemade graham crackers are super easy, delicious, and 100% free from animal products!

Full of flavor and topped with (optional) crunchy cinnamon sugar, these graham crackers are the perfect base for s'mores. Just be sure to top them with vegan chocolate and vegan marshmallows (like Dandies). You can also crumble them up into graham cracker crumbs and use them in a graham cracker crust for a vegan cheesecake, or chocolate mousse pie crust. Or grab some non-dairy ice cream and make a sandwich with them. Of course, they're yummy on their own, too!

These English muffins are my new breakfast favorite! They have all the flavor plus the nooks and crannies of the ones you remember, but with none of the dairy (or preservatives). Serve them with vegan butter and jam, or make a breakfast sandwich with Just Egg and a slice of vegan cheddar.

English muffins are, as the name suggests, English, although in the UK, they're just called "muffins." In the late 19th century, British immigrant Samuel Bath Thomas introduced them to Americans, eventually creating Thomas' English Muffins.

Loaded baked potatoes are one of those foods that I really miss when I go out to eat. They typically contain so many animal products, like butter, bacon, cheese, and sour cream. However, this version is completely vegan and tastes absolutely amazing! I've tested out vegan cheddars and sour creams to find the best brands, and I used sun-dried tomatoes to add a ton of flavor.

This recipe is pretty quick and easy to make; most of the preparation time is just waiting for the potatoes to bake in the oven. So while it's a perfect side dish for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner, it's also an easy comfort food to pull off any time of year.

Twice-baked potatoes have been a must at my family's Thanksgiving dinner table since as far back as I can remember. They're melty and cheesy and flavorful and everyone loves them! But being vegan doesn't mean I have to give up this essential holiday comfort food.

Twice-baked potatoes have many different variations, but in this recipe, I'm going for a classic flavor with vegan butter, almond milk, and a homemade cheesy sauce. And of course, they're topped with paprika and chives. If you're looking for a baked potato with more toppings, you can try my loaded baked potato or Tex-Mex baked potato recipes.

Potato skins are a classic American appetizer that are loved by almost everyone. But with cheddar, bacon, and sour cream, they're not exactly vegan-friendly. In this recipe, I'm using store-bought vegan cheddar and sour cream along with sun-dried tomatoes so you can enjoy this delicious dish right at home.

I love making these potato skins for parties, game-day gatherings, or casual everyday snacks. They're great for groups of people because they're a finger food that doesn't require utensils. If you need more ideas for vegan party snacks, try my spinach and artichoke dip, jalapeño poppers, mozzarella sticks, or cashew queso dip.