Recipes - Vegan, Macrobiotic & Japanese

It is almost like a seaweed aquarium! Sashimi kanten is essentially a seaweed and agar jelly with a sweet and spicy mustard miso sauce. It may also be enjoyed with soy sauce and wasabi just like sashimi. I used Clearspring Atlantic Agar Flakes for this recipe, which is very powerful so you only need a small amount of it to set the liquid.

Using Hatcho miso in your glazed brings such a deep umami flavour to your miso glazed aubergine. This glazed can be used in on any cooked or raw vegetables.

Onigirazu is a Japanese sushi sandwich, おにぎらず. It is much easier to make than making sushi as there is no rolling involved. Onigirazu is a perfect picnic dish or to take with you for a packed lunch. You can make it for your kid's school lunches, to have at work or on the go lunches.
You can change the filling to suit you, it doesn't have to be what's in this recipe.

Simple baking with this easy dessert recipe. By adding a hint of Miso brings out the sweetness and the umami flavour hiding in the coconut milk and the fresh apples. If you like your apples al dente, then take them out after 20min but if you want the soft mushy apples, leave it in the oven for an extra 10min. Although its best served hot, you can enjoy this dessert cold as well.

A rich, creamy vegan spaghetti made using our silken tofu. Tofu is an amazingly versatile product edible straight from the pack, cooked or put in a blender to make a creamy white sauce. Here, we use it to make a classic warming and velvety plant-based carbonara. Keep any leftover sauce for use as a dip or in salad dressings!

This warm crumble is so simple with no baking involved. We add sweet white miso to create a scrumptious salted caramel flavoured sauce. Enjoy with a scoop of dairy-free ice cream.

This has to be one of my easiest but incredibly moreish recipes... a vegan, refined sugar free salted caramel sauce. Just blend all the ingredients together and you’re ready to eat or spread over a dessert... the challenge is to not just eat it all at once straight out of the bowl!

A simple go-to snack made with just 5 ingredients and no baking involved. With its complimentary combination of sweet and savoury flavours, this snack can be enjoyed at any time of day for a protein kick.

A delicious version of the Japanese classic using roasted sweet potato instead of aubergine. Perfect paired with rice or salad. 

Nicky’s delicious mushroom.Simply slather them with this deliciously rich sweet white miso & red peppercorn oat cream sauce and you’ll forget completely that they are also healthy and good for you too

This is a vibrant centrepiece to share with friends and family. Simply pop your seasonal veg in the oven and glaze with this deliciously versatile dressing. You can use this glaze for salads and steamed vegetables too.

Sweet White Miso is a paste which can be used on various dishes both sweet and savoury. Grilled, pan-fried, oven baked or steamed, this paste has a very rich sweet and savoury taste which will bring out the umami in your creations.

Miso Glaze is a paste which can be used on various vegetables. Grilled, pan-fried or oven baked, this paste has a very rich sweet and savoury umami taste.

This multi purpose tofu sauce is excellent with crudites, thinned as a salad dressing or as a pasta sauce. Most people would not realise that it was dairy free unless told. It is simply delicious!

Udon and lomein noodles go especially well with this popular sauce, and soba noodles taste good with it too. This version of the recipe is simply garnished with spring onions, but try topping the noodles and sauce with steamed vegetables.

This classic Japanese soup is commonly served at New Year, but can be enjoyed all year round.