Hands up who is feeling the need for some super-healthy feel-good comfort food! Today's Sweet Potato Veggie Crumble is exactly the sort of thing I might make when creating cuisine for a large group of people on retreat. It's nurturing, delicious, nourishing, and keeps everyone delightedly happy. It also works well if you are cooking [...]
This year I'll be having a quite Christmas Dinner at home with my son. We'll be enjoying a table filled with totally plant-based, gluten-free, healthy deliciousness. Consciously preparing cuisine, with love, means that we can truly celebrate in style and know that we are honouring other sentient life in the process... Of course it has [...]
This recipe is very easy. It's a basic medley of squash and black beans cooked in one pot with a chorus of warming spices, coconut and tomato. I use squash and black beans to create a very healthy, inexpensive vegan dish. You get a nice infusion of protein from the beans and well-rounded deliciousness from [...]
Originally published October 2015. Updated January 2026 with new information and serving suggestions. This vegan coconut chickpea curry is a simple plant-based recipe made with sweet potatoes, chickpeas, mushrooms and warming spices in a creamy coconut sauce. It is one of those comforting dishes that comes together quickly yet tastes wonderfully rich and satisfying while [...]
There’s a bit of an art to creating a delicious veggie burger. For me, it needs to have a delicious dance of flavours, an exciting dense texture, moist on the inside with a little, thin layer of crunch on the outside. Below I have posted a recipe for a delicious Spicy Vegan Bean Burger, but [...]
Traditionally, a quiche is an open, pastry flan dish, made with eggs, milk, a wheat-based crust and filled with whatever is in season. Of course, here in the Kind Earth Kitchen, I don't do anything 'traditionally' hahaha, instead, creating my cuisine with dairy-free, egg-free and wheat-free ingredients. I am doing a crustless vegan quiche! [...]
Falafel originated in the Middle East and has since become a popular alternative to meat. These days, it makes a regular appearance in fast food trucks and health food outlets all over the western world. It is typically deep fried, although I’ve always opted to create a much healthier baked or grilled alternative.
The recipe I am sharing here today, totally excites my taste buds with a tantalizing medley of warming spices. This ‘Thai Coconut Curry’, uses kaffir lime for a tangy kick; cardamom pods for an exquisite burst of sweet, spicy excitement; coriander, turmeric and lots of other delicious things. I use creamed coconut to give it a full tropical coconut experience (see below for more about the coconut that works best for this recipe).
I adore finding new and healthful ways to incorporate beetroot into my weekly diet. Beetroot is often over-looked as an 'I-don't-know-what-to-do-with-it' type food. Well worthy of our attention, it is ridiculously healthy - right up there with the healthiest of foods.
I've been making 'stir-steamed' veggie dishes for quite some time now. It's our super easy, healthy, 'fast food' go to meal. If I serve this with gluten free noodles, then I can literally have it on the table ready to eat within 10 minutes of deciding to make it. It's that quick! It's a bit of a take on the traditional chinese stir-fry, except the only thing that is fried is one quick minute of garlic. The vegetables are essentially steamed in a very small amount of water, right there in the pan.
