Simple, tasty vegan tart packed full of nutrients, served with your choice of veg.
Author Archives: Sarasvati Flow
Vegan Autumn Squash and Couscous Salad
Sweet squash with greens, celery, hazelnuts and cherry tomatoes, well seasoned with fenugreek, tarrgon, parsley and oregano, all mixed together with couscous.
NO LIGHT Ecology: A Bit Icky
No Light Ecology searches for the darkness in our light filled efforts to save the world’s ecology. One of the key points is sacrifice. Solutions to climate change, and the biodiversity crisis, are not always in keeping with our modern expectations of cleanliness. Some of the kindest products are in fact a bit icky!
Vegan Autumn Ragu ‘n’ Greens
Combining autumn greens with hazelnuts, and celery, this vegan ragu combines the traditional sweet tomato flavour with fresh green herbs, with protein rich soy mince.
NO LIGHT Ecology: Climate Change in a World of Opposites
In a way, we cannot expect everyone to understand climate change. 100% of people believing the same thing is impossible, our spiritual climate forbids it. The philosophy of yin and yang is such that as soon as soon as one group of people believe one thing, another will believe another.
Vegan Sausage, Mash and Giant Beans
Whipped up from leftovers when I had nothing else left in the cupboard, these butter beans make a giant change from baked beans. Reinvisioning the classic dish of bangers and mash, with vegan sausages and sweet potato mash.
NO LIGHT Ecology: A Load of Rubbish
I once stayed in a spiritual community in India. There were no rubbish bins there. Every littlepiece of rubbish was reused or recycled. The sheer challenge of discarding anything meant that you were much more careful about what you consumed. Nobody used plastic carrier bags. Kitchen waste was composted. Recyclables were separated. There was a culture of preserving the land, and protecting it from human destruction.
Vegan Sweet Potato Salad
Summer is fading fast, but I couldn’t resist this potato salad full of seasonal delights like squash and hazelnuts. Always a classic growing up, potatoes wrapped in mayo, with chives from the garden was served cold with salad.
NO LIGHT Ecology: Challenging Industrialisation
In the nineteenth century, a movement arose that would cause more revolutions than any other ideology in history: communism. Capitalism, its antithesis, had been brewing for some millennia, but with the advent of industrial solutions, the downsides of capitalism such as environmental destruction, and inequality, spiralled out of control.
Vegan Roast Squash and Salsa Verde Penne
Seasonal and scrumptious this pasta dish combines English summer classics with fresh herbs for a subtle yet pleasing garden flavour. Added to that, the leeks melt in the mouth in the fresh tomatoes, while the syrup over the roasted squash and hazelnuts sets off the whole dish.