This recipe takes all the flavors you love from spinach artichoke dip and turns it into an amazingly delicious white lasagna.
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This recipe takes all the flavors you love from spinach artichoke dip and turns it into an amazingly delicious white lasagna.
The post White Spinach Artichoke Lasagna appeared first on The Stay At Home Chef.
This recipe takes all the flavors you love from spinach artichoke dip and turns it into an amazingly delicious white lasagna.
The post White Spinach Artichoke Lasagna appeared first on The Stay At Home Chef.
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This Vegan Masala Chai Tiramisu infuses the classic Italian dessert with the comforting spices of masala chai to make one of our favorite vegan desserts of all time! Serve chilled with a generous dusting of cinnamon. All you need is 8 simple ingredients and a batch of our Homemade Vegan Ladyfingers!
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This Vegan Masala Chai Tiramisu infuses the classic Italian dessert with the comforting spices of masala chai to make one of our favorite vegan desserts of all time! Serve chilled with a generous dusting of cinnamon. All you need is 8 simple ingredients and a batch of our Homemade Vegan Ladyfingers!
If you’ve ever had the joy of indulging in a classic Vegan Tiramisu recipe, you’re in for a treat! This Vegan Masala Chai Tiramisu is made with the same soft and airy ladyfingers and rich cream mixture, but instead of dipping the biscuits in espresso or strong coffee, we’re dipping the ladyfingers in a homemade chai concentrate for an Indian-inspired twist!
Plus, if you’ve ever made a traditional tiramisu, you’ll know it’s laden with animal products. Often made with heavy cream, mascarpone cheese, and several egg yolks, it’s certainly not vegan-friendly.
But today, we’re going to teach you how to make an easy vegan swap for the mascarpone filling that’s just as lush, rich, and infused with the delicious masala chai concentrate. Trust us; everyone will go back for seconds of this no-bake vegan dessert!
Masala chai tiramisu is best served chilled straight from the fridge. Traditional tiramisu is often paired with a small glass of espresso or coffee to enhance the rich coffee flavors in the dessert.
This chai-inspired version can be enjoyed as is or served with a Homemade Vegan Chai or Vegan Chai Latte. It’s perfect for sharing for a special occasion or a vegan holiday feast!
Cover leftover tiramisu tightly with plastic wrap or a tight-fitting lid and refrigerate for up to 4 days. We have not tested freezing this tiramisu, but it may work. If you’d like to try it, we’d recommend layering the tiramisu through assembly step 4. Cover tightly with a layer of plastic wrap followed by foil, and freeze for 2-3 months.
Thaw completely in the refrigerator, then dust generously with cinnamon and enjoy!
Make sure you tag us on Instagram @sweetsimplevegan and @consciouschris and hashtag #sweetsimplevegan if you make this recipe. We love to see your photos!
PrintThis Vegan Masala Chai Tiramisu infuses the classic Italian dessert with the comforting spices of masala chai to make one of our favorite vegan desserts of all time! Serve chilled with a generous dusting of cinnamon. All you need is 8 simple ingredients and a batch of our Homemade Vegan Ladyfingers!
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Can’t find Vegan Ladyfingers in stores near you? Learn how easy it is to make ladyfinger biscuits from scratch! Perfect for layering in our Homemade Vegan Tiramisu or dunking in a hot cup of coffee!
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Can’t find Vegan Ladyfingers in stores near you? Learn how easy it is to make homemade ladyfinger biscuits from scratch! Perfect for layering in our Homemade Vegan Tiramisu or dunking in a hot cup of coffee!
Ladyfingers, also known as savoiardi in Italian, are light, airy, sponge-like cookies shaped like elongated fingers. As their name suggests, savoiardi biscuits originated in the late 15th century in the region of Savoy. Ladyfingers were first created to honor a visit from the King of France and eventually became popular across Europe.
The biscuit cookies are most commonly used in staple Italian desserts, such as tiramisu, because ladyfinger’s light, airy texture is perfect for soaking up the flavors while also retaining their structure.
The original cookies are of course not vegan, often made with eggs and dairy. But just like our Italian Pizzelles and Vegan Cannoli, we are going to teach you how to make a vegan version that’s just as crisp, light and airy as the originals without any animal products at all! Now let’s get baking.
We love to use these vegan ladyfingers to make our Vegan Tiramisu recipe, but they are also fantastic in a layered trifle or an icebox cake!
Or, simply enjoy them with a cup of coffee or tea for dipping!
We have not tested this recipe using gluten-free flour and cannot confirm it will work. If you’d like to experiment with it, we’d recommend using a cup for cup gluten-free flour. If you have good results, please leave a comment down below to share your experience.
Leftover cookies will keep for up to 3 days in an airtight container at room temperature, but are best enjoyed within 24 hours of baking. If you’d like to store them longer, we recommend freezing for up to 2 months.
Note that freezing will make them slightly more moist and once thawed, are best used in recipes like our Tiramisu.
Whipping aquafaba into stiff peaks can be tricky if the environment is not just right. Adding cream of tartar should increase your chances of success, so make sure you don’t skip it! Additionally, make sure your beaters and mixing bowl are both clean and dry before starting.
With the added cream of tartar, our aquafaba whipped into stiff peaks in about 7 minutes total. It is not uncommon for this to take up to 10 minutes, so if yours is taking longer do not worry. Keep going!
Make sure you tag us on Instagram @sweetsimplevegan and @consciouschris and hashtag #sweetsimplevegan if you make this recipe. We love to see your photos!
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The easiest and best Fettuccine Alfredo recipe is creamy, smooth, and the epitome of comfort food! Made in just 20 minutes with basic pantry ingredients, this meal will have the whole family cheering. If you love alfredo, you should try my Chicken Alfredo Pizza, Shrimp Alfredo, One-Pan Skinny Chicken Alfredo, or Chicken Alfredo Stuffed Shells!…
The easiest and best Fettuccine Alfredo recipe is creamy, smooth, and the epitome of comfort food! Made in just 20 minutes with basic pantry ingredients, this meal will have the whole family cheering.
If you love alfredo, you should try my Chicken Alfredo Pizza, Shrimp Alfredo, One-Pan Skinny Chicken Alfredo, or Chicken Alfredo Stuffed Shells!
I know I’m not the only one who can’t go to an Italian restaurant with my family and not order Fettuccine Alfredo for the table! I love how easy it is to make from home, and it’s not worth that hefty price at the restaurant! So save the money and pull out some simple, basic pantry ingredients to make it yourself, in just 20 minutes! If you have extra time, serve it up with homemade breadsticks and a wedge salad.
Prepare Pasta and Cheese: Shred cheese and set aside to allow it to come to room temperature. (Do not use pre-shredded cheese). Boil fettuccine noodles in a large pot of salted, boiling water. Cook according to time on package, until al dente. Reserve some of the hot pasta water.
Make Alfredo Sauce: While the pasta water is boiling, melt butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Whisk in flour, cooking for 30 seconds. Add garlic and cook for 30 seconds. Slowly pour in cream and milk, whisking constantly. Bring to a simmer, then remove from heat and add parmesan cheese, stirring until melted and smooth. Season to taste with Italian seasoning and salt and pepper.
Serve: Lift cooked noodles from the hot pasta water with tongs (reserve pasta water) then place noodles in alfredo sauce. Toss well to coat all noodles. Use a small amount of hot pasta water to thin the sauce, if needed. Enjoy homemade fettuccine alfredo with fresh parsley and a sprinkle of parmesan cheese. Don’t forget to serve this easy fettuccine alfredo with breadsticks to help enjoy every last bit of the sauce.
To Make Ahead: Alfredo sauce if best enjoyed immediately, but if you can make it up to one day in advance. Store the sauce separately in an airtight container in the fridge. Reheat on the stove on low, stirring frequently. Add a little milk or cream if you need to thin it.
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I originally shared this recipe September 2022. Updated September 2024.