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The following article was written by Ashley Palmer.
Weekend brunch is a weekly event out here on the West Coast. I'm lucky that there are so many vegan-friendly restaurants in my area where I can enjoy things like vegan "chicken" and waffles, French toast, and tofu scrambles on an endless loop. But, I'm looking to save some cash and wanting to expand my cooking repertoire, so I decided to whip up a rave-worthy brunch of my own. The challenge? The vegan "eggs" Benedict.
Mission accomplished. Completely devoid of cruelty and cholesterol, the recipe below is yours for the taking.
Looking to cut some calories from this decadent dish? I suggest omitting the faux meat and using the hollandaise sauce sparingly. Don't want to sacrifice those two? Limit your serving to a single Benedict, and save the other half for later. ;-) Enjoy!
Vegan 'Eggs' Benedict
14 oz. baby spinach2 tsp. olive oil8 slices of extra-firm tofu (about half a block)Soy sauce4 vegan English muffins, sliced and toasted8 servings of your favorite faux breakfast meat, cooked according to package instructionsTbsp. white wine vinegar3 Tbsp. vegan mayonnaise2 Tbsp. vegan margarine, melted1 Tbsp. spicy brown mustard1 Tbsp. soy sauce1/2 cup plain soy milk1/4 cup nutritional yeast1/2 tsp. paprika1/2 tsp. turmeric1 Tbsp. lemon juice1/2 tsp. apple cider vinegar1 tsp. freshly ground black pepper1 tsp. sea salt
Makes 4 servings
What's your favorite vegan brunch meal? Share with me in the comments below!