

It's a really exciting way to try Nurishh for yourself, whether you’re vegetarian, vegan, flexitarian or simply go with the flow. Simply purchase a Nurishh product with a ‘Try Me Free’ sticker on the pack from Sainsbury’s, Co-op, Asda, Waitrose or Ocado and submit your receipt & details on (*T&Cs apply) Nurishh is running a ‘Try Me Free’* campaign (purchase between 6th June – 14th August, claim by 31st August) where anyone can try any of the following products: Mozzarella Style Block, Cheddar Style Slices, Cheddar & Mozzarella Style Grated Blend, Gran Vegiano, and Plant-Based Garlic & Herbs Spread. Bursting with flavour, it's rich in fibre and a source of calcium and vitamin B12 - I was really impressed by how tasty it is. |AD|įree from dairy, Nurishh Plant-Based Garlic & Herbs Spread, available exclusively at Waitrose, is made with sunflower seeds & bamboo fibre. It tastes amazing and adds just the right amount of creaminess to this recipe. I’ve used new Plant-Based Garlic & Herbs Spread. These roasted tomato tartlets are the perfect summer treat So easy to make and absolutely delicious. If you make it, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram! I hope you enjoy this vegan waffle with grilled nectarines recipe as much as we do. Enjoy! Here are more dessert recipes you may like to try: To serve, top each waffle with a nectarine half, some cashew cream, a sprinkle of your favourite granola, and a few sprigs of mint. I use a cast iron griddle pan but you can also put them under the grill or on the barbecue. In the meantime, you can start grilling the nectarines. Conveniently, my waffle maker beeps to let me know the waffles are ready! Close and cook for 3 to 5 minutes until crisp and golden. Make sure your waffle iron is well greased and spread some batter to cover 3/4 of the waffle plate. When the batter is ready, you can start making the waffles. If the batter gets too lumpy, simply transfer it to the blender and blend it for 30 seconds or so until it is completely smooth. The wet ingredients (dairy-free milk, vegetable oil, apple cider vinegar and vanilla extract) are whisked in until you have a smooth batter without lumps. These vegan waffles are made without eggs and are a simple mixture of flour, baking powder, and a touch of sugar. Twenty minutes later the cashews are ready and all you have to do is to whizz them in a blender with some dairy-free milk, maple syrup, lemon juice, and salt until you have a smooth and silky cream. Soaking cashews can be time-consuming so to speed things up I use boiling water instead of cold water.
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How to make the cashew creamįirst, you will need to prepare the cashew cream. You can enjoy them at breakfast or for dessert. Topped with grilled nectarines, granola, and a silky maple cashew cream, these vegan waffles are absolutely scrumptious. These scrumptious vegan waffles are topped with grilled nectarines, granola and maple cashew cream.
