The Happy Gluten Free Vegan

These homemade gluten-free vegan protein bars can be made with no powder (protein powder) or with powder. In fact, this protein bar recipe is so flexible that you can eat it as is, or easily customize it with add-ins; either way they are easy, use ingredients that you already have in the house with the possible exception of chickpea flour (see sources below), and they are so yummy!

Want a great recipe that will help you use up that extra spaghetti squash? You’re going to love our spaghetti squash pancakes!

These easy and delicious gluten-free vegan brownies are also more healthful, containing black beans, raw cacao, and little processed sugar!

If you have a small pile of carrots and have been wondering what on earth to do with them, you don’t need to puzzle any longer.

Ah, cheesecake. There really is nothing quite like it, is there? If you’re a cheesecake lover, you might be searching for a recipe that doesn’t contain gluten, eggs, or dairy.

This incredible vegan bean dish is as delicious as it is nutritious, with just a little heat. And it’s really easy to make!

Do you love shortbread cookies as much as we do? If you’re reading this recipe, your answer is most likely a resounding “YES!”

Is sous vide worth it for vegans and vegetarians? You betcha! And we’re sure our delicious and easy vegan sous vide tofu will convince you!

Eggplant is so delicious, but sometimes you don’t know how to cook it. We’ve discovered a new, exciting way!

Kale is incredibly good for you, since it’s full of vitamins A, K, B6 and C, calcium, potassium, copper and manganese. Sometimes, however, it can seem a bit…well, meh.

If you have a hankering for some vegan, gluten-free banana pudding, we’ve devised the perfect recipe for your tastes. It’s sweet, smooth, and incredibly easy to prepare.

We recently made this artichoke/spinach dip for New Year’s Eve, and it was a hit! The dip features a robust but subtle flavor and protein galore (due to its cashew base and the addition of nutritional yeast).

We’re huge fans of squash, especially during the late autumn/winter months. There’s just something so comforting about it.

Sometimes, you just have to go for it and have chocolate cake. Because you deserve it, right? However, you want to avoid gluten, eggs, and dairy.

Sometimes you’re lucky enough to stumble into a recipe that is so easy to make, and so yummy and nutritious at the same time. Our tempeh/walnut tacos only take a few minutes to whip together, but they taste divine!

You might have some fresh cranberries left over from your Thanksgiving feast. We still had half a bag in the refrigerator, as usual, but this year we decided to do something about our predicament.

Dinner rolls are great with just about any evening meal. When they’re vegan, gluten-free, and flavored with dill and garlic, they’re especially delicious!

Vegan, gluten-free holiday feasts take a lot of creativity. Instead of roasting a turkey and mashing some potatoes, you have to plan an entire plant-based menu.

When the temperatures plummet, there’s nothing more soothing than soup. A warm bowl is like heaven on a winter evening, when you want to nourish yourself but don’t feel much like cooking.

Who can resist a delicious piece of rich, creamy fudge? Certainly not the intrepid chefs at The Happy Gluten-Free Vegan! Most of us have blissful memories of devouring these chocolate-y confections.