Yes please to more cooking and food shopping videos. As a I am attempting to move into plant based meals I really appreciate seeing your honest and simple , easy to make, recipes which look so yummy. I tried the recipes from your ‘what I eat in a week’ video and they were delicious.
My favourite beans are butter beans too. Have been vegan for over 10 years and my shop is very much like yours. I have a plastic free shop close by, that also does organic vegetables,so am really lucky.
Absolutely love how you show the things u buy one after the other its really difficult to sit and watch someone talk about one product they bought for almost five minutes! Thank u so much for realizing that! !; )
Hi Molly, really enjoy your channel and love the shopping and cooking recipes. I am vegan and also live in the UK. I agree with you about needing cozy warm food at this time of year. I have still not ventured into smoothies yet but maybe I will get round to it one day!! My absolute favourite food is baked beans on toast with mushrooms, hash browns and grilled tomatoes. Also love a nice curry like the one you made. I will have to try ground flax on my porridge as I know it has good fats. Really look forward to your posts every Sunday.
Porridge…cant beat it. I never get tired of it. Like you i add different things, including poppy seeds, gogi berries, hemp seeds, sunflower seeds….the list is endless and its good for you x
I really enjoy your channel! I love watching food hauls and what I eat in a day videos. Grocery shopping is really fun to me 😆🤗 I'm not a vegan but I still just love seeing what people like to eat and cook. You are so sweet and love all you have to share! I live in Connecticut in the USA but have strong Scottish roots. Thanks for sharing inspiration!
Just started watching your channel and truly enjoy it . I love the minimalist approach and the simplicity in your approach to vegan cooking . Keep on doing you 🙂
Yes it’s soothing for some reason 😅 also, to me 70£ for roughly two weeks (with meal shares) seems quite decent. Maybe cost of living crisis is worse where I am 😮 I had the same oat dilemma myself recently 😁
Hi, I’m new to your channel. I’m so happy the algorithms lead me here! I’ve been vegan for 18 months and love seeing what people make for meals. Thank you for all of the links. Best wishes from Lancashire! ❤
Thank you! I love seeing how much your viewers are growing. 👏🏻 Good, relevant, beautiful content supports that growth. Looks like one of my shops! We were gifted a magic bullet years ago. Love it. It works so well it’s frightening! Have a great week. It is a 100%spring fever day in Minnesota today. ☀️
Great video. I used to eat a LOT of soup but since going vegan my love of potatoes has taken over and it's usually potatoes (cooked in the airfryer) for lunch. Or salad in the Summer (like it is now here in Australia). I often swap sweet pot for pumpkin/squash in recipes.
Hi Molly! ☺️ I’ve been watching your videos for awhile now and remember subscribing when you only had a few hundred followers. I love how much your page has grown 🥹 and am SO happy for you! Also, I really enjoy the food and meal prep content and would be over the moon to see more recipes and grocery shopping in different markets/stores in your area. Lots of love from California ♥️
Tempted to invest in a nutri bullet, I have a cheaper blender and it’s useless. I’m a fellow vegan, thanks for sharing your recipe ideas and groceries, always good to have some shopping and recipe ideas etc 💚
A new subscriber Molly and love 🥰 the what she ate in a day video. It's awesome that you're vegan because that's the lifestyle I prefer to follow. I prefer vegan Wfpb foods rather than processed junk foods. I also love😍 growing my own plant foods. Love 💕Molly.
Great video Molly (including your little **** **** moment cutting your sweet potato 😉...) I often do the curry from Lucy's book but have never swapped out the butternut squash but I will try that next time I cook it❤️. Like yourself I always try and get plastic free but find when I go round the supermarket the ridiculous packaging makes my heart sink. So pleased you treated yourself to the Nutribullet, they are amazing. Sending love to you all up there in the Highlands xxxx
Wow, I just stumbled across your channel this morning - wish I could’ve found you sooner! What a cosy, peaceful vibe your videos have. You seem like a genuinely lovely human! It’s so refreshing to watch content like this - also very relatable for me! I too am vegan, so always love watching vegan food related videos. I adore those naan from Tesco - my absolute fav, honestly the best naan I’ve had, even before going vegan! I’m also a massive fan of pick up limes, her recipes are so great - her new app is brilliant too. My partner and I are moving to the Scottish highlands to live in a yurt next year! So your videos are filling me with excitement and inspiration! So glad I found your channel. I look forward to binging on your videos 😂 All the best xx
Fellow vegan here, I eat almost the same food as you, love my magic bullet for smoothies. I'm a bit addicted to Tescos free from onion rings, as my evening snack. And I cheat a bit with Simply Cook recipes as I love their seasonings.
Your curry looked so good!! I have stopped peeling almost all veggies… I just scrub them, and buy Yukon gold potatoes that have thin skins. Most of the nutrients are right under the skin, so this way I get everything 🧡
I enjoy watching you cook. Because of my health I can no longer eat carbs or sugar, so breads, potatoes, pasta, and rice are now out of my diet. Please continue cooking for us.
It all looks warm and cozy, perfect for the weather. If you use baking soda for cleaning it’s much cheaper to buy a bigger box or bag than to buy the little jar from the bakery section. I know you are quite rural but next time you are in town, check hardware shops, places like Wilko, Home Bargains/cheap shops or Amazon (which i try and avoid but sometimes needs must).
I love savory oat groats for breakfast. I pressure cook the soaked groats and doesnt take long at all. I eat with wilted greens (fresh in summer, frozen ones in winter like collards, kale, turnip greens, etc) plus sauteed mushrooms, any leftover beans/cooked veg, forkful of fermented veg like kimchi or kraut and a sprinkle of sesame seeds. I have heart disease from elevated lipoprotein (a), its similar to familial hypercholesteremia, so I cant do any tropical fats like palm or coconut oils...too much saturated fat. So we lean into Japanese curry. I dont use the store bought cubes (palm oil) but Just One Cookbook blog has a great DIY curry roux recipe that is really easy. We love it with kuri (haikaido) squash, zucchini, mushrooms, eggplant, tomatoes, bok choy and tofu. I live in Seattle, so the idea of cold smoothies in the winter not my jam, so I have started making cookies with my vegan protein powder. Its defrosted ripe bananas, mashed with baking powder, vanilla, cocoa powder and the protein powder (which includes stevia). 2-3 cookies with a mug of tea and soy milk is great. I bought a soy milk maker back when the pandemic started and now make it from scratch. Really easy and so cheap, but I have room to store 25# bag of black soybeans. The milk is a lovely lavender color. I make alot of veggie burgers too with various bean/grain combos, my current favorite is brown rice, edamame, peanut powder, carrots and red curry paste. Yum.
Hi Molly. Great meal inspo in this video. Thanks for sharing. We love porridge with apple and sultanas for breakfast too at the moment. Was lovely meeting you in Inverness the other day.🙂 We found PERK after meeting you and really enjoyed a coffee and the doughnuts were amazing. Thanks again for the recommendation. Great place. Was lovely meeting you and chatting. Thanks again.🏴💕
I already noticed in previous videos how delicious all of your meals look 😋. I felt your struggle with the sweet potato. I once had a deep cut in my finger and this is why I buy smaller ones 😉. Thank you for sharing this video, I enjoyed it👌
Great meal ideas thank you! Lucky here in Australia, most places sell loose fruit and vegies, not wrapped in plastic. ( not Aldi though, so much plastic packaging 😞)
You can freeze your Tofoo. Freezing it gives it a firmer texture. You probably already know this! Butter beans are my favourite too! You might like the Nomo easter bunny. I think It's new this year (but they do have a Christmas reindeer). Very yummy!
Your recipes look scrumptious! I agree, porridge is the best. I need to improve my organization when it comes to shopping: make lists of what we are going to eat etc. And I need to improve the amounts... I always end up buying too much; but, this is a work-in-progress and I am getting better. Your curry at the end looked amazing! I love Nairns; always get those when we are in UK... love them with a cup of tea. 😊 x
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Have you thought of getting a veg box eg from a company like Riverford? Great quality, organic and no plastic! Or there are often local greengrocers than do their own veg boxes. Not sure if you are too remote for that!
I have but not many deliver and I wasn't super impressed with the quality of produce from one company unfortunately! I do shop at our local farm shop when I can, which has more plastic free options 😊💚
Hi Molly, really enjoyed the what I eat in a day video. This is probably a daft question but how do you make your overnight oats? More like this would be great. Xx
Thank you! I measure half a cup or oats with 1 cup liquid (roughly 2/3rds oat milk and rest water) and add to tupperware with about 1tsbp chia seeds (to help it swell) and keep in fridge overnight. Then I just heat it up in the morning and add more liquid if needed 😊. Hope that helps! 💚
Hi Molly. Just curious at the price of your tofu? It’s still very cheap here in Australia luckily as I eat it pretty much every day. Thanks for sharing your eating day, very yummy and nourishing.
Yes I do. I do half a cup of oats. Then a whole cup of liquid, which I usually do roughly 2 thirds oat milk and 1 third water. If it comes out a bit thick, I can add more water in the morning. I also soak them with chia seeds (about a tbsp) which makes a big difference as helps it gel together 😊💚
