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Natlicious Food is my cozy corner of the web where I share recipes, ways to reduce food waste in your kitchen, and the joys of being an amateur cook.

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My Go-To Emergency Meal

In today's blog post, I wanted to share a little life saver for those days when time is short and the fridge is completely empty.
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Celebrate Easter with a delicious meat-free feast!

Orthodox Easter is almost here, and I'm excited to share some of my favourite vegetarian and vegan recipes perfect for your festive table! Whether you follow a plant-based diet or are simply looking to reduce meat consumption, these flavourful dishes are sure to impress.
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Stop Counting Calories, Start Counting Plants

The “30 plants” theory is based on the largest study ever conducted on the human microbiome (The American Gut Project). The results showed that people who ate more than 30 different types of plant foods per week had a significantly healthier and more diverse gut compared to those who ate fewer than 10.
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The best period to try veganism is just upon us!

In just a few days, Kathara Deftera, commonly known as Green Monday, will arrive—a movable feast falling on the sixth Monday before Palm Sunday, heralding the beginning of Holy Week and preceding Pascha Sunday (Easter).
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Vegan Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and whether you're celebrating with a loved one, enjoying a romantic evening solo, or simply treating yourself to a special meal, there's no need to compromise on deliciousness or ethics.
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Tsiknopempti: A Vegan Twist on a Greek Tradition

Tsiknopempti or "Smoky Thursday", is a beloved Greek tradition celebrated the Thursday before Clean Monday, marking the beginning of the Lenten fast. Traditionally, this day is associated with the smell of grilling meat, but with a little creativity, vegans can fully participate in the festivities.
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Let’s normalize homemade and handmade gifts!

A couple of weeks ago, some dear friends welcomed their newborn, and instead of reaching for something store-bought, I wanted to put together a care package that felt truly personal. There is something so meaningful about giving gifts made with love, they carry a story and a level of care that a barcode just can't match.
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Veganuary

January often comes with new goals and resolutions, and one interesting challenge is Veganuary, a 31-day commitment to avoiding animal products. Started in 2014, it not only offers personal benefits like lower blood pressure and weight loss but also supports the environment and animal welfare.
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Vegan Christmas

Are you considering a vegan Christmas this year but unsure where to begin? Fear not! This marks my 8th year as a vegan, and I confess to spending a year or two solely indulging in burgers 😆. However, much has changed since then, and I'm here to assist you in simplifying the process!
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From My Garden to Your Table: The Ultimate Mandarin Guide

It has been such a joy sharing my mandarin creations with you lately! I wanted to gather them all in one place and share why I’ve become so obsessed with this citrus fruit this year.
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The Butternut Squash Redemption

Today's blog post is a deep dive in butternut squash and we are embracing Autumn's gold with a bunch of recipes!
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Vegan in Berlin

Berlin holds a special place in my heart, not only for its thriving vegan scene but also for the incredible year I spent there. I made lifelong friends and fell in love with the city's vibrant atmosphere.