Macadamia nuts might replace some of my cashew cheese recipes for a couple of reasons: the color stays white and they are very creamy! I used ground mustard seed in the cheese to add some tanginess, and white miso to add that fermented Swiss cheese flavor and depth. Check out the recipe below!

Avocados are so incredible and can be used in so many ways. Replacing butter with avocados for baking is dope. It also adds some healthy fats and fiber to the recipe. I used spelt flour for this recipe, which makes a dense but soft cookie. You can always use a different flour. These cookies are very soft and not too sweet, with a nice balance of flavors. If you like a sweeter cookie, you can use extra brown sugar in place of the coconut sugar.

It is currently October, so you know it's the season for pumpkin! Get in on this vibe with these soft Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies! Straight fire!

This thing is flakier than my skin in the desert. LOL!

I have made numerous variations of Ranch Dip and Ranch Dressing, but this has to be my favorite! If you would like a dressing instead of a dip, try adding a little extra oat milk (or preferred plant-based milk).

I have been looking for pink guava for so long and surprisingly, I couldn't even find them in Costa Rica. Fortunately, I came across these at a local farmers market in San Diego, CA, and wow do they smell and taste amazing. Pink Guavas have some pretty hard seeds, so be careful with these if you eat the fruit whole. Your dentist will thank you.

These delicious raw jicama tacos will help you not miss cooking food as much when you are on your raw vegan game. Jicama shells add a nice crisp and twist to a dish we eat often. I used olive oil, lemon juice, and a pinch of salt to help soften up the Jicama so they would not snap in half when you bend them for the tacos. The sunflower dip was my replacement for refried beans, and I made tasty walnut crumbles to top the tacos off. The tacos were complete once I added the chipotle lime sauce. Try this recipe when you are on your mindful eating tip or want some good tacos.

I don't know what it is about burritos, but man.... I love a good stuffed burrito. This one definitely doesn't disappoint. The fried chimichanga-style tortilla shell makes it even better and gives it the perfect crunch.

This recipe started my entire journey with Lion's Mane Mushroom, which has since become a staple ingredient in my kitchen. If you like, you can swap wheat flour for spelt flour. I love the additional nutty, sweet flavor that the spelt flour gives the skrimpz. It also has a great texture after it is fried. If you are interested in trying any of my Lion's Mane recipes, but you aren't sure where to find it, check out your local farmer's markets or specialty grocery stores. You can also grow Lion's Mane Mushroom at home. I recommend using North Spore for grow kits and tips for beginner growers. Enjoy!

This may be the recipe I am most excited for in the entire Recipe Club! This recipe is delicious, easy to make, and it's versatile. Use it in tacos, nachos, sloppy joes, chili, or spaghetti. Never buy store-bought vegan grounds again!

If you have followed Turnip Vegan for a while, you will know that we love our Raw Vegan Resets! Lettuce Wraps are essential during our 3-5 days eating raw and this Pecan Carrot Grounds recipe does not disappoint. It is so fresh, flavorful, and satisfying.

Shiitake mushrooms are meaty and go perfectly with this Creamy Green Chile Cannellini Soup. After harvesting the shiitake mushrooms, I sliced them and let them soak in a flavorful steak marinade. If you are looking for a recipe to keep you warm during the cold winter nights, add this recipe to your rotation.