r/VeganBaking

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cinnamon roll cake

made vegan by subbing country crock plant butter and oat milk plus a flax egg. with a brown sugar ermine frosting.

loved the crunch of the topping and it veganized really well.

recipes in the comments!

u/No_Coffee_2670 — 3 days ago

Strawberry cupcakes with rainbow frosting

I’m obsessed with how these turned out. The rainbow frosting was a bit more effort but very doable.

u/midnighttoast30 — 4 days ago

Strawberry shortcake with homemade biscuits 🍓

First time using the Country Crock plant based whipping cream and wow is it easy and delicious!!

u/Satansdvdcollection — 3 days ago

Pumpkin coffee cake and pumpkin coffee to start the day🎃☕️

Made my husband a pumpkin coffee cake for his birthday and today got to pair it with some coffee with homemade vegan pumpkin foam over top! Such an amazing pairing and way to start the day!

u/Satansdvdcollection — 11 days ago

Vegan vanilla cake with raspberry filling and vegan buttercream

I think I did pretty well! Any tips on making buttercream smoother? Made for my baby brothers birthday!

u/regretfultomfoolery — 11 days ago

TIFU by trying to make vegan white chocolate ganache for the first time ever

I’m test baking my own birthday cake. it’s going to be chocolate cake, chocolate buttercream, with raspberry compote and white chocolate ganache. I’ve never made ganache before, let alone white chocolate. So I google a recipe, google vegan white chocolate chips, bada bing bada boom, I’m stirring up what I think is gonna be vegan white chocolate ganache.

Well, stupid me didn’t even verify that what I bought had cacao in it. So I’m just stirring coconut cream with basically hydrogenated oils, syrups and sugar. Now I have this grey syrup. It doesn’t taste horrific, but it looks gross. Is there anything I can do with this?

Also, does anyone have any good recommendations for vegan white chocolate that actually has a high percent of cacao? I’m not too worried about my cake since I wasn’t supposed to assemble until tomorrow anyway. And if I don’t get a ganache in time, I’ll just test it without and make another test in a few weeks.

u/vellamour — 11 days ago

Lemon poppyseed loaf cake with blackberries and crumbles

This felt like the perfect cake to bridge the end of summer and the beginning of autumn :) I used this recipe for guidance: https://www.zuckerjagdwurst.com/en/recipes/vegan-poppyseed-and-plum-marble-cake-with-crumbles

However, I added lemon juice and zest to the plain batter and swapped out the plums for blackberries because they were on sale and it felt like the last chance to bake with actually tasty fresh berries :)

u/mrsk145 — 11 days ago
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vegan iced gems

The pink is orange shortbread with just zest, the orange has orange “jammy bits” from King Arthur in the dough. Honestly, I thought the topping sounded gross because so many recipes say to just let it sit and it would dry and I thought there was no chance that was true but the royal icing was delicious!! And it was amazing how quick it set and how crunchy it became. The pink is piped worse because it was already setting!

I used vegan egg white powder for the icing.

u/dermieee — 12 days ago

Affordable white chocolate chips that actually taste like white chocolate?

Hi, are there any affordable vegan white chocolate chips that actually taste like white chocolate? I tried the enjoy life chips, and they just taste sweet. Pascha has mixed reviews, and I was only able to find king david in $25 packs of 4. I don’t plan on using that many chips. Are those really the only options out there?

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u/red_circle57 — 12 days ago

Vegan frosting?

I'm not vegan, but my friend is and I'm struggling to think of how I'll make frosting for his birthday cupcakes. I'm usually good with substitutions, but I can't find any sort of vegan whipped cream/heavy whipping cream? Does anybody have any good recipes? (Also, they're purely vanilla, so ideally something that doesn't have a strong flavor otherwise.)

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u/Pure-Challenge7405 — 11 days ago

Califa Farms plant-based heavy whipping cream

Does anyone else hate this product? I have never been able to get it to whip; it always curdles and/separates. I keep buying because sometimes I just don’t want to go all the way to the store that carries the Country Crock brand. And no one seems to have Silk anymore.

Thoughts?

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u/Myystque2323 — 10 days ago