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22 Delicious Probiotic Vegan Foods

Fermented and probiotic vegan foods for gut health and wellness

A vegan diet is perfect for feeding your microbiome. It is naturally high in fiber and full of vegetables. However it’s also important to include some probiotics. To inspire you, here are 22 fermented and probiotic vegan recipes.

Fermented Vegetables Pickles

Naturally all fermented vegetable pickles are vegan! If you’re new to fermentation, then making pickles is a perfect place to start. It’s so easy and delicious! Here’s a few recipes to get your started:

  1. Simple cucumber pickles
  2. Dilly carrots
  3. Garlic green beans

Probiotic Condiments

Relish, chutney and other flavourful condiments really add zip to a vegan diet. Try making:

  1. Rich apple chutney
  2. Zippy zucchini relish
  3. Flavourful mustard

Probiotic vegan yogurts

There are so many different types of vegan yogurts. The trick is to get a good starter culture that can be reused over and over again. If you’re interested in making vegan yogurt here are a few options to get you started:

  1. Soy milk yogurt
  2. Almond milk yogurt
  3. Cultured cashew cream
  4. Probiotic coconut milk

Cashew Cheese

Cashews are ideal for homemade vegan cheese. Soaked and ground, they can be thick and creamy. Adding a boost of culture not only improves the flavour, but also makes them probiotic! Here’s a few delicious options:

  1. Miso and cashew cheese
  2. Mold ripened Camembert cashew cheese
  3. Herbed cashew cheese

Vegan Sour Cream

If you have vegan yogurt, then it’s easy to make:

  1. Vegan sour cream

Vegan Kimchi

Kimchi is a delicious Korean ferment that is perfect for adding a dose of flavour to all sorts of dishes. It’s not typically vegan, however, around here we always make ours without the fish sauce and shrimp. It’s a super easy ferment for beginners, because it doesn’t require any special culture:

  1. Vegan kimchi

Koji Ferments

Koji rice or barley have been fermented with koji kin. They are used for making all sorts of delicious Japanese ferments, and a perfect for bringing umami to veganism. Here’s a few different koji ferments:

  1. Miso
  2. Amazake – a dairy free milk alternative made from rice
  3. Natto – fermented soybeans
  4. Shoyu – Japanese fermented soy sauce

Tempeh

Tempeh is the ultimate fermented vegan protein. And homemade tempeh is seriously amazing. It is so much softer and more flavourful than commercially produced tempeh. Here are a few different types of tempeh to inspire your fermentation:

  1. Classic soybean tempeh
  2. Lentil tempeh
  3. Sunflower seed tempeh

Do you have any favourite VEGAN FRIENDLY ferments?  I’d love to try them!  Share your recipes and ideas in the comments or on the facebook page.

22 Probiotic vegan foods and recipes to feed your microbiome

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