Vegan Recipes
Delicious and healthy vegan dishes. Automatically curated for you from our central database!

Sweet Soy Milk (Dou Jiang)
The indispensable cornerstone of a traditional Chinese breakfast. Freshly ground, rich, creamy soy milk served piping hot and lightly sweetened, perfect for dipping fried dough sticks (Youtiao).

Sweet Taro Soup (Yu Tou Tang)
A thick, hearty, earthy sweet soup. Chunks of starchy taro root are simmered until they begin to dissolve, thickening a sweet coconut milk broth into a creamy, purple-flecked porridge.

Sweet Potato Ginger Soup (Fan Shu Tang)
The ultimate winter comfort dessert. Large, tender chunks of sweet potato simmered in a clear, intensely gingery, amber-colored rock sugar broth that warms you to the core.

Papaya Snow Fungus Soup
A nourishing, classic 'Tong Sui' (sweet soup) revered for its beauty benefits. Chunks of ripe papaya, gelatinous snow fungus, sweet red dates, and apricot kernels simmered in a light rock sugar syrup.

Douhua (Tofu Pudding with Sweet Syrup)
The softest, silkiest tofu you will ever eat. Served warm in delicate, trembling scoops, drowned in a clear, sweet ginger syrup. A beloved traditional street dessert.

Black Sesame Soup (Zhi Ma Hu)
An incredibly fragrant, jet-black dessert soup. Toasted black sesame seeds and rice are blended and simmered into a smooth, thick, nutty, and highly nutritious sweet paste.

Buddha's Delight (Luohan Zhai)
A traditional vegetarian dish traditionally enjoyed by Buddhist monks. A complex, savory stew of tofu, glass noodles, mushrooms, and exotic vegetables braised in a light soy sauce.

Liangpi (Cold Skin Noodles)
A refreshing Shaanxi street food classic. Translucent, chewy, cold wheat starch noodles tossed with cucumber, gluten sponges, chili oil, and black vinegar.

Di San Xian (Potatoes, Eggplant, and Peppers)
A rustic, hearty vegetable dish from Northeastern China. 'Three Earthly Treasures' features potatoes, eggplant, and green peppers deep-fried and tossed in a savory soy-garlic glaze.

Cong You Bing (Scallion Pancakes)
Crispy, chewy, and highly aromatic unleavened flatbreads folded with oil and minced scallions to create beautiful, flaky layers.

Douhua (Savory Tofu Pudding)
Silky, melt-in-your-mouth freshly made tofu pudding, served the savory Northern Chinese way with soy sauce, chili oil, pickled radish, and scallions.

Shaobing (Baked Sesame Flatbread)
A flaky, multi-layered baked Chinese flatbread completely encrusted in toasted sesame seeds. Often sliced open and stuffed with Youtiao or braised beef.
