jellie eats real ordinary food

I’m Jellie. I love trying vegan food from different cuisines and time periods. Open to submissions!

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TURKISH LENTIL SOUP (INSTANT POT OR SLOW COOKER) ★ Made with red lentils, this Turkish soup is full of flavor and nutrients. It’s an easy-to-make vegan soup, perfect for meal prepping for a busy weak ahead.

320kcal // $0.57 per bowl

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Vegan Hokkaido Milk Bread ★ Japanese coconut milk buns. Just a simple, fluffy, soft vegan milk bread with no weird ingredients. Great recipe for impressing your friends and fam.

280kcal // $0.13 per bun

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Vegan Hokkaido Milk Bread ★ Japanese coconut milk buns. Just a simple, fluffy, soft vegan milk bread with no weird ingredients. Great recipe for impressing your friends and fam.

280kcal // $0.13 per bun

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Vegan Olivier Salad (салат Оливье) ★ The simple salad Olivier is a staple of many Christmas dinner tables around the world. In fact, depending on the country you can expect to find this dish served at Christmas or New Year’s or both. All this doesn’t mean that vegan Olivier salad isn’t edible year-round, though. It's an easy cold lunch or side dish for all seasons.

514kcal // $1.27 per bowl

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Brookie Pie ★ Brookie pie is the next level up from brookies, which are sweet treats that combine the concept of the brownie and cookie. If you love pies, brownies, and cookies, then the brookie pie will give you the best of all three worlds. And as a bonus, it uses only pantry ingredients (if you use a shelf-stable milk like oat or coconut). Very apropos for pandemic cooking.

451kcal // $0.93 per slice

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Vegan Brookie Pie ★ Brookie pie is the next level up from brookies, which are sweet treats that combine the concept of the brownie and cookie. If you love pies, brownies, and cookies, then the brookie pie will give you the best of all three worlds. And as a bonus, it uses only pantry ingredients (if you use a shelf-stable milk like oat or coconut). Very apropos for pandemic cooking.

451kcal // $0.93 per slice

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Vegan Brookie Pie ★ Brookie pie is the next level up from brookies, which are sweet treats that combine the concept of the brownie and cookie. If you love pies, brownies, and cookies, then the brookie pie will give you the best of all three worlds. And as a bonus, it uses only pantry ingredients (if you use a shelf-stable milk like oat or coconut). Very apropos for pandemic cooking.

451kcal // $0.93 per slice

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Proper Vegan Gumbo ★ This authentic vegan gumbo is a meatless take on the classic Cajun gumbo, using a homemade Andouille seitan sausage. No beans or other stuff that never belongs in gumbo!

742kcal // $2.15 per jar

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Double Rhubarb Dream Loaf with Rhubarb Butter ★ This quickbread is moist, crumbly, not too sweet, and full of tangy rhubarb flavour! The original recipe calls for rhubarb butter, but you can replace it with whatever jam or fruit spread you have lying around. Apple butter or peach butter would be amazing, too.

214kcal // $3.89 per jar

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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One Pot Pesto Pasta ★ Only 3 ingredients are needed for this one-pot pesto pasta. Doubles, triples, etc. easily! Perfect for a weeknight meal or quick meal prep. (Pictured is sun-dried tomato pesto pasta; any type of pesto can be used.)

599kcal // $1.09 per bowl

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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One Pot Pesto Pasta ★ Only 3 ingredients are needed for this one-pot pesto pasta. Doubles, triples, etc. easily! Perfect for a weeknight meal or quick meal prep.

599kcal // $1.09 per bowl

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Thai Jungle Curry (Kaeng Pa) ★ Sometimes you want to make a delicious Thai curry but you don't have coconut milk. No worries, it's kaeng pa to the rescue! This curry is naturally coconut-free, perfect for those with allergies or looking to cut calories, or just for someone who's out of coconut milk!

337kcal // $1.60 per bowl

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Simple Vegan Soda Bread with Fennel Seed ★ This fuss-free bread relies only on the humble baking soda for its rise! Soda bread is a pretty easy recipe for beginner bread bakers. There’s no need for kneading and it all comes together in one bowl. It’s also a great recipe for impatient bakers, because this bread rises with the power of baking soda rather than yeast. That means you don’t have to wait around for the dough to rise before tossing it into the oven.

130kcal // $0.05 per slice

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Mango Peach Smoothie ★ Hopefully it’s not too cold where you’re living right now to enjoy a peach smoothie or two! Heck even if it is technically too cold, you can still enjoy an icy cool smoothie, that’s the magic of indoor heating right. So sweet and refreshing with not a drop of added sugar!

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Mango Peach Smoothie ★ Hopefully it’s not too cold where you’re living right now to enjoy a peach smoothie or two! Heck even if it is technically too cold, you can still enjoy an icy cool smoothie, that’s the magic of indoor heating right. So sweet and refreshing with not a drop of added sugar!

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food

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Triple Tropics Smoothie ★ Yearning for a tropical fruit smoothie in the middle of January? You only need three fruits to make this healthy slushy smoothie in less than five minutes!

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Peach Plum Smoothie ★ Hopefully it’s not too cold where you’re living right now to enjoy a fruity smoothie or two! Heck even if it is technically too cold, you can still enjoy an icy cool smoothie, that’s the magic of indoor heating right. Only four ingredients needed for this one!

Recipe and photo: Real Ordinary Food