dessert – Drawn to Food

Waffles: vegan or vegetarian

No need to add extra butter to these. I like then with jam and Jake prefers maple syrup. Any way you like, they are pretty yummy.

Joe froggers (dark molasses cookies): vegetarian

These cookies are delicious, they have a burnt caramel flavor from the molasses. And they have a unique history

Irish soda bread: vegetarian

I have made many versions of soda bread before, but this one is the best. It’s moist on the inside and crusty on the outside and I love the raisins and caraway seeds in it.

Farina cookies (Greek halva): vegetarian

So simple to make. The “cookies” are a traditional favorite in our family, everyone loves them. Instead of making cookies you can just scoop some into a bowl and eat it hot, it’s really just breakfast cereal. The Greeks call this halva, not to be confused with the sweet sesame type you can buy in stores.

Koulourakia Greek Easter cookies: vegetarian

These cookies are a real family favorite. They are dry and hard and perfect for dunking in a cup of tea.

Crepes: vegetarian

One of my favorite times in my life was visiting Paris with Jacob and buying crepes from a vendor and eating them as we walked on the street. They were folded as illustrated here so the jam or filling would not spill out as you ate them.

Peanut butter cookies: vegetarian

I like my cookies a bit burnt so I leave them just a bit longer. They are so tasty when the are still warm. Depending on how generous you are with your cookie size, this can make about 15 to 25 cookies.

Chocolate hummus: vegetarian

Yummy. This is a tasty dessert and will satisfy your sweet tooth for sure. You can make it vegan by using almond or coconut milk.