Vegan Bread Pudding

Welcome to the Everyday Dish vegan cooking show! Bread Pudding just like your mother used to make, providing of course your mom was vegan. This is comfort food at its very best.

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• vegan
• cooking
• vegetarian
• dessert
• julie
• hasson
• cuisine
• everyday
• dish

[alissanicolehern]

I also noticed the lack of actual measurements.

[everydaydish]

The recipe is on the everyday dish website (everydaydish(dot)tv)

[mlgreenwood]

This recipe looks great....is there anyway to get actual measurements for the ingredients?

[everydaydish]

Yes. The entire recipe can be printed off the everyday dish website (everydaydish(dot)tv)

[shasharedemption]

ok, did she just put whipped cream on that?!

[everydaydish]

It was vegan whipped cream (Soyatoo).

[christophermartin18]

i dont care what anyone says you all should be ashamed she goes onto youtube gives up some of her own time to help people like me who dont know how to make stuff like this and you say that her recipies are "muck" was it?

i realy hate people like you!!!!

[Fitchpatrick99]

@JBloverforever94 With all due respect, you need to educate yourself a bit more before making such definitive statements. Humans are the only animal on the planet which continues to consume dairy after being weaned. As a vegan I am often asked by concerned people how I get protein and calcium without eating meat and dairy. I simply tell them that I get my protein and calcium from the same source as an elephant...no larger muscles or skeleton walking on the planet!

[resarie85]

@williambeepbeep I am thinking you could add egg replacer to the soy milk if you want a custard like texture.

[apriltx]

Yummy!

[ihavenotalent]

awesome! Thanks for this!

[MarsellaFyngold]

@JBloverforever94 o.O what're you talking about? Have you EVER taken a nutrition course? Or even a history course? Or anthropology course? In the beginning people were foragers and we ate whatever we could find. We didn't eat much meat until later on.

[MarsellaFyngold]

@JBloverforever94 o.O what're you talking about? Have you EVER taken a nutrition course? Or even a history course? Or anthropology course? In the begining people were foragers and we ate whatever we could find. We didn't eat much meat until later on.

[shumila]

@JBloverforever94 Oh and I have been vegan for years and have excellent bone density. Milk and eggs acidify your blood and cause your bones to dissolve and you end up excreting them. Good sources of plant based calcium are dark leafy greens like okra and spinach (the calcium in milk comes from grass), almonds, and tofu. If you ever get the chance look up "The China Study". The book will change how you take care of your body.

[shumila]

@JBloverforever94 Though you may not like to believe it, "people" are animals too. And what we were taught as children is not always correct. It is fact that those countries where people do not drink dairy have the lowest cases of osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis. Countries like Denmark and USA drink the most dairy and have the highest cases. Drinking milk is in fact harmful if you want strong bones. Google: "Dangers Of Milk And Dairy Products" for more info.

[JBloverforever94]

@shumila But we humans are not animals we are "People".So if an animal was drinking another animals milk it would be wrong becasue they are both animals .If a human is drinking milk from a cow and goat it is different.And we need milk to be healthy ,or our bones wont grow right and strong idk that is what i was told when i was young.I am not saying to drink 10 glasses a day ,but not to drink it at all is not right.