10 Vegan Food Blogs: Happiness, Healthy and Balanced

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Embracing a Vegan Lifestyle happens for many reasons. It could be passion for cooking pure plant-based meals, to become a lean & healthy athlete, perhaps its an angst about agriculture practices, a switch because of health issues and/or its benefits, or maybe because a vegan diet can simply be delicious. This list of Vegan Food Blogs will surely help you find your inner vegan, covering everything from your questions about how to start a vegan diet to delicious vegan recipes.

• Post Punk Kitchen | Happiness to Vegans
  Isa Chandra Moskowitz, Brooklyn born and raised, is the awesomeness behind Post Punk Kitchen. What first started as a vegan show taped in her cramped apartment, ventured into a blog, turned into a bustling community, and a foray of vegan cookbooks.
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  The PPK came about because Isa, ?just wanted to do something really fun and cute and to give people the idea that veganism isn?t all quinoa and nutritional yeast. I wanted to bring a lil? happiness to vegans.?

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• Fat Free Vegan Kitchen | Low-Fat Vegan Recipes
  Susan blogs about delicious dishes made with whole foods and without added oil. By eliminating refined fats (oil, margarine, and shortening), Susan has lost over 100 pounds. Now she maintains over 1400 low-fat vegan recipes sent in by hundreds of people.

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• Healthy, Happy, Life | Vegan Newbies
  Kathy wants you to ?embrace your inner vegan chef?. Whether you are a vegan newbie or just trying to add more plant-based meals into your diet ? Healthy, Happy, Life is the right place to go to help you love vegan cooking and living just as much as she does.

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• Oh She Glows | Healthy Vegan
  Oh She Glows captures Angela?s passion for vegan baking, cooking, running, and yoga. She?s also working on her first cookbook! It?s here you will find healthy, good tasting, and animal-product free recipes.

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• Choosing Raw | Raw & Cooked Veggies
  Gena found out when going on a raw diet that it increased her energy, better moods and aided in digestion. On Choosing Raw you will find delectable, plant-based foods ? lots of raw and cooked veggies, sea veggies, nuts, seeds, whole grains, legumes, organic, non-GMO soy, and root vegetables ? eliminating as much process food as possible.

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• Happy Herbivore | Easy to Make
  Lindsay shows you how to make vegan meals that are plant, low-fat, and easy to make. It?s already a given that her recipes are delicious and nutritious.

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• Vegan Yack Attack | Collection of Recipes
  Restaurant Reviews, beer snobbery, and a vegan blog that covers everything from delicious desserts, healthy meals, and raw recipes. The Vegan Yack Attack are a collection of recipes that started from Jacqueline cooking at home to avoid the ?atrocities that are sold in most markets?. Nice.

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• JL Goes Vegan | Post-40 Vegan Athlete
  Post-40, JL went from vegetarian to vegan. Ran her first 2 marathons and took up the sport of triathlon. JL is now a certified vegan lifestyle coach and educator proving that you are never to old to change. I?m kind of envious that she studied at the Natural Gourmet Institute.

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• Manifest Vegan | Vegan & Gluten-Free
  Allyson Kramer loves good food. But after being diagnosed with Celiac disease, it turned her foodie world upside-down. Her blog, Vegan Manifest, is the foodie journey of her recreating all her favorite recipes into Vegan & Gluten-Free creations. She?s also become the recent author of ?Great Gluten-Free Vegan Eats?.

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• Vegan Dad | Balanced Variety
  Nathan Kozuskanich proves that you can get all the nutrition you need without meat, eggs, and dairy. By eating a rainbow variety of foods provides the body what it needs. Vegan Dad?s tagline, ?I make one claim about my food: it?s vegan?. Vegan dad and vegan mom have four happy, healthy kids to prove it.

Related: Vegan Essentials: Plant-Based Cookbooks

(Image: Vegan Dinner by sielju via cc on Flickr.)

Source: http://www.oatmealinmybowl.com/the-kitchen/vegan-food-blogs/

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