Plant Based Recipes

The delights of fresh cherries in the late Spring makes this cheesecake all the better, but if you can't get fresh, frozen is fine for the filling, as well. THIS PKN enhances the flavor. For a non-dairy version, use plant-based butter and egg substitute. 

This is another take on the classic smoothie, this one with a nutty theme. Just one more thing you can make with the original THIS PKN.

There are those times when you just want a different taste on your salad, that you can't get from the store. Try adding THIS PKN based dressing to your next salad  to add a bit of kick to your next meal.

Sometimes you just want something you used to eat as a kid, and this is the perfect nostalgia food. With the use of This PKN, instead of milk, you get a richer flavor. For true, non-dairy, use plant-based cheese, below, instead of cow-based. 

This can be for breakfast, or for dessert, depending on what you fill it with, or put on top. Sweet crepes are a wonderful treat.

This is one of those dishes that you have to have free time to make right. Best for a weekend, when you are not rushed. It is well worth the extra time, and you will love the bit of pecan taste that adding THIS PKN Original adds to the oatmeal.

Sometimes you just want something lemony. This is has that zing that makes it so good to eat. Myers lemons, if you can get them, are best for this, but just about any lemon will do.

While fresh blueberries are the bomb, they are only available for a few months out of the year. I've found that frozen will work fine for this recipe. And using THIS PKN original makes this a totally dairy free delight.

This VEGAN Creamy Wild Rice & Mushroom Stew made with THIS PKN Original is the perfect way to keep you warm all winter long!  It’s really the easiest soup, even kids will love it, 

Enjoy this super easy-to-make lavender infused tea, with PKN® Original Pecanmilk. Where have you been all my life?

Try this take on bread pudding, made with French bread and PKN® Barista Pecanmilk.

Use PKN® Original Pecanmilk to make a soothing bedtime drink, for sweet dreams.