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Traditional carbonara is made with egg, parmesan and pancetta. And let’s be honest who did not love Spaghetti Carbonara?! So I just had to try a vegan spaghetti carbonara. Not only did I manage to veganize the carbonara in taste, but also conjured up a quick and easy vegan carbonara recipe. vegan | dairy-free | egg-free| lactose-free | opt. gluten-free | oil-free | whole foods plant based

Vegan carbonara without milk substitute ?!

I do not know if you feel the same, I always thought a carbonara is made with cream / milk. My mom (hello mom;)) used to always like to cook spaghetti with a creamy sauce and we always called this carbonara. In terms of taste, my mum’s food has always convinced, let’s face it Moms and grandmas are simply the best chefs. Do you see it the same way? However, I found out a few years ago that the traditional, Italian carbonara is cooked without milk / cream. And since then, we make only the Italian carbonara and we love it. However, the recipe is anything but vegan, so I put myself in my kitchen and tried a vegan carbonara and I have to say I really made it and we just can not get enough of this delicious, lightning fast recipe.

What serves as an egg substitute for my vegan spaghetti carbonara

You’ve probably already noticed that I simply love Aquafaba (Drain water of chickpeas). And here with the vegan spaghetti carbonara I thought for a long time what I should take as an egg substitute. Since you need just egg yolk and not the whole egg, I thought pretty long what could serve as a substitute. Silken Tofu was out of the question for me, this I prefer to use as egg substitute for a whole egg such as in quiche or my onion tart recipe. And since we like to eat chickpeas (like in my vegan tuna salad), we always have Aquafaba left, which I like to process into recipes. So I tried it in my vegan carbonara. I have created a carbonara that is perfect for me, which is in no way inferior to the traditional carbonara.

I hope you like the vegan carbonara. It is:

• cheesy
• prepared quickly
• easy
• smoky
• full of flavor

You really like Vegan Spaghetti Carbonara, then you might also like:

I mean, who does not like all kinds of pasta dishes?! Check out my quick basil pesto sauce, which is prepared in no time. Or this tasty marinara sauce with fresh tomatoes and beetroot. If you like the flavor of Gorgonzola, I’ve created just the right sauce for you, my vegan Gorgonzola sauce.

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Did you try the recipe?

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But now finally to the recipe of the vegan spaghetti carbonara:

Vegan Spaghetti Carbonara

Yield: 2 Portions

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 25 minutes

Traditional carbonara is made with egg, parmesan and pancetta. And let's be honest who did not love Spaghetti Carbonara?! So I just had to try a vegan spaghetti carbonara. Not only did I manage to veganize the carbonara in taste, but also conjured up a quick and easy vegan carbonara recipe. vegan | dairy-free | egg-free| lactose-free | opt. gluten-free | oil-free | whole foods plant based

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Ingredients

• 180 g Spaghetti, Zoodles or gluten-free spaghetti
• 6 tbsp Aquafaba
• 80 g Coconut Bacon (optional)* - Recipe for Coconut Bacon in my Holiday Menu in my Library
• 2 tbsp vegan Parmesan - Recipe here
• Sea Salt Pepper to taste
• 1/2 tsp Liquid smoke (optional)
• 1 Pinch Turmeric

Instructions

1. Boil hot water to cook the pasta
2. In the meantime make the coconut bacon and the vegan parmesan (opt) you can also use store bought stuff
3. Cook the pasta according to the package instruction
4. Mix the aquafaba with the spices and pour it later over the drained pasta add the parmesan and bacon an stir.
5. Your vegan Spaghetti Carbonara is ready to eat. We love to eat some lettuce with it.

Notes

• * If you do not have store bought vegan bacon. Try my vegan coconut bacon. It taste amazing and is quick made.

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