Annabelle Randles
Location
London, United Kingdom
School
Winthrop University, Rock Hill SC
Expertise
Recipe Creation, Food Photography, Food Writing
- Annabelle has been interviewed in numerous publications and news outlets including Huffington Post UK, Harpers Bazaar UK, BBC EasyCook , Lifehacker, BBC Easy Cook, The Guardian, Maclean and so on... to promote her flexitarian diet approach.
- Her recipes are influenced by her multicultural family background, her upbringing in France and her years living in New York and London.
- Her first cookbook "Less Meat, More Plants" will be published in September 2023.
Experience
Passionate about food and sustainability, Annabelle has been creating recipes, and writing for her blog The Flexitarian, which focuses on the health, ethical and environmental impacts of food consumption since 2013. Her hope is to encourage people to eat less meat and other animal products and embrace more of a plant-based diet. In parallel, she is the co-founder and director of By Nature Ltd, an online eco-retailer selling a wide range of ethical and sustainable products.
Back in 2016, she worked as a tutor for Sutton People's Kitchen delivering Healthy Eating & Cooking Classes for children and adults in her local Sutton area.
Education
Annabelle has a BS and MBA in Business from Winthrop University, SC.
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Stories By Annabelle Randles
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This recipe will be a welcome addition to your catalog of meat-free pasta mains, and its Mexican-inspired ingredients and flavors bring a hearty punch.
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Enjoyed as a light meal or as an appetizer for a holiday party, spinach, sun-dried tomato, and goat cheese puffs are easy to make, versatile, and delicious.
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Cheesy cauliflower soup is flavorful, comforting, and easy to put together. It makes the perfect rich and cheesy lunch or dinner for a chilly winter's day.
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Lentil curry over cauliflower rice is an easy and flavorful plant-based meal. This creamy and comforting dish is also grain-free and gluten-free.
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Have both sweet and savory fans at the table? These versatile waffles pair perfectly with everything from fruit and whipped cream to eggs and avocado.
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The base of these vegan "meatballs" -- black beans and beets -- is bound together by chickpea flour for a plant-based, nutritious, and versatile main dish.
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Stromboli is typically filled with cured meats, but this vegetarian version is just as hearty with mushrooms, walnuts, herbs, and three types of cheese.
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If you want to get creative with your vegetable side dishes, this Brussels sprouts gratin with a walnut crumble will certainly liven up the table.
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Fougasse is a traditional French bread known for its distinctive leaf design, and this Mediterranean herb and olive fougasse recipe is perfect for sharing.
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These vegetarian black bean and corn chimichangas are a delicious vegetarian version of the Mexican-inspired dish: Packed with beans, corn, rice, and spices.
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Crunchy tangy masala corn is a popular Indian street food made from fried corn kernels that are seasoned with a flavorful masala mix for an easy vegan snack.
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Full of aromatic spices and vegetables, Annabelle Randles' take on a classic Indian breakfast dish will seriously upgrade your standard egg fare.
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This vegetarian version of fatayers uses a mixture of spinach, onions, and various spices, along with feta cheese which has tangy and salty notes to complement.
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No beef needed! This vegetarian take on a classic Philly cheesesteak is plenty hearty thanks to spiced tempeh, creamy provolone, and plenty of sauteed veggies.
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This vegan Wellington uses a blend of mushrooms and sweet potatoes cooked with caraway, nutmeg, and cinnamon to add the perfect aromatic and warm touch.
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Shredded, baked, and tossed in a homemade bulgogi sauce, tofu takes on a meaty texture and sweet, spicy flavor in this easy vegan recipe.
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Skip the storebought stuff and make this homemade Dutch oven vanilla yogurt instead.
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This rosemary pear jam is perfect not only on toast and muffins, but also with cheeses and in pan sauces.
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Packed with crispy tofu, colorful veggies, and creamy peanut sauce, these stir-fry bowls have it all!
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This sweet potato and black bean tacos may not contain any meat, but they sure are loaded with wholesome, nourishing, and filling plant-based goodness.
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This dish is perfect for anyone keeping a vegetarian diet, observing Meatless Monday, or just looking for some plant-based variety in their dinner rotation.