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Nine Tea Cups Bakery Vegan Pavlova Recipe

This Vegan Pavlova Recipe is simple, delicious and sure to impress! Are you as excited as we are? This recipe was featured in the amazing The Supper Club Magazine and it’s so good that we’re sharing it with you. The first edition is still available to buy and we are enamoured by it; it’s bursting with stories and recipes from across the world by incredibly talented people.

Orange blossom and pomegranate molasses are an amazing flavour combination, that are perfect year round – if you get the chance try and make this in blood orange season, the flavours and the colours are divine! if you can’t tolerate aquafaba or egg whites then feel free to make the orange blossom cream cheese and serve with fresh fruit and mint, burnt almonds and pomegranate molasses. You won’t be disappointed.

What is Aquafaba? 

If you’ve not come across aquafaba before, then you might be surprised as to what it is; the liquid that is leftover after cooking beans, or the liquid in cans of beans.

You can use the liquid from chickpea, kidney beans, black beans and even lentils. Black beans will result in a greyish meringue, which is great for Halloween – but aquafaba doesn’t like humidity, so they mightn’t come out as you expect. Which is part of the fun!

Recipe Notes

Pavlova is a high sugar recipe, without the sugar the pavlova sinks but this isn’t to say you shouldn’t try it. If you bake aquafaba without sugar,it tends to flatten, so instead make it into a mousse by whipping it into stiff peaks, adding a sweetener of your choice, and folding it into the orange blossom cream cheese. In that instance make your orange blossom cream cheese first! But, if you are preparing it this way, you should know that a little bit of sweetener is necessary to mask the bean flavour.

We’ve given you two options for the cream cheese filling; one is a raw cream cheese that is super easy to make and customise for other recipes too, and the other is a 1 minute recipe for those of you that don’t want to wait for your cashews to soak.

If you can get hold of borage blossoms they add a lovely almost cucumber-like flavour to the dish. But if you can’t, don’t worry – we promise it’s every bit as delicious either way.

 

Vegan Pavlova Recipe (with Orange Blossom Cream Cheese and Pomegranate Molasses)

Aquafaba pavlova

Liquid from 1 can of unsalted chickpeas

300g unrefined raw cane sugar or coconut blossom sugar, powdered

 

 

Orange Blossom Raw Vegan Cream Cheese Filling

If you like to take your time preparing recipes, then this is the recipe for you. If not, scroll down 🙂

200g cashews, soaked

Contents of 1 probiotic capsule (we used this)

⅓ cup water, or just enough to blend.

1-2 tbsp unrefined cane sugar or birch xylitol, powdered or 2-4 drops stevia, to taste (optional)

1 tsp orange blossom water

Orange Blossom Cream Cheese filling

We promised easy and you got it! This recipe takes next to no time and is just as delicious!

1 packet of dairy free cream cheese

1-2 tbsp unrefined cane sugar or xylitol, powdered or 2-4 drops stevia, to taste (optional)

1 tsp orange blossom water

Now all of your components are ready, plate up: Top the pavlova with orange blossom cream, peeled orange (or blood orange) segments, broken burnt almonds, pomegranate seeds and borage flowers (if you have them), drizzle with pomegranate molasses and enjoy!

Enjoy this Vegan Pavlova Recipe and if you make it let us know how it turns out in the comments!

In the mood to make some more? Find our other recipes here.

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