Oh no thank you so much.... I live in Korea and Cauliflower and cashews are expensive here... I never knew I can make creamy pasta with soy milk. Thank you so much!!! You're like a savior of broke newbies
Love these recipes! I also make an excellent creamy pasta sauce using white beans and coconut milk! You basically just throw your cooked and drained white beans (I use canned ones) in a blender with full fat coconut milk, minced garlic, onion powder, nutritional yeast, salt, pepper, 1 teaspoon mustard and 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar. Blend it all up into a smooth cream and then cook in a saucepan on a simmer to reduce slightly and let the flavors really incorporate. I love it because the beans provide lots of protein, and it has an excellent texture!
@@ruejohn2653 I make basically the same thing w/ frozen cauliflower. I steam frozen cauliflower until tender, drain put in the blender w/ plain soy milk, garlic & onion (either sauted or use dry powder), nooch, lemon juice, miso or veg broth concentrate; blend till smooth. It's great, and I don't think there is any loss using frozen in this kind of thing.
I recently made a roasted cauliflower sauce for pasta and it was amazing. If you have time, roasting the cauliflower takes it to another level taste wise. I roasted enough cauliflower to use most of it for the sauce and the rest of it to toss on top of the pasta before serving.
Just tried the 3rd recipe for my first attempt ever trying to make alfredo and OMG it’s AMAZING! Took almost zero skill and tastes sooo cheesy! Thank you so much for sharing these recipes!
How about taking the best of everything? I'd try the cauliflower recipe but make it one pot pasta, but also add the cashews when blending the cauliflower!
Thank you for these recipes! I just cooked the one pan soy milk Alfredo, and even though I didn’t have veggie stock it came out so delicious! Instead of veggie stock, I added garlic powder and onion powder.
I made #2, (flour base), but added sliced grape tomatoes about 2/3 of the way into the cooking process, then spinach leaves about 2 minutes before it was done so it wouldn't be overcooked and I'm telling you.....chef's kiss. I've done it both the normal way and that way, but that makes it so, so much better.
Such a bomb idea to use the soy milk! I have been buying soy cream from time to time to make such a dish but this is so much less expensive! Very grateful for this idea!
Love these options! They certainly win over the expensive jars of vegan alfredo sauce, plus I can make on the fly whichever one I have the ingredients for!
I tried the cashew one tonight, and it was so good! I've been plant-based for just over a month and a half, and I've finally been able to make something that truly satisfies a cheese craving! I'm excited to try the roux one later this week!
Yay! Two of my favorite vegan vlogger have posted the same creamy pasta! Wil Yeung and Cheap Lazy Vegan.❤️️ Perfect for my hubby's birthday celeb just today. Thank you guys.😊
i usually watch your channel on my apple TV in the living room so i don't comment only like ..But this time i had to turn on my laptop and tell you how awesome this vid is.. One of your top ones.. i will try all of them. looking forward to sum creamy pasta..will share with someone i talked to on Twitter a new vegan that said being vegan is expensive.. Don't blame her i was in the same boat years ago..
Hiya! New sub and a new vegan here! I absolutely despise cauliflower (makes me gag) but I thought, it'd give this a go and keep an open mind. I've just made the cauliflower sauce and it is DELICIOUS!!! And I am NOT a good cook. Thank you so much for making this journey so much easier for me and sharing these great and simple recipes!
Taste-testing is a really good idea. Also, are you a mind reader? So many times I’ve been thinking about making a dish and you upload the exact recipe I want to use! 😄
After I watched this I went right into the kitchen and made the cauliflower version..... OMGOODNESS!!!! SOOOOO F~ GOOD! Even the non vegans in my house went CRAZY over the deliciousness!!!!! I went to work bragging and sharing this! AMAZING!!!!!!
These are so easy to make. I will definitely be making the cauliflower alfredo coz cauliflower here is way cheaper than soy milk. Love your recipes keep up the good work! With love from Zimbabwe😘
I NEED somebody to please tell me where these gorgeous pans are from! I love your recipes Rose but damn do those pans make them so much more 🌌aesthetic🌌
I made the third recipe for dinner tonight and I could have eaten twice as much! So delicious and very easy to make. Thank you for helping a new vegan.
They all look amazing....going to try! If you hold back a little pasta water (for the first 2 dishes) and add to the dish instead of plain water, you will increase the creaminess of the dish.
The realness of, "It's gonna be low in calories because it..is..cauliflower." 😂 agreed, I would add some tempeh or tofu. Love the down to earth vibe of these recipes.
Oh girlllll I just made the cashew one and it was amazeeeee yes I had a bunch of sauce leftover so I’ll make more zucchini noodles tomorrow or freeze it can’t wait to try the others! It’s nice to have options depending on which ingredients you have on hand! Thanks so much 💜💜
I have not ate Alfredo since going mostly plant-based 😭 I bought a $10 jar of arugula Alfredo pesto sauce which was great but not the same.... I really want some creamy Alfredo sauce that I can eat with Cajun seasoning all over it 😋
My new fav is the roux based one. I don't have the other "fancy" stuff at home and roux-based taste sooo good and comforting. I love adding a little nutmeg.
Delicious pasta! The third sauce I've used as a pizza sauce for a veggie pizza. I just cooked it like a bechemel sauce and let it thickened. Poured it on my pizza then topped with caramelized onions, mushrooms, zucchini, spinach, shaved asparagus, chopped marinated artichokes and cooked chopped vegan bacon. Topped with vegan mozzarella cheese and Parmesan if desired. So delicious.
Well Done Mate! I Love pasta dishes cos i enjoy throwing in extra greens that i dont eat enough of ~ like brocolli & spinach and smothering them in the pasta & sauce! And how HAPPYWONDERFUL is it that your dishes here are THAT creamy but dont contain CREAM! Or BUTTER! Or DAIRY at all! OR FAT ~ save for one recipe using a handful of nuts! Thanks again Rose! As always, youve made it look easy!
I just made the 3rd one, the roux, and it's super tasty (super close to alfredo!) but there was way too much liquid left. I'd start with 1/2 cup water and add more if needed. Also make sure you cook it uncovered once it's boiling so the extra liquid can evaporate and thicken the sauce
I just got notification right now about this.. I know I'm late, but no joke.. I just googled vegan creamy pasta recipes today.. you really read my mind
Your pasta sauces are so awesome looking. Can't wait to try it. I love 💘 the Pumpkin Pasta Sauce. New vegan and had the pumpkin sauce twice. Wondering if you could use sweet potatoe in place of pumpkin???
Those all look so easy and yummy. I've done cauliflower but with cashews. I'll have to give it a try alone, just got one in my grocery order! And I must say your hair and makeup is ON POINT today, Rose. And could Daniel be any cuter? I think not! ☺️
Great video and I love pasta recipes so i am going to have to try all 3 recipes. It's good to have animal free recipes because it's better for the animals, the planet and us.
Yesss the cauliflower recipe is good to hear about. I'm from New Brunswick on the east coast of Canada and cashews are definitely a "special occasion" expensive grocery item for me
For a gluten free option with dairy free milk, you can make your sauce without the roux and instead thicken it with cornstarch near the end of the cooking process. When it starts to boil, you'll add 1-2 tbsp cornstarch to a cup, then 1/2 cup VERY COLD liquid (I use more dairy free milk to keep the sauce flavorful). Mix well to combine, then pour the cold liquid into your sauce gradually, stirring the sauce as you pour. If you've done it correctly, you should see the sauce begin to thicken. Keep it boiling and stir until it reaches the desired thickness, then remove from the heat. Cornstarch works for sauces, gravies, and stews that you want to thicken and keep gluten free. I do not recommend one-pot with gluten free pasta and cornstarch sauce until you've got the cornstarch method of thickening correct. You want to boil the pasta in the sauce, THEN thicken it, IME. I hope this helps someone!
I saw one made from white beans on another channel. It wasn't great when I tried it, but it had the beans which is important. I'm thinking of trying the cauliflower with a little white beans and a little cashews as a mash-up.
Cashews in my area are like rare diamonds or something because they are sooooo damn expensive and can get it in one store: whole foods. Cauliflower on the other hand is pretty cheap lol
I made the one pot one with banza linguine and it kind of fused together immediately upon entering the pan (maybe because of the protein in the soy?) so be careful to separate the noodles as you add them if you make it with protein pasta, still ended up tasting great tho!
I just made both the cauliflower and the cashew recipes and combined them (cooking for 4). The sauces taste great! I thought I might try making the noodles in the pot with the sauce like you did for the soy milk version. Have you tried that?
Weill definitely give the 3rd one a try. Maybe the 1st one if I'm feeling fancy. I usually keep frozen cauliflower, as it is easy to warm up and then stick in the oven to roast (so yummy that way). I'm wondering how frozen cauliflower would work in this though. But cashews are so expensive. Yummy, but expensive.
Who doesn't love a creamy pasta sauce?! I am always super happy to learn how to make such a sauce differently so as to take it to the next level ;D Thank you for doing such a great comparison! Really enjoyed watching the video (especially the taste test :D)! . Anyways, sending you lots of love! Stay safe and have a great rest of the week!
I've always been sceptical about cauliflower for a creamy sauce but now I'm intrigued, I want to try. Also, was that Angela chilling on the couch behind Daniel with a book ? 😂
Oh no thank you so much.... I live in Korea and Cauliflower and cashews are expensive here... I never knew I can make creamy pasta with soy milk. Thank you so much!!! You're like a savior of broke newbies
Yay I hope you try it soon!!! 😍😍😍
Love these recipes! I also make an excellent creamy pasta sauce using white beans and coconut milk! You basically just throw your cooked and drained white beans (I use canned ones) in a blender with full fat coconut milk, minced garlic, onion powder, nutritional yeast, salt, pepper, 1 teaspoon mustard and 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar. Blend it all up into a smooth cream and then cook in a saucepan on a simmer to reduce slightly and let the flavors really incorporate. I love it because the beans provide lots of protein, and it has an excellent texture!
Screenshot this, Ty I will try that too! I love Thai food, so I'm all about that coconut milk in savory dish! Xoxo
So glad you did the taste test at the end. Daniel's so cute. Cauliflower is expensive here, too. Might have to try it, though!
In the Uk it’s the cheapest thing you can buy in the supermarket. You can’t give it away lol
So expensive!!! But to be fair, they're pretty big! Haha
Cheap Lazy Vegan what Wok do you have?
Frozen cauliflower is much cheaper where I am so I always use that instead!
Re: Expensive Cauliflower - Use FROZEN! It's cheap and already chopped up.
Did you try it with frozen cauliflower, if so was it good?
@@ruejohn2653 I make basically the same thing w/ frozen cauliflower. I steam frozen cauliflower until tender, drain put in the blender w/ plain soy milk, garlic & onion (either sauted or use dry powder), nooch, lemon juice, miso or veg broth concentrate; blend till smooth. It's great, and I don't think there is any loss using frozen in this kind of thing.
Thank you
The third recipe is going to come in so handy for when I go back to uni and I don't have a blender. Thank you for sharing! Love your videos
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I recently made a roasted cauliflower sauce for pasta and it was amazing. If you have time, roasting the cauliflower takes it to another level taste wise. I roasted enough cauliflower to use most of it for the sauce and the rest of it to toss on top of the pasta before serving.
Just tried the 3rd recipe for my first attempt ever trying to make alfredo and OMG it’s AMAZING! Took almost zero skill and tastes sooo cheesy! Thank you so much for sharing these recipes!
Clicked on this right awayyy, love me a creamy pasta
Frozen cauliflower is cheaper at least in Germany :)
I absolutely love the fact that the recipes are easy! Thank you!! No one has time for 20 ingredients! :D
Yes! Daniel ALL day.
Also, why is Daniel so fun and cute?! You should bring him more often for a taste test :D
He's the best!!!
How about taking the best of everything?
I'd try the cauliflower recipe but make it one pot pasta, but also add the cashews when blending the cauliflower!
Thank you for these recipes! I just cooked the one pan soy milk Alfredo, and even though I didn’t have veggie stock it came out so delicious! Instead of veggie stock, I added garlic powder and onion powder.
The tasting is hilarious. Please do that more often with Daniel!
@CheapLazyVegan Yay! It's Daniel I'm so glad to see him! The two of you have amazing on screen chemistry 🍾🥂
Hummus as a base for a sauce is a vegan students GO-TO recipe😎
I made #2, (flour base), but added sliced grape tomatoes about 2/3 of the way into the cooking process, then spinach leaves about 2 minutes before it was done so it wouldn't be overcooked and I'm telling you.....chef's kiss. I've done it both the normal way and that way, but that makes it so, so much better.
Such a bomb idea to use the soy milk! I have been buying soy cream from time to time to make such a dish but this is so much less expensive! Very grateful for this idea!
The one pot pasta is my favourite. Everything in one pot and no blender.
Love these options! They certainly win over the expensive jars of vegan alfredo sauce, plus I can make on the fly whichever one I have the ingredients for!
I tried the cashew one tonight, and it was so good! I've been plant-based for just over a month and a half, and I've finally been able to make something that truly satisfies a cheese craving!
I'm excited to try the roux one later this week!
Yay! Two of my favorite vegan vlogger have posted the same creamy pasta! Wil Yeung and Cheap Lazy Vegan.❤️️ Perfect for my hubby's birthday celeb just today. Thank you guys.😊
i usually watch your channel on my apple TV in the living room so i don't comment only like ..But this time i had to turn on my laptop and tell you how awesome this vid is.. One of your top ones.. i will try all of them. looking forward to sum creamy pasta..will share with someone i talked to on Twitter a new vegan that said being vegan is expensive.. Don't blame her i was in the same boat years ago..
Rose I made the one that your friend daniel liked the best with garlic toast and it was so delicious!!! Thank y!!!
I am making a cashew sauce but I am adding sauteed onions, garlic and green peas.
Oh, and Moshroooms!!!
Hiya! New sub and a new vegan here! I absolutely despise cauliflower (makes me gag) but I thought, it'd give this a go and keep an open mind. I've just made the cauliflower sauce and it is DELICIOUS!!! And I am NOT a good cook. Thank you so much for making this journey so much easier for me and sharing these great and simple recipes!
The cauliflower alfredo sauce is great! It was filling. I added vegan sausage, spinach, and sundried tomatoes to mine.
Omg that sounds amazing. I will totally steal that idea😏😍
Taste-testing is a really good idea. Also, are you a mind reader? So many times I’ve been thinking about making a dish and you upload the exact recipe I want to use! 😄
i will try the soy milk one pot pasta. soy milk is cheap here while the other two are expensive.
I love your friend taste test ☺️
After I watched this I went right into the kitchen and made the cauliflower version..... OMGOODNESS!!!! SOOOOO F~ GOOD! Even the non vegans in my house went CRAZY over the deliciousness!!!!! I went to work bragging and sharing this! AMAZING!!!!!!
The cashews and vegetables are so expensive but soymilk is in my fridge!
The animals don't care what you might find difficult, they're the ones being murdered and the victims, not you ✌🏻
Vegetables are expensive?
Cashews cost a fortune here too! But the bechamel is so easy, wouldn't do it any other way!
Jelena Cosovic yeah a red pepper coats almost 2 dollars and 8 mushrooms for 2 dollars as well
josiew yeah soymilk’s price is twice as much as normal milk too!
These are so easy to make. I will definitely be making the cauliflower alfredo coz cauliflower here is way cheaper than soy milk. Love your recipes keep up the good work! With love from Zimbabwe😘
I NEED somebody to please tell me where these gorgeous pans are from! I love your recipes Rose but damn do those pans make them so much more 🌌aesthetic🌌
I love❤️ you Rose and your recipes, so easy peazy 🔥🔥🔥
I made the third recipe for dinner tonight and I could have eaten twice as much! So delicious and very easy to make. Thank you for helping a new vegan.
I loved the surprise appearance from Daniel!
They all look amazing....going to try! If you hold back a little pasta water (for the first 2 dishes) and add to the dish instead of plain water, you will increase the creaminess of the dish.
The realness of, "It's gonna be low in calories because it..is..cauliflower." 😂 agreed, I would add some tempeh or tofu. Love the down to earth vibe of these recipes.
Oh girlllll I just made the cashew one and it was amazeeeee yes I had a bunch of sauce leftover so I’ll make more zucchini noodles tomorrow or freeze it can’t wait to try the others! It’s nice to have options depending on which ingredients you have on hand! Thanks so much 💜💜
I have not ate Alfredo since going mostly plant-based 😭 I bought a $10 jar of arugula Alfredo pesto sauce which was great but not the same.... I really want some creamy Alfredo sauce that I can eat with Cajun seasoning all over it 😋
My new fav is the roux based one. I don't have the other "fancy" stuff at home and roux-based taste sooo good and comforting. I love adding a little nutmeg.
Delicious pasta! The third sauce I've used as a pizza sauce for a veggie pizza. I just cooked it like a bechemel sauce and let it thickened. Poured it on my pizza then topped with caramelized onions, mushrooms, zucchini, spinach, shaved asparagus, chopped marinated artichokes and cooked chopped vegan bacon. Topped with vegan mozzarella cheese and Parmesan if desired. So delicious.
I make the cauliflower one all the time!!!! Its delish !
Thank you. I've been looking for a recipe to try
Well Done Mate! I Love pasta dishes cos i enjoy throwing in extra greens that i dont eat enough of ~ like brocolli & spinach and smothering them in the pasta & sauce! And how HAPPYWONDERFUL is it that your dishes here are THAT creamy but dont contain CREAM! Or BUTTER! Or DAIRY at all! OR FAT ~ save for one recipe using a handful of nuts! Thanks again Rose! As always, youve made it look easy!
Tried the third recipe. So good 🥰
I just made the 3rd one, the roux, and it's super tasty (super close to alfredo!) but there was way too much liquid left. I'd start with 1/2 cup water and add more if needed. Also make sure you cook it uncovered once it's boiling so the extra liquid can evaporate and thicken the sauce
I've tried the second one and it was the easiest pasta that I ever made, and yet it was delicious
I don't like to drink soy milk but should definitely try buying it for cooking!
Daniel didn't taste any cauliflower - that's a win! (All three are a win!) Thank you, Rose and Daniel.
I just got notification right now about this.. I know I'm late, but no joke.. I just googled vegan creamy pasta recipes today.. you really read my mind
Did the cauliflower one and OMG it’s so delicious and surprisingly SO CREAMY
LADY! You rock! The third recipe is literally magic lol. Thank you! ‘Twas ah-mazing! We loved it so much and I’m sure I’ll be making it often! 💜
im basicly filling my shopping list as im watching ur recipe
Your pasta sauces are so awesome looking. Can't wait to try it. I love 💘 the Pumpkin Pasta Sauce. New vegan and had the pumpkin sauce twice. Wondering if you could use sweet potatoe in place of pumpkin???
When I’m hungry, I’ll be very happy to watch this video!!
I think your food keeps looking at me!
It looks so good!!!!
They all look delicious! I'll definitely try these. Thank you 🌹💞
I made a cashew pasta some time ago, and it was really good. Now I want to try the Soy milk one lol
Those all look so easy and yummy. I've done cauliflower but with cashews. I'll have to give it a try alone, just got one in my grocery order!
And I must say your hair and makeup is ON POINT today, Rose. And could Daniel be any cuter? I think not! ☺️
I made the cauliflower one today and it was amazing 😍. Thank you!
Great video and I love pasta recipes so i am going to have to try all 3 recipes. It's good to have animal free recipes because it's better for the animals, the planet and us.
Yesss the cauliflower recipe is good to hear about. I'm from New Brunswick on the east coast of Canada and cashews are definitely a "special occasion" expensive grocery item for me
Mouth watering
I've been feeling for some creamy pasta recently. I'll definitely make some today!
Thank you for being this amazing human you are ☺️🙏💯💕
Delicious recipes, love all three! 😍😋😋😋👍
Look forward to your next recipe 👍
For a gluten free option with dairy free milk, you can make your sauce without the roux and instead thicken it with cornstarch near the end of the cooking process. When it starts to boil, you'll add 1-2 tbsp cornstarch to a cup, then 1/2 cup VERY COLD liquid (I use more dairy free milk to keep the sauce flavorful). Mix well to combine, then pour the cold liquid into your sauce gradually, stirring the sauce as you pour. If you've done it correctly, you should see the sauce begin to thicken. Keep it boiling and stir until it reaches the desired thickness, then remove from the heat. Cornstarch works for sauces, gravies, and stews that you want to thicken and keep gluten free. I do not recommend one-pot with gluten free pasta and cornstarch sauce until you've got the cornstarch method of thickening correct. You want to boil the pasta in the sauce, THEN thicken it, IME. I hope this helps someone!
They all look amazing. A good roux always makes for the best sauce!
So far I only made the rue one and it taste exacklyyyy like alfredooo💛💛💛
Love I don’t have to boil pasta separately for the 3rd recipe so I’m making that one for my Monday pasta day; can’t w8
Saveg podcast vibes!😍😆
I saw one made from white beans on another channel. It wasn't great when I tried it, but it had the beans which is important. I'm thinking of trying the cauliflower with a little white beans and a little cashews as a mash-up.
Cashews in my area are like rare diamonds or something because they are sooooo damn expensive and can get it in one store: whole foods. Cauliflower on the other hand is pretty cheap lol
That non dairy milk pasta is so good!! If you haven't yet, you need to try it.
I was craving creamy pasta just yesterday night!
Hi there..can i use almond milk if i don't have soy milk in hand?thank you in advance..take care stay safe😷
I did the third one before but added a buttload of garlic powder too and some salt, was delish!!
LMBO I love Dan he is so awesome what a star ⭐️🥰
Agreed!!! 😍
I made the one pot one with banza linguine and it kind of fused together immediately upon entering the pan (maybe because of the protein in the soy?) so be careful to separate the noodles as you add them if you make it with protein pasta, still ended up tasting great tho!
I just made both the cauliflower and the cashew recipes and combined them (cooking for 4). The sauces taste great!
I thought I might try making the noodles in the pot with the sauce like you did for the soy milk version. Have you tried that?
Weill definitely give the 3rd one a try. Maybe the 1st one if I'm feeling fancy. I usually keep frozen cauliflower, as it is easy to warm up and then stick in the oven to roast (so yummy that way). I'm wondering how frozen cauliflower would work in this though. But cashews are so expensive. Yummy, but expensive.
It’s hard to find raw cashews around me so I resorted to using cauliflower and it’s amazing
Wish I wasn’t so bz lately for this. Monday is my pasta day so have to w8 till Monday to make some of these recipes and can’t wait
Thank you! Where I live cashews and cauliflower are not expensive BUT I'm really allergic to nuts and I don't like cauliflower hahaha
Who doesn't love a creamy pasta sauce?! I am always super happy to learn how to make such a sauce differently so as to take it to the next level ;D Thank you for doing such a great comparison! Really enjoyed watching the video (especially the taste test :D)!
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Anyways, sending you lots of love!
Stay safe and have a great rest of the week!
I don't have vegetable stock cubes and want to make these now 🥺
Oh my gosh PLEASE tell me where I can find that wok?
Haha I was so excited at the guess test that I was clapping and jumping up and down! Lol 😂
I love your green hair 💚
Will try your recipe 😊😉
She has been eating her greens 😆
Loved the taste test !
Thanks for sharing and the taste test.
This looks yummy!
Great video...what veggie cube are you using?
Making these for 6 ppl when I only know metric measurements is going to be a challenge but I'm definitely going to try
Can we use frozen cauliflower for this recipe?
I definitely want to give these a try! What kind of veggie stock cubes do you use? Are they just bouillon?
That was so fun to watch, loved the taste test 😋
I've always been sceptical about cauliflower for a creamy sauce but now I'm intrigued, I want to try. Also, was that Angela chilling on the couch behind Daniel with a book ? 😂