Fruit Cobbler is another vegan recipe from Shemirah’s collection.
Fruit Cobbler Ingredients:
1 cup all purpose flour
1-1/2 tsp. Baking powder
½ tsp. Slat
One cup sugar
1 cup soy milk
dash cinnamon
¼ cup vegan buttery spread
16 oz. frozen fruit
Fruit Cobbler Preparation:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Thaw fruit in a bowl.
Put all dry ingredients in a separate bowl.
Add soymilk and dash of cinnamon.
Mix batter to combine ingredients.
Put vegan buttery spread into 8”x8” oven-proof dish, and put dish in oven to let margarine melt.
After margarine is completely melted, remove dish from oven and pour batter on top of margarine.
Spoon thawed fruit and juice evenly on top of batter.
Bake for 40 minutes.
Let cool.
It’s ready to eat, unless you’d like to add some vegan whipped topping! Yum!
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About Shemirah:
Shemirah Brachah began her vegan voyage in mid-life, but it has made all the difference in the world! “When I was a meat-eater, I used to hate to cook,” she says. It was a fall down a flight of stairs that lead Shemirah to a chiropractor, who recommended yoga, which in turn lead her to read an article in the Yoga Journal about animals raised for food. That was it! Shemirah became a vegetarian and then a vegan overnight.
“Changing my diet changed everything! I started taking vegetarian and vegan cook books out at the library, experimenting with making my own seitan, cheese, cream…just about everything animal-based was replaced by homemade and commercially available plant-based products.
Shemirah and her oldest daughter, Michelle Johnson, started a vegan outreach non-profit, the Vegan Venue, and over the years they developed a variety of vegan recipes that anyone can make and everyone will love.
Shemirah began her career as a secretary; after college, she joined middle-management, working as Director of Governmental Affairs and Executive Director of the Bureau of Municipal Research; Shemirah went on to manage the Mental Health Foster Care Program of the Family Counseling Center of Fulton County in Upstate NY where she was also instrumental in developing and implementing the DAPW (Domestic Abuse Prevention Workshop). Shemirah worked as a freelance writer, managing a public relations service and overseeing, editing, and publishing a low-income neighborhood newspaper.
Since 2006, Shemirah has worked for FARM, the Farm Animal Rights Movement, where she manages the Letters From FARM editorial letter database; she also liaisons with food manufacturers and vendors for FARM’s annual Animal Rights National Conference as well as other annual programs, such as MeatOut and World Day for Farmed Animals.
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