Vegan Christmas dessert: quick vegan trifle
Oelala... You can hardly resist this trifle, can you? A beautiful party cake following a traditional recipe, but with a modern vegan twist. You make it in no time and all your guests will admire it. What a beauty!
Preparation 20 minutes mins
Preparation 10 minutes mins
Total Time 30 minutes mins
Course dessert
Cuisine English
(saucepan)
6 glass (jam) jars
spoon
jar of organic cranberry jam or make your own (150 gr fine granulated sugar, ½ organic lemon, 250 gr cranberries and handful of frozen forest fruits) Alpro vegetable curd cheese 20 Lotus speculoos biscuits 2 el cashew paste Alpro vegetable blueberry yoghurt 150 gr fresh blueberries vegan topping plant-based alternative to whipped cream Lotus filled speculoos (round biscuits with speculoos cream)
Make fresh Cranberry jam (or buy ready-made from nice organic brand) Make cranberry jam in the morning or the day before.
Put 180 ml water, 150 g fine granulated sugar (or jelly sugar), juice and zest of half an organic lemon in a saucepan.
Bring to the boil and, meanwhile, wash the cranberries well.
Add the cranberries and a handful of frozen forest fruits and bring gently to the boil.
Simmer for about 15 minutes. Stir occasionally until the cranberries have burst open.
You can stir a little extra with a whisk so that the fruit is really broken up.
Pour the jam into a clean jar and leave to cool so you can use it to make the easy Christmas trifle.
Making a quick trifle For the biscuit dough, blend the cashew paste and biscuits in a food processor to make a crumbly biscuit dough.
Use 6 equal transparent (jam) jars to build up the layers for the trifle.
Spread the cranberry jam over the bottom of the jars.
Add the following layers: vegetable cottage cheese, biscuit crumble, blueberry yoghurt, fresh blueberries, vegetable topping, filled speculoos biscuits.
Keyword vegan dessert, holidays, Christmas, English, trifle, dessert