Chloe's Vegan Desserts: Over 100 Exciting New Recipes for Cookies and Pies, Tarts and Cobblers, Cupcakes and Cakes - and More! by Chloe Coscarelli

    • Categories: Cakes, large; Breakfast / brunch; Dessert; Cooking ahead; American; Vegan
    • Ingredients: all-purpose flour; ground cinnamon; white vinegar; vegan margarine; soy milk
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  • Sourdough French toast

    • SenseiHeidi on March 07, 2021

      An easy, pantry-ready French Toast. This had a slightly heavy texture. A cross between pancakes and French toast. No eggy/buttery flavor, but not bad. The batter itself is only slightly sweetened.

  • Blondies

    • SenseiHeidi on November 03, 2024

      Delicious! I replaced the nuts with vegan white chocolate chips.

  • Brownies

    • SesJB on April 27, 2023

      Totally insanely good- the best vegan brownies ever. Makes a very stiff mix so I used a spatula dipped in boiling water to spread it out. Needs the whole 45 minutes.

  • Oatmeal raisin cookies

  • Mixed berry shortcake

    • Hannaha100 on May 24, 2018

      Full disclosure: I ran out of vanilla extract so only used 1 tbsp. Used 225g berries per half and that seemed to work well. Two tiers definitely enough for most purposes. I was initially a little disappointed with this as the cake had an almost savoury flavour but seemed to improve the next day. Needed longer than stated at 150c. Very moist. Made for a work buffet and went down well with non vegans. Raspberries didn't hold up as well as blueberries and strawberries. Coconut cream was nice but didn't stiffen as much as I expected - milk brand? Updated to say was asked for the recipe!

  • Chloe's celebration cake

    • Hannaha100 on September 06, 2017

      Made with 1 cup coffee and 1cup water. First attempt at this made as per gf variation was godawful - texture was great but had to throw away as tasted awful. Don't know if the problem was the flour or the xanthan gum. Repetition with self-raising gf flour and no extra xanthan gum was palatable but the best tasting option was non-gf with ordinary plain flour. A decent but unexciting vegan option with potential as base cake for new variations. Clearly more experimentation needed to make both vegan and gluten free. Update - made 4-tier plain flour version for daughter's birthday with blackberry buttercream from "Twist". Got great reviews - "light" and "moist". A good chocolate standard. Size was huge - portions far too big for most - 3 tiers might have been more sensible but looked great. The layers did crack a little but the buttercream covered that up. Recipe takes 5-7 minutes longer than stated at 150c.

  • Lemon olive oil cake

    • Lglen on September 23, 2018

      I used flour labelled “wheat flour” from my favourite ethnic food store which may have been heavier than all purpose. I also cooked it a couple of minutes too long. Next time I’ll use all purpose flour and watch it carefully it’s worth trying again! Not too sweet.

    • karliekramer on April 17, 2026

      This cake has a nice light, fluffy crumb. I was hoping for a little more rise and structure in the bundt pan — it fell a bit flat. Nice for an everyday snacking cake, but not for a special occasion or something to WOW. I omitted the lemon extract and the lemon flavor still shone through.

  • Hot-fudge-on-the-bottom cake

    • Hannaha100 on November 07, 2020

      Used unsweetened coconut milk and Dove's Farm gf flour. Reduced xanthan to 1/4 tsp and that was fine (I wonder if it even really needs it?). Pretty easy to make and great for a bring your own dessert because it has its own sauce. Texture is somewhere between a brownie and a bread pudding. Everyone ate it. My only critique is it's a bit one note. If I did again I might add some caramel or berries for variety. DH thought this would've been nicer warm with cream or ice cream.

  • Salted caramel cupcakes

    • Hannaha100 on April 19, 2020

      Couldn't resist making this frosting (used another recipe for cakes). Very easy. I only had enough icing sugar for half a batch and this was *just* enough to ice 10 large cupcakes. I have the other half batch of caramel sauce in my fridge and it's delicious!

  • Mint cookies 'n' cream cupcakes

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  • Yum.Fi

    So, overall this is a great book. This reviewer tended to tune out that it was a “vegan book” as the various dishes were so enchanting, interesting and different.

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  • ISBN 10 1451636768
  • ISBN 13 9781451636765
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  • Published Mar 14 2013
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 272
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Atria Books
  • Imprint Atria Books

Publishers Text

Chloe's fantastic-tasting, beautiful desserts are what first got her national media attention when she wowed the judges on Food Network's Cupcake Wars. Now Chef Chloe offers her first all-dessert cookbook. Chloe works a different kind of food science magic, with liquid proportions and leaveners like baking soda and vinegar to make cakes rise and remain moist and to give her food a texture and taste that vegans and non-vegans alike crave. Chloe re-creates classic desserts and treats from creme brulee to tiramisu to beignets as well as store-bought favourites-made with a humorous taste twist-like her ChloeO-type Oreos and Pumpkin Whoopie Pies. Chloe also serves up brand-new triumphs like her dreamy Lemon Olive Oil Cake with Rosemary Ice Cream, Coconut and Chocolate Cream Pies, Coconut Sorbet with Cashew Brittle, and a dozen innovative cupcake creations. Who can possibly resist?

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