Classics from grandma's kitchen – vegan interpretation with sunflowerHACK

Home-style cooking like grandma used to make – hearty, filling, and cooked with love. And what about today? Many of us want to preserve that taste while eating healthier and more sustainably. The good news: One doesn't exclude the other! With sunflower mince, grandma's classics can easily be prepared vegan or vegetarian – without losing the flavor or the feeling of home. Because tradition can also be plant-based – with a wink and lots of enjoyment.

Why Grandma's kitchen also works vegan

Whether stuffed peppers, cabbage rolls, or hash browns: many classic dishes rely on spices, onions, and a good sauce – not necessarily meat. With sunflowerMACK and sunflowerCHUNKS, you can keep the base of these dishes and simply replace the mince. The highlight: SunflowerMACK is particularly absorbent of flavors and spices, while also making the dishes lighter and cholesterol-free. A plus for your heart, the environment, and animal welfare.

Tip from the kitchen: How to make it with sunflowerHACK

🌻 sunflowerHACK/sunflowerCHUNKS should be soaked in hot broth before use (1 part mince, 2-3 parts liquid), then squeeze well
🌻 When frying, use enough oil, as the mince itself does not contain any fat.
🌻 Season well! Classics like marjoram, nutmeg, mustard, or roasted onions add a familiar flavor.
🌻 Grandma's insider tip: Add a spoonful more sauce – the mince absorbs liquid and stays juicy.
🌻 Ideal for: stuffings, roasts, goulash – in short, everything that used to be made with meat.

Conclusion: Same taste – better feeling

With sunflowerHACK and sunflowerCHUNKS, the character of classic dishes is preserved – and with a clear conscience. No animal suffering, no cholesterol, less CO₂ – but full of flavor and a true sense of home. Many of our customers report: 'My mother didn't notice – and wanted the recipe!' Try it out – and discover the new, plant-based side of your favorite recipes.

🌻 Eat less meat – start eating sunflowers.

Here you can find great recipe ideas: www.sunflowerfamily.de/rezepte