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Last Updated on April 2, 2024
Vegan ricotta cheese spread over your favorite gluten-free toast topped with roasted strawberries, fresh basil leaves, and honey! The best combination of savory and sweet for an easy, perfect breakfast!
Move over avocado toast… there’s a new swoon-worthy toast in town that will be filling up all your #toasttuesday Instagram feeds. Look, I love a good avocado toast. In fact, I mostly just use the toast to get the avocado in my belly… and admittedly I sometimes grab a spoon and just eat it straight up. But I thought it was about time to change up my toast game. Roasted Strawberry Ricotta Toast totally lives up to par.
Maybe it’s the inner summer in me longing for all things strawberry, but I’m certainly not gonna fight it. And let’s roast them to really get strawberry toast out of avocado toast’s shadow. I first had roasted strawberries back in February when I made my Vanilla Bean Custard Tart with Roasted Strawberries. Crazy it took me so long to try such a thing, right?! If you haven’t roasted your strawberries, I highly suggest you try it… preferably on this toast, or shoot- just eat them right from the pan.
I believe you’re going to fall so much in love with this Roasted Strawberry Ricotta Toast that you should probably keep strawberries stocked in your fridge at all times for when the craving hits. This recipe is so easy to make, as long as you have some vegan ricotta cheese and strawberries on hand. The basil is optional, but adds a really nice flavor with the strawberries. And don’t forget the honey (or agave/maple syrup for a fully vegan recipe) because the sweetness paired with the ricotta is a match made in heaven.
**NOTE: honey isn’t a vegan food, but I choose to consume it occasionally in small amounts from sources that are certified humane in it’s purest form. Manuka honey is my go-to as it has been shown to have some very beneficial health benefits to those who suffer from gastrointestinal disease such as myself. As stated above, if you would like a fully vegan recipe, you may substitute agave syrup for honey. While I only use honey in a few of the recipes on my blog, I did deliberate the matter thoughtfully and decided that while I also love the vegan diet for ethical reasons, my main concern is health. I will always offer agave syrup as another sweetener if and when honey is used in the recipes on this blog, which is rarely.
This toast recipe is super simple to make, but it’s the fool-all-your-friends-into-thinking-you-spent-hours-in-the-kitchen kinda recipe. And speaking of friends, if you feel like sharing, you could serve this to guests at brunch or serve it as an hors d’oeuvres for your next shower, party, get-together. Simply blend the ricotta ingredients, roast the strawberries for 20 minutes, toast your toast, slather, top, garnish, drizzle. It almost looks too dang pretty to eat, but my family certainly didn’t have any issues scarfing it down, haha.
I totally get if you’re team avocado toast, but I urge you to try this Roasted Strawberry Ricotta Toast… and if you do, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram or Facebook @HealthyLittleVittles #healthylittlevittles. Would love to hear your thoughts! Sending you lots of well wishes and hugs!
Vegan ricotta cheese spread over your favorite gluten-free toast topped with roasted strawberries, fresh basil leaves, and honey! The best combination of savory and sweet for an easy, perfect breakfast!
Vegan Ricotta Cheese
Roasted Strawberries
Toast
**NOTE: honey isn't a vegan food, but I choose to consume it occasionally in small amounts from sources that are certified humane in it's purest form. Manuka honey is my go-to as it has been shown to have some very beneficial health benefits to those who suffer from gastrointestinal disease such as myself. As stated above, if you would like a fully vegan recipe, you may substitute agave syrup for honey. While I only use honey in a few of the recipes on my blog, I did deliberate the matter thoughtfully and decided that while I also love the vegan diet for ethical reasons, my main concern is health. I will always offer agave syrup as another sweetener if and when honey is used in the recipes on this blog, which is rarely.
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Gina Fontana is a certified health coach, recipe developer, food photographer, published author, and blogger. Her own personal health challenges led her to a gluten-free, vegan, plant-based lifestyle where she found significant improvement in her symptoms. Her passion and mission is to now share that with others who also need (or want) to pursue a healthier lifestyle.
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"So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God".
- 1 Corinthians 10:31
As you describe this site as containing only Gluten-Free, Vegan and Plant-Based recipes, you might want to consider using a bee-free honey if you are going to include honey (which is not Vegan) in your recipes. It would be less confusing to new Vegans.
I understand your concern and thank you for your feedback. I don’t say that it’s an ONLY site, but primarily those recipes. After much deliberation on the matter I decided to include honey on this blog (in only 2/3 recipes) because when consumed in the purest form, humanely resourced, it has extreme benefits for someone like me who had gastrointestinal disease (which is the reason I started my blog to begin with actually). In recipes where I do use honey, I do specify that if you’re fully vegan you may substitute with agave or maple syrup. While I believe in the ethical reasons for consuming a vegan diet and know that honey isn’t vegan, I do talk about that in my posts so that the newly vegan will know.