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Five vegetarian desserts on a dark wooden table: a slice of two-layer carrot cake under off-white frosting, a glass of dark chocolate mousse topped with raspberries, a wedge of pale yellow key lime pie on a dark crumb crust, a pecan pie bar, and mango with sticky rice.
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15 Vegetarian Desserts

Fifteen desserts that earn their place on what they are rather than on what they leave out, from a five-ingredient mousse to a fried Indian sweet.

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Vegan mapo tofu in a dark glazed bowl, white silken tofu cubes in a thick brick-red Sichuan chili bean sauce under a slick of red oil, with finely chopped shiitake through the sauce and sliced green scallion on top.

Vegan Mapo Tofu

The meat in the original was only ever a seasoning, which is why this version does not need anything standing in for it.

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Pani puri on a dark teal plate, round hollow golden semolina shells filled with spiced potato, chickpeas, red onion and cilantro, beside a small bowl of cloudy green mint and cilantro water.

Pani Puri

The water and the filling are easy; the whole dish stands or falls on whether fifty little discs of dough blow themselves hollow in hot oil.

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A bowl of vegetarian bun rieu, orange-red tomato broth with ragged golden curds, rice vermicelli, tomato wedges and fried tofu puffs, with fresh herbs and lime alongside.

Vegetarian Bun Rieu

Most vegetarian versions steam the riêu into a block and slice it, because loose tofu curds fall apart in the pot, and egg is what fixes that.

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A Mexican chile relleno in a shallow green bowl, a whole poblano in puffed golden egg batter sitting in thin red tomato caldillo.

Mexican Chile Relleno

Charred poblanos stuffed with stringy Oaxaca cheese and wrapped in an egg batter that puffs like a soufflé, served the way Puebla serves them, sitting in a thin tomato broth rather than crisp on a plate.

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Three gulab jamun in a deep teal bowl, round reddish brown milk dumplings half submerged in thin golden cardamom and rose syrup, scattered with slivered pistachios and dried rose petals.

Soft Gulab Jamun

The syrup is the part nobody explains properly: cook it to one-string consistency and these will glaze instead of soak.

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Thai mango sticky rice on a celadon plate, a mound of glossy coconut sticky rice under poured salted coconut cream with toasted mung beans, beside fanned slices of ripe golden mango.

Mango Sticky Rice

Two coconut sauces, not one: the sweet one soaks into the rice and the salted one goes over the top, and that contrast is the whole reason Thailand calls this its national dessert.

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Agedashi tofu in a dark blue bowl, two cubes of tofu in a thin pale gold starch shell standing in clear amber dashi broth, topped with grated daikon, ginger and sliced scallion.

Agedashi Tofu

Crisp potato starch outside, custard soft inside, sitting in a kombu and shiitake broth that Japanese temple kitchens were making long before restaurants started putting fish flakes on top.

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Thai noodle salad in a dark teal bowl, translucent glass noodles tossed with golden fried tofu, halved cherry tomatoes, red onion, cucumber and carrot, topped with cilantro, mint and crushed peanuts.

Thai Noodle Salad

Almost every Thai noodle salad written in English is dressed in peanut butter; the one Thailand actually eats is dressed in lime, and it tastes like a different dish.

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