 them and hope you try the almond extract version soon. It makes them taste like cherry pie or cherry flavored Pop Tarts!
Just made them swapping out the almond milk for cashew milk, and the cherries for blackberries. I added the almonds because I didn’t have any extract. Oh, and I used SoDeliicious vanilla coconut yogurt. I really liked them, but I know the extract would have packed a little more flavor into them. Next time, because I know I will make them again!
Thanks for this yummy looking dairy free recipe! I can’t wait to try it!
Did you use a flavored yogurt or plain?
Going cherry picking on Saturday so this recipe is perfect timing.
Sure! Just drain them really well and pat dry.
Do you think Trader Joe’s Morello cherries work here?
My favorite go-to banana muffin recipe has no eggs either. So I just always make it vegan now with almond milk instead of buttermilk. I let it sit a few minutes with a splash of vinegar.
This is probably the first muffin recipe in a long while that has piqued my interest. They look amazing!
Yes, there are a few! Here’s a good list.
I love that you post about things I’ve never heard of. Like vegan yogurt. I didn’t know it existed. The muffins sound so good!!Belize ratifies the Comprehensive
Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty
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Belize has deposited its instrument of ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) with the United Nations Secretary-General on 26 March 2004. Belize's ratification brings the total number of Treaty ratifications to 110. Of the 33 States in the Latin America and Caribbean geographical region, 20 have now ratified the Treaty.
The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
The CTBT was drafted at the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, and adopted by the General Assembly on 10 September 1996. possessed nuclear power or research reactors at that time. Thirty-two of these States have ratified the Treaty.
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The 110 States that have deposited their instruments of ratification of the CTBT are: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan,This Discovery journey offers an in-depth panorama of Northern India's best. Explore a country and culture like no other from a privileged perspective - whether you attend a holy ceremony on the banks of the Ganges in Varanasi, view the Taj Mahal twice in one day to fully capture its beauty or literally live out history when you lodge in former palaces in the Rajasthani cities of Jaipur and Udaipur.
Depart on your overnight flight to Delhi. Arrive late in the evening to your hotel, located in a picturesque residential area in the capital of India.
Today, you have an opportunity to visit the AKP-supported Deepalaya School before starting your tour of Delhi, an intoxicating blend of modern-day verve and ancient structures and traditions. Start exploring in New Delhi, which includes two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Qutub Minar, the country�s highest tower, and Humayun�s Tomb, a red-sandstone predecessor to the Taj Mahal. The afternoon is at leisure. Gather with fellow travellers tonight for a welcome dinner.
Deliver supplies to the Deepalaya School in Delhi to help underprivileged children.
Embark on a half-day tour of Old Delhi. Highlights include the Red Fort, the pinnacle of Mughal architecture; Jama Masjid, the most important mosque in India; and Raj Ghat, a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi. Take an exhilarating rickshaw ride through the Chandni Chowk bazaar, inching your way through a maze of ox carts filled with fresh produce, cars and the occasional wandering cow.
This morning, fly to Varanasi, the great pilgrimage city on the River Ganges, holy to Hindus and Buddhists alike. Explore the buried city of Sarnath, the birthplace of Buddhism. Visit the ruins of a once-flourishing monastery and a museum with an excellent collection of Buddhist art. In the evening, approach the ghats (wide steps leading into the river) by rickshaw, cycling through the narrow lanes of the city as dusk descends for the evening Aarti ceremony along the Ganges River. Bear witness to this solemn tradition and a slice of India�s ancient culture. Join the mass of worshippers as they pray near the water by the light of open flames, the scent of incense filling the air.
Rise early to experience India�s spirituality upon the sacred Ganges from another perspective � by private sunrise cruise. In the blue light of dawn, travel through Varanasi�s misty, winding streets and board a private row boat, watching from the water as the sun rises and the banks begin to crowd with worshippers. In the afternoon, fly to Khajuraho, home to the largest group of medieval Hindu and Jain temples in the country. Spend the afternoon meandering amid exquisitely carved temples.
Travel through rural India, where 70% of the population resides. Pass tiny villages of mud-brick homes and fields plowed by ox cart. Following lunch, visit the abandoned yet impressive 17th-century Orchha Palace. Afterward, board an express train to Agra. Check in to your luxury hotel, which offers a private view of the majestic Taj Mahal from every room.
After waking to the silhouette of the Taj Mahal rising just beyond a canopy of trees, you set off for this iconic monument to watch as the sunrise decorates its sheer white surface in rosy pink. Return to the hotel for breakfast. Then, set off for a sightseeing tour, including a visit to the Agra Fort, where Emperor Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal as a mausoleum for his wife, Mumtaz Mahal, was imprisoned by his son. From his perch, Shah Jahan was forced to gaze upon his enduring testament of devotion � and his own final resting place. At sunset, return to view the Taj Mahal again, and watch as the light dances off the crisp white marble.
Journey overland through rural Rajasthan � literally, the �land of princes� and a region known for lively folk traditions and incomparable hospitality. En route, make a stop at Fatehpur Sikri, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and walk through adjacent Bulund Darwaza, the largest gateway in the world. After lunch, arrive in Jaipur. Known as the �pink city,� romantic Jaipur is a sight to behold, with its pink-hued sandstone buildings contrasted against clear blue skies, and the flurry of daily life made more memorable by its friendly inhabitants. Check into your luxury hotel, the former residence of the Maharajah of Jaipur.
Begin the day by setting off just outside the city to explore the pink Mughal-style architecture of the Amber Fort. Rising high above the valley floor, this impressive structure is considered by many to be one of India�s most classic and romantic forts. Its elegant halls and stately towers serve as a backdrop for Rajasthan�s unique sights and sounds: vibrant hues of the local women�s saris, ornately decorated elephant ambling by on parade and music piped from snake charmers� flutes. Afterward, travel to a local village to enjoy a private visit to a farm that includes an elephant ride through the countryside, a skilled mahout (trainer) handling the reins. Following an al fresco lunch, visit the spectacular outdoor Jantar Mantar Observatory that houses the world�s largest sundial, as tall as a nine-story building. Also view the Hawa Mahal (or Palace of the Winds), which allowed women of the court to watch life in the bazaar from behind stone-carved screens.
After a morning of leisure, board your flight to Udaipur, a city known for its crisp white buildings, stately architecture and serene lakeside setting. You have time to enjoy the exquisite surroundings of your hotel, formerly a summer palace.
This morning venture to the City Palace along the shores of Lake Pichola and enjoy an exclusive visit to the Crystal Gallery, located in Fateh Prakesh Palace. Continue to Sahelion Ki Bari (Garden of the Maids of Honor) and take a quiet respite in the shade or sit next to one of its many marble fountains or lotus ponds. In the late afternoon, board a motorboat launch (water levels permitting) for a lake cruise with lovely views of Udaipur. Cruise and disembark at Jag Mandir Palace, built for royal functions on its very own island in the middle of the lake. Tonight, join your fellow travellers for cocktails and a farewell dinner.
This morning travel through rural landscapes toward the rolling Aravalli Hills to visit Eklingji and Nagda temples. Eklingji features more than a hundred shrines, each with stunningly elaborate carvings and decorations; its main shrine still draws devout Hindu worshippers, while nearby Nagda is completely abandoned, making for a fascinating and contrasting experience. Afterward, enjoy lunch at Devi Garh, a fort-palace hotel nestled in the countryside This afternoon, board your return flight to Delhi.
Board your homebound flight.
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