These easy vegan fajitas are simple, colourful and are bursting with spicy flavours.
Our homemade spice mix gives these fajitas a lovely kick, which balances really well with the soothing cashew sour cream.
If you don’t fancy whipping up some homemade cashew sour cream, you can simply sub for vegan plain yoghurt.
Many agree that the key to an excellent fajita is the tortilla, so try to find good quality tortillas from your local store.
We serve our fajitas with mashed avocado, diced cherry tomatoes, cashew sour cream and coriander.
This recipe will make 4 large fajitas or you can stretch it to 6 medium-sized ones.
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Enjoy!
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Posted by So Vegan on Tuesday, 11 June 2019
10 Comments
These were fabulous.
I added strips of zucchini, too.
Awesome! So glad you enjoyed the recipe 🙂 Roxy & Ben
So delicious! I made it for dinner tonight and my whole family (veggies and non-veggies) loved it! Thank you!
Thank you! Roxy (So Vegan)
What vinegar do you use in the cashew cream?
Hey Michelle. We use apple cider vinegar. Thanks!
I make this at least once a month. Usually for lunch for a few days. It is absolutely delicious!
Hey Maaike, so glad you like this recipe and that it has become one of your staples. It’s so wonderful to hear. All the best, Roxy
Hi, guys. Your recipes are awesome and simple, even for a newbie like me. Cant wait to try some of them this weekend!
What would be a good substitute if I don’t like mushrooms?
Thanks so much Krystyn! Ooo good question. It might sound a bit strange, but cauliflower would also work. We have a cauliflower taco bowl recipe which usually similar flavours, and it has a lovely crunch to it. But if you’re looking for something similar-ish, you could try shredding jackfruit?