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Get all the benefits of bone broth without animal bones! This Easy Vegan Bone Broth contains sea moss gel for collagen and is great to use in soup recipes!
Is there a vegan version of bone broth?
Not a version but a BETTER alternative! Bone broth has been made popular because it is believed to help build collagen in the body. The idea is to “eat collagen to get collagen.” However…
Does eating fat give you fat? If I ate hair would that make my hair grow longer?
Eating collagen from animal bones doesn’t automatically give you collagen. The nutrition in the broth, the minerals (which come from plants) is what helps your body produce collagen.
How do vegans get collagen?
Sea Moss Gel or Irish Moss Gel!
But like I stated earlier, your body produces it’s own collagen when it is fed the proper nutrition. So it’s not that sea moss gives you anything per se, it helps your body do what it is supposed to do because it’s high in minerals.
So how do vegans get their collagen? By consuming a mineral plant-based rich diet, which is what this “better than bone broth” recipe contains! Also note, sea moss has been used for years for digestive issues, which boosts this vegan bone broth gut-healing properties.
To gain a more in-depth understanding of this seaweed, read my Different Types of Sea Moss article.
How to Make Vegan Bone Broth?
*Please read detailed and printable recipe card below for full ingredients and instructions.
- Add all your ingredients to your slow cooker and cook on low for 8 hours. (Photos 1 & 2)
- Once done, drain your broth through a strainer and store in a clean mason jar. (Photos 3 & 4)
Substitution, Cook, & Storage Tips
- Any recommended vegetables will work for this broth. That is the great thing about broths is that it is versatile! If you don’t follow a strict Dr. Sebi diet, celery tastes great in vegetable broths and has a lot of benefits!
- The sea moss gel is what helps gives this broth its collagen benefits. If you currently don’t have sea moss gel feel free to omit it. This recipe here (not Dr. Sebi Recommended) is an excellent alternative. Or you can visit Sea Moss Gel Recipe or Irish Moss Gel Recipe to learn how to make your own!
- The broth will last up to 5-7 days in the refrigerator and can be frozen for up to 3 months
How Does This Recipe Help With Vegan Weight Gain?
Being that this is a broth it’s not meant for weight gain or weight loss, use it in some curvy vegan soups like this Coconut Lentil Curry recipe!
How Does This Recipe Help With Vegan Weight Loss?
You can make this recipe apart of your vegan weight loss plan by:
- Lower the sodium content by not adding salt. Otherwise, this is just broth and doesn’t cause weight gain in itself.
More “Alkaline Vegan” Recipes You’ll Love
- Creamy Kamut “Alkaline” Pasta
- “Alkaline” Blackberry Bars
- “Alkaline” Blackberry Jam
- Strawberry Banana Nice Cream
- Sea Moss Vegan Salsa
- Sea Moss Milk
Other Slow Cooker Recipes
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Slow Cooker Vegan Bone Broth
Ingredients
- 1 cup danelion greens note 1
- 2 cups dried mushrooms (I used wood ear) note 1
- thumb size piece of ginger note 1
- ¼ cup Sea Moss Gel note 3
- 3 dry or fresh bay leaves
- 1 cup dried kelp note 1
- handful of cilantro or culantro note 2
- 10 cups spring water
Equipment
Instructions
- Add all your vegetables, Sea Moss Gel, (or Irish Moss Gel) and sea salt to your slow cooker (be sure to rinse your dandelion greens, ginger, and fresh bay leaves). Cover with spring water and and cook low for 8 hours. (You can even cook for up to 24 hours!)
- Once done cooking, place a strainer over a large glass bowl and pour broth into the bowl through the strainer.
- Store your homemade vegan broth in clean mason glass jars and store in the refriderator for 5 to 7 days. It can be frozen in ice cube strays for up to 3 months.
- You can drink this vegan bone broth as is (½ cup a day) or add it to homemade soups, quinoa, or whatever recipe calls for broth! Because this gel has sea moss, as it cools it will become thick (that's where the collagen properties come into play!) But don't worry it won't gel up!
Video
Notes
- VEGETABLES: The vegetables used in this recipe are optional and not meant to be exact. That is the thing with homemade broths! You can use whatever vegetables you have on hand. I typically just keep a bag of frozen vegetable and use it to make vegetable broth
- CILANTRO: When I originally recorded this recipe, cilantro was on the current Dr. Sebi list. I recently found out that it’s “culantro” that Dr. Sebi recommends instead of cilantro. If you follow a strict Dr. Sebi diet, simply use culantro or omit that ingredient altogether.
- SEA MOSS GEL: Visit Sea Moss Gel or Irish Moss Gel to learn how to make your own if you don’t want to buy any.
- ADDITIONS: I left the sea salt out on purpose because you can use this broth in multiple recipes and add sea salt to particular recipes at your discretion.
Nutrition
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Hello, I am making this later today and was wondering if I could add garlic? Would it overpower the taste, and how much should I use?
Thanks,
Mim
You can if you enjoy that flavor. Broth is one of those recipes that can be customized to your liking.
First of all, I love the name of this recipe.
Second, I adore your photography for this recipe!
Third, the recipe itself sounds amazing! Can’t wait to try it! 😀
😉 Thank you!!
I love broth! I never heard of sea moss before! Wow so interesting!
Beautiful photography! Such an interesting recipe. This is my first time ever hearing of sea moss! I have to try this!
So interesting! What a great alternative to the traditional bone broth!
This looks AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! looks so good and I love it!
Thank you!!