Rainbow Flag Recipes

PinSave

This post may contain affiliate links.

It’s Pride Weekend here in San Diego.

In honor of rainbow flags flying, here are my rainbow-colored recipes for a very rainbow flag-flying kind of weekend.

Rainbow flag flying in the wind against cloudy sky

Red

Stovetop Hot Pepper Jelly

Stovetop Hot Pepper Jelly

Strawberries and Cream Smoothie (vegan, GF)

Strawberries and Cream Smoothie in glass cup

Raw Taco Nut “Meat” (vegan, GF) – One of the best raw vegan recipes in my entire archives and it takes 30 seconds to make. Use it in wraps, over salads, or eat by itself.

Raw Taco Nut “Meat” ingredients in blender

Raw Taco Nut “Meat” ingredients in blender

30 seconds later

Raw Taco Nut “Meat” blended
Raw Taco Nut “Meat”

Orange

Barbeque Tofu with Pineapple and Mango (vegan, GF)

Barbeque Tofu with Pineapple and Mango

Sweet Potato Graham Cracker “French Toast” Sticks

Sweet Potato Graham Cracker “French Toast” Sticks

Pumpkin Spiced Brown Rice Tempeh and Cranberry Salad (vegan, gluten free if GF tempeh is used)

Pumpkin Spiced Brown Rice Tempeh and Cranberry Salad

Yellow

Coconut Oil Cinnamon and Sugar Plantains (vegan, GF)

Coconut Oil Cinnamon and Sugar Plantains

Caramelized Bananas (GF)

Caramelized Banana in pan

Green

Avocado, Cream Cheese, and Salsa-Stuffed Puff Pastries (with a vegan option)

Avocado, Cream Cheese, and Salsa-Stuffed Puff Pastries

Old-Fashioned Butter Mints (no-bake, GF)

Pink and Green Old-Fashioned Butter Mints

Spinach Artichoke and Roasted Red Pepper Cheesy Squares (vegetarian, with vegan & GF options)

Spinach Artichoke and Roasted Red Pepper Cheesy Squares

Blue

Ginger Roasted Tri-Color Potatoes (vegan, GF)

Blue red and yellow Ginger Roasted Tri-Color Potatoes
Blue red and yellow Ginger Roasted Tri-Color Potatoes

Microwave Blueberrry Banana Oat Cake (vegan, GF)

Microwave Blueberrry Banana Oat Cake

Indigo

Blueberry Banana Recovery Smoothie (vegan, GF)

Blueberry Banana Recovery Smoothie in wine glass

Puffy Vanilla and Peanut Butter Chip Cookies – with an indigo background (indigo food is a little hard to come by)

Puffy Vanilla and Peanut Butter Chip Cookies

Violet

Roasted Grapes and Balsamic Reduction with cheese and crackers

Roasted Grapes and Balsamic Reduction with cheese and crackers

What are you doing this weekend?

Have you ever been to any Pride festivals, events, or parades?

Here are the last few years worth that I have blog posts from:

2009

2010

2011 <– some fun pictures in this post

Celebrating diversity and promoting tolerance; the vibe in the city, the people-watching, the great energy, it’s so much fun to be around and it’s one of my favorite weekends of the year.

My neighborhood is more than alive right now with a half million Pride attendees and visitors from all over the country. It’s the fourth largest Pride Parade in the country.

My car is parked for the weekend; it’s a walking-only kind of weekend due to all the traffic and road closures and that’s just fine with me.

Thanks for the Zoku Single Quick Pop Maker and Chocolate Station Giveaway entries and have a great weekend!

Leave a Comment

Please note: I have only made the recipe as written, and cannot give advice or predict what will happen if you change something. If you have a question regarding changing, altering, or making substitutions to the recipe, please check out the FAQ page for more info.

The maximum upload file size: 5 MB. You can upload: image, video. Links to YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and other services inserted in the comment text will be automatically embedded. Drop file here

Comments

  1. HELL YEA to pride weekend Averie!!!! LOVE this post so much. And I bet it was a fabulous weekend, too. Your website is full of so may wonderful colorful recipes AND colorful backgrounds and dish ware. One of my favorite thing about Averie Cooks is all the pretty colors :)

  2. I am in love with that photo of the rainbow flag, I am obsessed with photographing flags. Glad you had such a fun time at the parade :)

  3. Sounds like a fun weekend. It’s great to celebrate tolerance and individuality. I’ve been to pride a couple of times in London, and it’s always been great fun!