About Eggless Cooking 74shares Welcome to Eggless Cooking! I'm Madhuram, founder & author of Eggless Cooking, where I share my passion for egg-free and vegetarian recipes. My journey into eggless baking began in 2007, born out of necessity and curiosity. Jump to:Eggless Cooking!From a Hobby to a CommunityExperience and Expertise You Can TrustLooking AheadEgglessCooking.com on Fox News!Also Featured On Growing up in India in a lacto-vegetarian household, we never used eggs in our cooking. Store-bought cakes and desserts containing eggs were allowed, but bringing eggs home was a strict no. When I moved to North America after marriage, I was captivated by the world of baking through Food TV shows. The idea of creating baked treats at home intrigued me, but my upbringing left me hesitant about using eggs. I started from scratch, with no background in baking. Armed with the Baking for Dummies book and a basic baking set from Walmart, I began teaching myself the fundamentals. My initial attempt at baking a chocolate chip cookie with eggs was a disaster—both due to technique and my aversion to eggs. That’s when I turned to the internet in 2007, searching for eggless recipes, at a time when vegan and eggless baking were not as mainstream as they are today. I found inspiration in an eggless banana-carrot cake recipe from a fellow Indian blogger, and its success gave me the courage to explore further. As I discovered a community of food bloggers, I realized there was a growing demand for egg-free baking recipes, particularly from those with dietary restrictions, allergies, or personal preferences. This inspired me to create a one-stop destination for eggless baking: Madhuram’s Eggless Cooking, launched on March 15, 2008. From a Hobby to a Community My initial goal was to curate eggless recipes from across the web, but as I honed my own baking skills through trial and error, I began developing original recipes. One of my proudest moments was baking an eggless chocolate cake with silken tofu as an egg substitute for my son's third birthday in 2008. That success fueled my passion for experimenting with egg substitutes like yogurt, silken tofu, flaxseed, aquafaba and more. Over the years, I have perfected the eggless version of classic recipes and created the best eggless pancakes, eggless vanilla cake, eggless chocolate chip cookies, eggless blueberry muffins, eggless omelette, and eggless mayonnaise to mention a few. Many of these recipes have been featured in various media outlets, including Fox TV. I also take pride in creating signature desserts like the eggless rasmalai cake, eggless red velvet cake, and pumpkin kulfi. Experience and Expertise You Can Trust I have spent over a decade testing and perfecting recipes, ensuring that every recipe I post is thoroughly tried, tested, and refined. Not all of my baking experiments were successful—many attempts ended in failure—but I believe in transparency and only share recipes that meet my high standards. To support bakers of all experience levels, my recipes include detailed sections on Ingredients and Substitutes, Taste and Texture, and My Notes, so readers can easily follow along without feeling intimidated. I know what it’s like to be a beginner, and my goal is to make eggless baking accessible and enjoyable for everyone. In addition to eggless baking, I also blog about vegetarian recipes that are our family favorites, simple and healthy. Food is my love language, and I want to spread that joy to as many kitchens as possible. Looking Ahead After 16 years of blogging, my passion for creating eggless recipes remains strong. With my boys now 19 and 14, I have more time to explore new projects and ideas. I am excited to expand my blog, share more recipes, and continue connecting with my wonderful community of readers. Alongside my love for food, I am also in the process of becoming a Certified Lactation Educator. Having breastfed both of my children, I am passionate about supporting new and expectant mothers through personal experience and evidence-based information. I have another blog, NursingMoms.net, dedicated to this cause. I’m incredibly blessed to have found my purpose—cooking and nurturing—and to have a supportive husband who has been the backbone of this blog from day one and any other avenue that I want to explore. Thank you for visiting Madhuram’s Eggless Cooking. Whether you are a seasoned baker or just starting out, I hope my recipes bring joy to your kitchen. EgglessCooking.com on Fox News! Also Featured On Total74 Facebook47 Twitter14 Pinterest11 Flipboard Yummly2 Reddit0
Madeleine Cornwell says January 12, 2020 at 9:38 pm Hi Madhuram. Thank you for sharing your story. I did not grow up vegetarian and have gone through decades of transition toward healthier eating habits. Now, my husband and I eat/cook vegan at home. It takes commitment and blogs like yours to help us find our way toward delicious vegan cooking. Thank you for your hard work to produce and maintain this site and the countless hours of experimentation. Because we missed cheese so much, we did a lot of experimenting ourselves to find a healthy alternative, and now we have embarked on a new journey of our own line of cheese alternative mixes. I hope you don't mind me mentioning our new company called GreenFlashFoods.com and now on Shopify. I think since many people have the same struggles as we did, you and your readers may want to know. Thank you so much. Your blueberry muffin recipe was delicious! Reply
Madhuram says January 13, 2020 at 7:52 pm That's awesome, Madeline! I will check your website. Best wishes with your venture! Reply
Vani says September 17, 2018 at 6:32 pm Hi Maduram, greetings! Can you pls let me know the difference between cake flour and all purpose flour? I saw one recipe with cake flour from ur blog and just wondering how it differes?. Pls clarify. Regards Vani Reply
Madhuram says September 20, 2018 at 7:31 pm Hi Vani. Cake flour is milled from softer wheat and hence it has less gluten content making it suitable for delicate cakes and pastries. Cakes made using cake flour has a lighter texture than made with all-purpose flour. Reply
bhawna says July 26, 2018 at 1:08 pm hi .. madhuram your eggless baking blog really inspires me. i wanted to know from where did you learn eggless baking as i am searching to do certification course in eggless baking and decoration here in chicago(USA) so that i can develope my skills. i had asked you same question sometime time back but did not hear from you. your guidance will really help me in chasing my dream. thankyou in advance Reply
Jyoti Jain says July 12, 2018 at 2:21 am Hello Mudhuram, I also love baking , I often bake , I just read your blogs they are amazing, Some of the recipes within eggless section , I will try ones. Keep posting the good recipes & We will follow you 🙂 Reply
Anna says May 20, 2018 at 1:54 pm Madhuram, Thanks for this great website! I don’t eat a lot of eggs, mostly just bake with them. I buy a carton and use a few, then they just sit in the fridge until I eventually use them all. So I was really excited to find this site. Thanks for the conversion chart. I knew about bananas, applesauce and flax seeds as substitutes but was excited to see the other substitutes. I can’t wait to try some of these great looking recipes. Keep up the great work! Reply
Madhuram says May 20, 2018 at 7:07 pm You're very welcome, Anna. Thank you very much for taking the time to leave a detailed feedback. Reply
tereza says March 29, 2018 at 9:12 pm Hi Madhuram, I live in Taiwan where cup measurements are different from US/Canada. If you have time, please could you list all the ingredients for you eggless vanilla cake in grams/ml so I can accurately reproduce your amazing looking cake..!!! Thanks, Tereza Reply
Madhuram says April 01, 2018 at 1:15 pm Tereza please check the baking measurement page for various conversion tables to help you change the measurements accordingly. Reply