Recipes

Okay...so I am getting bored with my same ol same ol recipes. I see so many people talk about what they had for dinner etc and I am like damn that sounds good. So I came up with an ideal...how about we start posting good quick and easy recipes? Help those who are already veg...transitioning...or newbies!

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Permalink Reply by Asha Luxe on December 5, 2009 at 12:16pm

After class i like to have blt sandwiches
I toast two pieces of bread
bake 3 slices of morning star bacon (it's vegitarian but NOT vegan)
when that is done i put mayo on the bread, put the bacon on, add some lettuce and 2 tomato slices and voila!
yummy snack
:)

Permalink Reply by blu girl on December 6, 2009 at 9:33pm

that sounds yummy. i've had it at a cafe but never thought to make it at home. i need a change from pbj :) quick and easy, thanks!

Asha Barbie said:

After class i like to have blt sandwiches
I toast two pieces of bread
bake 3 slices of morning star bacon (it's vegitarian but NOT vegan)
when that is done i put mayo on the bread, put the bacon on, add some lettuce and 2 tomato slices and voila!
yummy snack
:)

Permalink Reply by Calima Zenda Beeson on December 7, 2009 at 6:15pm

yum. i have to agree with blu, all i have is pbnj and gatorade. im veggie, but not simplistic.

Asha Barbie said:

After class i like to have blt sandwiches
I toast two pieces of bread
bake 3 slices of morning star bacon (it's vegitarian but NOT vegan)
when that is done i put mayo on the bread, put the bacon on, add some lettuce and 2 tomato slices and voila!
yummy snack
:)

Permalink Reply by blu girl on December 7, 2009 at 7:29pm

i went to the store today all excited. got my lettuce, a big juicy tomato and a loaf of bread. my mayo was at home eagerly anticipating my arrival. what did i forget? uh, the veggie bacon?

yeah........ we'll try again tomorrow.........

Permalink Reply by CurvyDivaJC on December 7, 2009 at 11:21pm

Still trying all the faux meat that is out there...any suggestions. I tried veggie burgers...haven't found any that I liked.

Permalink Reply by Calima Zenda Beeson on December 8, 2009 at 12:51pm

i like the california burger and the morning star burgers and Amy's Kitchen tastes almost normal.

CurvyDivaJC said:

Still trying all the faux meat that is out there...any suggestions. I tried veggie burgers...haven't found any that I liked.

Permalink Reply by chelles on December 12, 2009 at 4:44am

i'm not vegetarian, although the days i actually eat meat are far and few between. and by meat i mostly mean fish.
@ any rate Grillers by morningstar farms are delicious!! if those are too small they have the Prime(i believe thats the name) grillers. i love them on toasted egg buns or wheat bread w/ honey or brown mustard (hate mayo..yes miracle whip too) w/ lettuce and 2% cheese...mmm nom nom nom

succotash is yummy healthy and take less than 10 min to make also.

Permalink Reply by Kisha on December 15, 2009 at 10:32am

Being veg/vegan can definitely be hard sometimes, especially when you're just getting into it. What I find hardest to break is the rule of three, as I call it: "meat," vegetable, and starch. Here are a couple of places where I find recipes. Some are a little complicated, but in the end they're definitely worth it. Check out: vegetariantimes.com (also look into their publications: really helpful!), foodgawker.com, and it never hurts to find a cookbook that you really love. My favorite right now is Vegan With a Vengence. AMAZING recipes. Try the tofu scrambler ;-P

Permalink Reply by Laydiiparts on January 15, 2010 at 10:26pm

I get the unseasoned ground "beef" and hook it up at home to make really awesome fmeat burgers.

(fmeat is faux meat lol)

Tofurky strips are great too...just gotta season it like mom does it.

Permalink Reply by EclecticEssence on January 31, 2010 at 6:08pm

If you want to put a twist on your foods, check on this really good cookbook called The Ethnic Vegetarian-- really great recipes,

Permalink Reply by Calima Zenda Beeson on February 23, 2010 at 11:15am

yum succotash. i made that in the 5th grade for a thanksgiving party, and only my best friend ate it. It's so addictive though.

chelles said:

i'm not vegetarian, although the days i actually eat meat are far and few between. and by meat i mostly mean fish.
@ any rate Grillers by morningstar farms are delicious!! if those are too small they have the Prime(i believe thats the name) grillers. i love them on toasted egg buns or wheat bread w/ honey or brown mustard (hate mayo..yes miracle whip too) w/ lettuce and 2% cheese...mmm nom nom nom

succotash is yummy healthy and take less than 10 min to make also.

Permalink Reply by Audacious on February 27, 2010 at 3:24pm

I have a ton of vegetarian recipes that i made a blog for it.. i am going to try to put one in here.. tell me what yall think!
These are the ingredients:
Edamame
Vegie chicken strips
mix vegies
A can or any creamy soup
any type of dough ( just buy whats on sale)

Lay out your dough and cut in to small enough sizes so that it will fit into your bowl.In your pot, just throw in the rest of the ingredients... easy peasy!!
and cook it untill its just starts to boil.. it will cook more in the oven later. Then just puut the mixture in the pot pie bowl and add more dough on top.. super easy
My blog has the pics:
http://thethickvegetarian.blogspot.com/