I need more vegan/vegetarian recipes!!!!!

kgeldreich

I love this website and these recipes!

http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2009/10/lemony-quinoa-with-butternut-squash.html

http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2010/03/polenta-with-lemony-asparagus-and.html

http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2009/05/ridiculously-easy-lentil-soup.html


Next few days aren't great for me but if you look back on my diary the last few weeks it's pretty good--feel free to add me!

SaraAnnMarie

I'm vegetarian but I do eat vegan at times and this website has great recipes http://www.theppk.com/
Feel free to friend me, I'm new so I don't have many recipes up yet or much of anything right now.

ItsPheebs

and the only way to get proteins is tofu and soybean.

...untrue. Tofu and other soy products provide some protein, but certainly not the only protein you can get and definitely not the best.

Seitan is the quintessential vegan/vegetarian protein source. There is nothing else meatless that can compare nutritionally to it, I believe.

You can also try tempeh if you're into that sort of thing. (I am not into that sort of thing.)

Also, if you choose to be vegetarian rather than all out vegan, you can get ample protein from greek yogurt, cheese, eggs, and egg whites.

Beans, Nuts, quinoa...

^^ Yes. Also, people don't realize that there is protein in broccoli, peas, mushrooms ... it's not animal protein, so it doesn't show up in the same way on your diary, but it's in there.

http://www.livestrong.com/slideshow/556369-the-21-best-muscle-building-foods-for-vegetarians/?utm_source=popslideshow&utm_medium=s1#slide-17

becky_stock

I use those morning star crumbles to make meatballs too....soooo good!

blissfulself

vegetarian. bump for recipes

ritoosh

try going out and picking up a vegan recipe book, they have TONS of recipes for any type of meal you can imagine. also the interenet helps too

SkinnyCurvez

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