Vegan lunch ideas when cutting out processed foods?
saralynnmiller
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Hi there! I’ve been vegan for two years and eat pretty healthy, for the most part. I do eat some processed “meats”, although not on a daily basis and am just getting tired of my typical salad every day for lunch. I was wondering if anyone had any great lunch ideas that are easy to make and take to work that also avoid the processed fake meats.
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Some kind of bean stew?0
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My friend is vegan. She loves quinoa and will eat it with pretty much anything. Some lunch things she does-
spinach, black beans, quinoa, bell peppers, cucumber, topped with olive oil and hummus
hummus on a tortilla, stuffed with whole chickpeas, curry seasoning, spinach and avocado
sweet potato fries, peas, brown rice and curry sauce
brown rice, edamame, avocado, carrot and cucumber, peanuts, sesame dressing0 -
Succotash0
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Veggie soup, any rice and bean dish, fruit, taters and veggie, the possibilities are endless. I have no recipes as i don't use them. I just take what i have in stock and make it delicious.0
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Buddha bowl, start with a grain such as brown rice, quinoa, or barley, add veggies, add a legume or other protein source, add healthy fat such as nuts, avocado, oil, or dressing.
If you prep a big container of quinoa, and sliced or stir fried vegetables, at the beginning of the week, you can quickly put together a variety of bowls. Mexican bowl: add black beans, avocado, salsa, lime. Japanese bowl: add soy sauce, edamame, cucumber. Greek bowl: Olives, tzatziki sauce, hummus, roasted peppers. And so on.4 -
How about a baked potato? You could top it with salsa, or broccoli. Yum!1
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Lentil curry soup2
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I like chickpea salad quite a bit (mashed chickpeas, vegan mayo, celery, garlic salt). I also will bake up some squash or sweet potatoes during the weekends and then eat that during the week.1
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I make lots of soups and stews this time of year and take them with me. The Amy's Organics line of canned soup has lots of vegan options, as well, are fairly low cal per serving, and super easy if you don't feel much like cooking a big pot of soup yourself.0
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