I need some vegan recipes!! What do you guys recommend??

I became vegan 3 months ago after watching the same documentary on Netflix! My fiance & I have been trying a lot of the store bought pre-packaged veggie brands like Morningstar Farms, Gardein, Beyond Meat, etc. and we've found some fav go to quick meals. We also tried some items from these brands & others that were gross lol These are a few of our go-to weekly staples.

*Morningstar Farms* - Spicy Buffalo Chik Patties (we use Aunt Millies whole grain reduced calorie hamburger buns, lettuce, red onion, & mustard).
Chik'n Nuggets, Grillers Crumbles (sloppy joe, tacos, etc), & their Original Sausage Patties taste like little meatloafs. (This brand is more vegetarian than vegan though).

*Gardein* - Meatless Meatballs are kind of amazing with whole grain or chickpea/lentil pasta and organic marinara. I also can't say enough good things about their Mandarin Orange Crispy Chik'n, seriously so good!

*Beyond Meat* - their fresh not frozen burgers are one of our favs. Super high protein, bleeds beet juice when when you cook it so it looks like real meat, and tastes the closest to real meat we've tried. Lettuce wrap it or whole grain bun it with ur fav burger toppings.
Their grilled chicken strips are good too. We like to get whole grain wraps, saute the Beyond Meat grilled chicken strips with green pepper, white onion, then add it to the wrap with romaine, black olives, sliced cucumbers, mild banana peppers, & Organicville's Olive oil and Balsamic dressing. They're amazing!

I recommend trying everything vegan you can get your hands on & finding your own favorites! Only way diets work in my opinion is if it's not a "diet" but a lifestyle change. If you can't see yourself doing it long term, move on to the next. Hope this helps ☺

Spaghetti made with spaghetti squash and tomato paste. Add some ground ginger, peppercorn, maybe some cloves and basil. Also nutritional yeast.

And airpopped popcorn with molasses and cinnamon drizzled on top.

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You could try falafel. The below site has ideas for different ways to serve falafel beyond the basic stuff it in a pita with some chopped salad option.

http://www.onegreenplanet.org/vegan-food/creative-falafel-recipes/

Also... Trader Joe's sells a falafel mix in a box that's really good, quick and easy to prepare. No food processor required.

You ever try making your own tofu? Super cheap and far better than the store stuff, you can make it with only vinegar if you extract the ‘milk’ from the beans yourself