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Good high-protein vegan/vegetarian recipes?

snugglesworthjr
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I'm finding myself a little hard pressed to find good vegan/vegetarian recipes that are high in protein. Any ideas or suggestions would be helpful, thanks!
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I am absolutely obsessed with this soup, i try to make it once a week -- the chickpeas in it are a good protein source:
http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2007/11/north-african-chickpea-and-kale-soup.html
Tofu scramble is always great, too. I buy a Fantastic Foods Tofu Scramble mix and sautee it in to a crumbled block of tofu with tons of added veggies, and it's incredible.
The blog above (fat free vegan) has lots of great recipe ideas!0 -
Always throw in a handful of nuts.
Use mushrooms, if vegetarian, eat a lot of fish and eggs, and cheese.
Vegan - I struggle to help.0 -
This tofu/potato vindaloo is the best recipe I have made in a while. Absolutely fabulous! It is spicey.
http://marvelouslymundane.blogspot.com/2011/02/marvelous-meatless-meals-potato-and.html0 -
Seitan! So versatile, very good and has more plant protein per serving than tofu. Much better texture as well. Plus it's easy to make so it's less processed.0
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Anything with lentils or beans!0
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Always throw in a handful of nuts.
Use mushrooms, if vegetarian, eat a lot of fish and eggs, and cheese.
Vegan - I struggle to help.
a vegetarian doesn't eat meat of any type!
back to the topic- i imagine bean salad is a good one. Veggie chilli is good and tasty-we use quorn mince and beans plus loads of veggies-healthy and tasty!0 -
I make a lovely quinoa salad for lunch at work. Its simple to make, delicious and only 190 cal, with around 10g protien per serving. It will live in the fridge for a couple of days.
Serves 4
100g quinoa
1 x veg stock cube
roasted vegetables - carrot / onion / courgette / peppers (any combinations work well)
Fry-Light
30g pumpkin seeds
1/4 cucumber (de-seeded)
60g low fat feta cheese
10 olives
- Prepare and roast vegetables for 30-45 mins until cooked.
- Cover quinoa with stock and cook for 15-20 mins, stir regularly and be careful not to allow grain to dry out completely.
- Allow quinoa and vegetables to cool
- Slice cucumber, feta and olives and mix all ingredients through
Enjoy)
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