Tasty vegan recipes wanted

My boyfriend and I made vegan burgers tonight!! They were delicious and the recipe is so easy to play with.

1 cup TVP granules
1/2 cup vital wheat gluten
1-1.5 cup chopped veggies example: peppers, onions, mushrooms
.5 cup nutritional yeast
1 tbsp vegan worchestersauce (sp)

saute the vegetable with broth or olive oil
add the tvp and 1 cup water, bring to a slight boil, then cover and turn off heat. Leave until all moisutre is absorbed
Add the rest of the ingredients and let stand in the refrigerator
when they are pretty cooled off you can form them into patties. and either fry or bake them @ 400 for 20mins.
We always bake ours, they taste better to me. To make them really healthy, wrap in lettuce instead of putting on a bun add ketchup, veganaise and fresh tomoato. YUM!

Also to go with the "burger" you can always make these delicious sweet potato fries. Cut into strips toss with 1tbsp chili powder salt to taste and 1-2 tsp. rosemary springs and 1-2 tbsp oil oil, bake @ 425 for 20-25 minutes. (time depends on how think the fries are" So yummy with ketchup!

I think I post this all the time, but one of my favorite cookbooks is Appetite for Reduction... it's awesome. All of her recipes are yummy and easy.
Borrow it from your local library to try it out. And then I bought it. We cook from it all the time.

Hiya,

I didn't expect to see any other Vegans on here

What kind of recipes are you looking for? I'm pretty keen on my desserts / baking but have some savory dishes too if you're interested?

What type of food do you like to eat?

Fay

I've got that book - It's great for low calorie / healthy dinners

Thanks for that! I looked it up on Amazon

I'm not vegan, or even vegetarian, but a lot of my meals turn out that way.

Last night I made this Asian-style mock chicken salad: http://www.thekitchn.com/easy-vegetarian-recipe-sesame-ginger-soy-curls-165629 . You might have to go online to find the soy curls, but they're a handy thing to have on hand. Unlike other fake meat products they're minimally processed (the only ingredient is soy) and they have a ton of protein.

Tomorrow I'm making tortilla soup: http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/tortilla_soup/
I substitute black beans for the chicken, water or vegetable broth for the chicken broth, and I leave off the cheese. Usually I throw in some frozen corn too. So good!

This weekend I'm making potstickers. Just mix together crumbled tofu, steamed chopped cabbage, shredded carrots, grated ginger, minced garlic, soy sauce, chili paste or flakes (optional), and chopped scallions (also optional). Use this as a filling for potsticker wrappers (I'm pretty sure these don't contain animal products, but check the package to be sure). They can be steamed or pan-fried, and they also freeze very well.

Someone posted this the other night, everything looks good on here!

http://pinterest.com/oh_cat/future-meals/

Bump, bump for later!

My new favorite dessert is 2 cups almond/coconut/hemp milk with 1/3 cup chia seeds, stir it every ten minutes for 30 minutes and then let it sit in the fridge overnight. Sweeten with agave( or honey if you are okay with it) and add fruit or whatever you like. It is very similar to tapioca.

I love tapioca! I will have to try this!