What is your favorite plant based recipe? No meat, no dairy. I'd like to try it!
Tabouli salad: bulgur wheat (or Tabouli "mix" ), I prefer Nile Spice brand as it comes with a wonderful seasoning packet. Soak the wheat over night per instructions, next day add in fresh parsley (chopped up), diced tomato and cucumber, mix herb/veggies with the wheat, add fresh squeezed lemon juice and extra virgin olive oil (first cold press is ideal).
OK, I have a vegan friend I cook for occasionally, I have a couple, this is the best.
500 grams or 1 pound of dried dates, 500mils or a pint of coconut cream, blend it and put in freezer, it will never freeze, stays soft, you can add chocolate or coffee to flavour, or vanilla, or not. Awesome ice cream substitute, I am continually making it for non vegetarian friends.
I make something similar. I freeze some peeled and sliced bananas. When bananas are frozen, I add frozen blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, and mango to the blender and have a healthy, (though not low cal) frozen dessert that's healthier than ice-cream.
Haluski. Just substitute veggie Kielbasa, Bacon, Cheese, and margarine.
Here is a decent description:
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Chili. I usually use kidney beans, black beans, and pintos. One can of diced tomato, obe can of tomato sauce. Sometimes i'll add in corn, okra, vegetarian ground beef substitute, onion, peppers, and/or any other beans that catch my eye.
Sounds like my chili. I may add in carrots and garlic and whatever else is lurking in the crisper of my fridge. (Though I always add Italian and Indian spices to all my meals, since I normally don't use any salt. No one can tell that there's turmeric and basil in the Chili. )
I could see moderate use of termeric adding a nice touch to chili.
Five pepper salsa - chop up and throw black beans, tomatoes, onions, jalapenos, habaneros, black pepper, white pepper, green peppers, corn cilantro, basil, lime juice - hey whatever you have, right, in a fry pan, then cook it up for a while - then get some good chips and dig in when it cools off. Be safe.
I like to saute cubed tempeh in olive oil until lightly browned on most sides, then splash it with some tamari in the hot pan. Serve over brown rice with a little extra tamari, if desired. It's perhaps a bit too minimal, but it's easy, healthy and I think it tastes good. I love tempeh.
Lentil Loaf. I once served it to my carnivorous family, and they all wondered how I was cooking with meat - since I don't eat it . Dead ringer for meat loaf ! Simple - you cook lentils down till they're soft and mashable. Mash them up and then use your usual meat loaf recipe using the lentils mush instead of meat. To make it really convincing - add a cup of cooked bulgher - which adds the "chew".
My favorite salad is:
Spinach leaves
Black olives
Sunflower seeds
Light sprinkle of salt and pepper
Gallus gallus domesticus
Optional raisins
Generous balsamic
Top it off with some mix cheese
Gallus baked the normal way in olive oil with preferred seasoning.
Let me know if you try it
last time i checked chicken was not a plant
@btroje please excuse my inner middle schooler. He catches me by surprise sometimes.
@SocraticAddict still sounds like a good salad if the chicken is scratching outside
Yellow squash and purple onion sliced and boiled.