Vegan Recipes: Share Your Best-Tested Dishes Here!

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the sharing of vegan recipes among participants, with various experiences and opinions on the challenges and possibilities of vegan cooking.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, Michelle, inquires about tried and tested vegan recipes.
  • Another participant suggests several dishes, including creamy one pot pasta and a layered cobb salad, but notes that some recipes may not be fully vegan due to dairy content.
  • One participant expresses difficulty in finding vegan recipes and shares a personal sentiment about not wanting to host a vegan event.
  • A participant mentions a friend's blog with a variety of vegan recipes, though they do not provide a direct link.
  • One user advises caution with chips, highlighting that some may contain hidden dairy ingredients.
  • Another participant shares a quick veggie chili recipe and mentions cheese as an optional side.
  • One participant discusses the ease of preparing vegan meals, emphasizing the availability of substitutes for common ingredients and their experience in serving vegan dishes without guests realizing they are vegan.
  • Another participant echoes the sentiment about the challenges of a vegan diet compared to vegetarianism, noting their preference for natural vegetarian meals.
  • A participant describes modifying a salad recipe to be vegan by substituting ingredients, while still accommodating non-vegan guests.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the ease of preparing vegan meals, with some participants finding it manageable while others express challenges. No clear consensus emerges regarding the best approaches to vegan cooking.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and recipes, reflecting a range of familiarity with vegan cooking and varying levels of comfort with vegan dietary restrictions.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in exploring vegan recipes or those looking to understand the challenges and experiences of cooking vegan meals may find this discussion relevant.

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glitterychef
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Hi ladies

Does anyone have a good tried & tested Vegan recipe??

Many thanks
Michelle
 
What type of Vegan?
There is creamy one pot pasta, zesty skillet ravioli (with cheese ravioli), or a nice layered cobb salad with many different veggies in the trifle bowl? or a trifle if they eat eggs & milk.
 
All of the above recipes include Dairy - so not Vegan.

Pineapple Salsa w/ Chips - you could also make guacamole.


There are lots of vegetarian recipes out there, but Vegan is really difficult.
I would hate to be Vegan. I hope I never have a vegan host...
 
I posted a link to my friend's blog awhile back that has a ton of vegan recipes...you'll have to search for it though since I just popped in for about 30 seconds!
 
If you do the Salsa and chips thing, make sure to read the ingrediant list on the chips. I know it sounds weird but I had a friend point out a few different chips - especially flour not corn - that contain powdered milk! And any combination of great veggies stir-fried! You could use all sorts of tools for preping the veggies from the Mandolin to the knives - KA CHING!!! (Hey that almost looks Chinese don't it???!!!)
 
Lightning fast veggie chilli in 29 min to dinner vol 2. Very good. Shows the DCB. Cheese is an optional side
 
Vegan is really not that hard, unless you depend entirely on processed foods which do contain a lot of hidden animal products. You can also find vegan substitutes for practically everything from sour cream and cream cheese to meat. I routinely feed people vegetarian and vegan foods and they have no idea, unless I tell them or they know I'm veggie.
If you have an idea of what you'd like to do (or if your host has requested something in particular) feel free to email me and I can help you figure out how to make it vegan [email protected]
 
Lindsay said:
Vegan is really not that hard, unless you depend entirely on processed foods which do contain a lot of hidden animal products. You can also find vegan substitutes for practically everything from sour cream and cream cheese to meat. I routinely feed people vegetarian and vegan foods and they have no idea, unless I tell them or they know I'm veggie.
If you have an idea of what you'd like to do (or if your host has requested something in particular) feel free to email me and I can help you figure out how to make it vegan [email protected]
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Anyone who knows me knows that we rarely eat processed foods. I stay away from processed foods. (and many Vegan substitutes are processed - containing soy isolates, etc...)


I still find a vegan diet hard....:D Vegetarian is completely different from Vegan. We eat many Naturally vegetarian meals.
 
summer spinach salad. asparagus mimosa (sugar and eggs left):
 
I made the Chicken, Avocado and Grapefruit Salad, just without the Chicken. For the cashew crumble, I used Vegan spread instead of butter. I actually served the chicken on the side for non-vegan guests, but it was delicious either way and the guests loved it.
 

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