Fellow Vegans/Vegetarians: My husband still eats meat--how to deal?

I ate dinner in the car, so it was just a Odwalla protein bar and some fruit. Lunch was a 6" Veggie Delite on Italian from Subway with apple slices and baked lays. Breakfast was granola with almond milk and bananas on top.

Snacks were trail mix and carrots. This was really, really crappy for me, since I was at the beach and haven't been cooking at all. Usually I'm a lot more creative.

Black bean soup, chana masala, pasta 'meatballs' and garlic bread, vegetable rice with tempeh, grilled portobello caps, waffles, veggie burgers, and vegetable stir fries over jasmine rice are quick and easy. Sandwiches are super-easy, my particular favorite is almond butter with strawberries on wheat bread. If I have more time, vegetable samosas, 3-bean chili and baked potatoes, tomato&basil bruschetta, homemade black bean burgers, and peanut butter pillows are my favorites.

Of course my definition of quick is probably different from yours, all teens have too much time on their hands, and I choose my stuff- cooking, friends, running, biking, soccer, piano- over other crap. Which sounds corny, but the point of this is what I call quick most moms call 'extensive', so sorry but thats what I got :).

Not so much a meal but I split a Sicilian slice with my bf a few hours ago. We're about to order dinner and I'm getting eggplant parmagiana with a side salad.

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