I need some more vegitarian ideas?

Well we don't have boca or morning star here. We just got quorn and I like that. Thai food is really good... I have thai veggie curries a lot.

It's veggies cooked in coconut milk, lots of spices... it's hard to explain the taste but it's spicy, creamy and a bit sweet at the same time. Some have tofu in them as well as veggies. Indian food - I really like vegetable jalfrezi and mutter paneer... it's like cubes of firm cottage cheese cooked in a thick spiced sauce, it's really nice and strong.

There are LOADS of vegetarian dishes in Indian food and most are very strong and lots of flavours. Mexican food - you can make vegetarian nachos, burritos, tacos, anything and make it as spicy as you want. Put garlic in your guacamole to give it that kick.

You can also make vegetarian chili with meat replacement and peppers, onion, seasoning. Chinese stir fries - with tofu, meat replacements or just veggies. There are some spicy and tasty recipe base sauces in the supermarket, or you can look up recipes to make your own.

Falafel - kinda spicy (usually vegan) fried balls made of herbs/breadcrumbs etc, can have with salad, in a wrap etc Some other things I like are: spinach & ricotta lasagna gnocci with a rich tomato type sauce and cheese vegetarian spaghetti bolognaise veggie kebabs with tofu, onion, green pepper, mushroom and marinated mini pizzas made on english muffins vegetarian cottage pie/shepards pie... veggie mince "meat" with veggies like carrots, celery etc and mashed potato & cheese on top baked potato with cream cheese, imitation bacon or the bolognaise sauce on top all kinds of salads - especially with avocado and croutons (cut up bread fried in the pan with garlic) pizza with pumpkin, ricotta cheese, red onion and some mozarella vegetarian sushi vegie burgers or hotdogs stuffed capsicum/peppers with rice and spices and cheese.

Snacks/Appetizers - Trail mix Chapati Kale chips Larabars Cliff bars Pita chips with hummus Tortilla chips with salsa and/or guacamole Soups (Tomato, miso, hot and sour, potato dill, etc) Fried plantain Garlic bread made with daiya cheese Corn on the cob Soy pudding Peanut brittle Fruit cups Deep fried tofu in a peanut sauce Applesauce Cut up veggie sticks Pretzels (Make sure to check the ingredients) Original Lays potato chips (Or even better, purchase vegan chips from your local health food store) Dried fruit Samosas Pakoras Deep fried spring rolls with a sweet plum sauce Nachos made with Daiya cheese (add tomato, guacamole, jalapeno peppers... Whatever you desire) Popcorn (plain or topped with nutritional yeast, vegan margarine and spices) Breakfast - Whole grain bagel with peanut butter, jam, and banana Oatmeal made with soy milk Fruit salad Toast with hummus French toast made with soy milk Breakfast burrito if you'd like something heartier... Beans, guacamole, stir-fryed veggies, etc Hash browns/Breakfast potatoes Banana boats Smoothies/Juices (add different types of fruits and vegetables) Scrambled tofu Pineapple cranberry almond salad Lunch/Dinner - Falafel wraps with hummus French fries Garlic potatoes Pizza made with Daiya cheese Mashed potatoes Veggie sandwiches Garlic knots Cayenne french fries (make them baked for a healthier alternative) Rice pilaf with cranberries and almonds Yam and spinach coconut curry Vegetable curry Crispy tofu nuggets Vegetable fried rice Jamaican rice Vegetable lasagna Dahl Onion rings Fusilli with garden vegetables and tarragon Tomato dill penne Fried ginger sesame tofu Fajitas/Tacos/Burritos with beans, rice, lettuce, tomato, salsa, hot sauce Veggie burgers Black bean burgers Spicy peanut noodles on a bed of lettuce and carrots Tabbouleh Veg chili Cashew sesame noodles Vegetable pad thai Bean salad Spaghetti with lots of marinara sauce Vegetable stirfrys Casseroles Soba noodle soups Roasted vegetables Avocado and tomato sandwiches Black bean and quinoa salad Bagels with soy cream cheese and tomato Stuffed vegetables Black bean chili topped with baked sweet potatoes BBQd seitan strips Chickpea and walnut salad Fried eggplant with tomato Vegetable kabobs with tofu and potato Lemon and pistachio rice Macaroni and "cheese" (made with Daiya cheese) Steamed vegetables Mediterranean vegetable stew Get cooking ;).

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