What are some good vegetarian dishes that meat eaters would love?

In today's contemporary society, more and more peoplle are exploring alternative diets and different ways pf eating for a variety of reasons. Going "veg" is on option and it certainly doesn't have to be a boring one. A vegetarian meal is simply a balanced dish of fats, carbohydrates, and fats that do not rely on meat as their source.

That single limitation still leaves thousands of options open. For creating a meal sure to please all eaters, you should consider whether you want to purely create a dish that avoids meat altogether or that uses a meat substitute in a dish that would normally include meat. For the former, it's pretty straight-forward.

Pasta dishes are a certain crowd pleaser sans near. Spaghetti with marinara, cheese ravioli with pesto, mac & cheese, even just simple noodles with a light oil can suffice. Add a side salad and some breadstics and you're good to go!

Pizza is another favorite, plus there are tons of veggie-based soups and salads that utilize beans or cheese as protein sources. Going Mexican is another safe bet - bean and cheese burritos, quesedillas, nachos, tostadas...all can and usually are made vegetarian friendly. For trying meat substitute-based dishes, there are also quite a few options.

Veggie burgers are almost always a big hit, or you could whip up some vegetarian chilli with beans, cheese, rice, and ground soy crumbles. I'd say that most meat eaters are generally a little turned off by tofu, so my suggestion would be to try to incorporate the meat alternative in a somewhat sly manner rather, like adding Tofurkey's Italian sausages to a pasta dish or making a stir-fry with sauce and seasoning and adding firm, marinated tofu to the mix. A lot of Asian recipes use tofu not for it's specific reason of being vegetarian but because it's a traditional staple on their daily diets (think miso soup or Kung pao tofu).

There a lot of routes to take in creating a vegetarian meal that meat eaters will likely enjoy. Experiment and have fun with it, search online for recipes, or se what's available in your market and go from there.

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