10 Vegetarian Bloggers Share Their Most Popular Recipes (2024)

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As meaty stews and roasted chickens start to pop up everywhere now that it’s fall, where do you go for inspiration for new vegetarian meals in your kitchen? It’s easy to keep making the things you know best, but that can be boring. I want to help change that.

I asked 10 of my favorite vegetarian or vegan bloggers to each share the most popular recipe on her site. A couple ingredient trends became immediately obvious as the answers rolled in: kale, squash, and lentils need to be on your grocery shopping list this week. These are ten meals to freshly inspire your fall cooking.

1. 101 Cookbooks: Lacinato Kale and Pecorino

Heidi Swanson describes this salad as “easy enough, without being obvious or predictable.” Something you could make for dinner tonight and really enjoy. I love the addition of shredded Brussels sprouts to this dish, and the tasty lemon-tahini dressing.

Get the recipe: Lacinato Kale and Pecorino from 101 Cookbooks

2. The First Mess: Spaghetti Squash Noodle Bowl with Lime Peanut Sauce

This spaghetti squash recipe is super unique and flavorful. The recipe includes spaghetti squash as the base, some kale and broccoli, some nuts, and a cooling lime and peanut sauce.

Get the recipe: Spaghetti Squash Noodle Bowl + Lime Peanut Sauce from The First Mess

3. Naturally Ella: Summer Vegetarian Tacos with Avocado Cream

Take a tortilla, fill it will a ton of roasted vegetables, and slather on some avocado cream and goat cheese. It’s dinner made easy.

Get the recipe: Summer Vegetarian Tacos with Avocado Cream from Naturally Ella

4. Cookie + Kate: Spiced Vegan Lentil Soup

As Kate says in her blog post, no vegetarian blog is complete without a signature lentil soup. This masterpiece is made with mostly pantry ingredients, some greens, a squeeze of lemon, and a bunch of spices.

Get the recipe: Spiced Vegan Lentil Soup from Cookie + Kate

5. Sprouted Kitchen: Lentil “Meatballs” in Lemon Pesto

Turn cooked lentils into a delicious “meatball,” smother them in a light lemon pesto, and serve with greens or pasta.

Get the recipe: Lentil “Meatballs” in Lemon Pesto from Sprouted Kitchen

6. A Couple Cooks: Spaghetti Squash Pad Thai

When you have spaghetti squash as a base, you can essentially go wild with the toppings. This vegetarian pad Thai hits all the right notes for a delicious dinner.

Get the recipe: Spaghetti Squash Pad Thai from A Couple Cooks

7. With Food + Love: Creamy Broccoli Fennel Soup with Kale and Lemon Zest

So many delightful green things happening in this soup! There are some blended cashews in here too, which add a unique richness to the whole dish.

Get the recipe: Creamy Broccoli Fennel Soup with Kale and Lemon Zest from With Food + Love

8. Happyolks: Kimchi Ramen

The broth of this vegetarian ramen is totally unique: lots of miso, apple, and ginger. The poached egg makes this luxurious, and the kimchi adds the perfect amount of heat.

Get the recipe: Kimchi Ramen from Happyolks

9. Dolly and Oatmeal: Kabocha Squash, Fennel, and Ginger Soup with Spicy Coconut Cream

This is the kind of soup you make when you want to show off to your in-laws. It’s totally comforting, but also unusual, thanks to the addition of the fennel and the spicy coconut cream.

Get the recipe: Kabocha Squash, Fennel, and Ginger Soup with Spicy Coconut Cream from Dolly and Oatmeal

10. Edible Perspective: Roasted Acorn Squash and Apples with Quinoa, Kale, and Tahini Maple Dressing

This gorgeous salad is full of interesting textures and a wonderful dressing that brings the whole dish together. Good enough to eat by itself for dinner.

Do you have a favorite vegetarian recipe from a blogger that you return to over and over again? Share it in the comments so we can get even more ideas for delicious plant-heavy recipes.

This post was requested by Daigan for Reader Request Week 2015.

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What are the most popular vegetarian foods? ›

Top 10 vegetarian main courses
  1. Spiced lentil & spinach pies. ...
  2. Stuffed pumpkin. ...
  3. Golden-glazed carrot, mushroom & hazelnut tart. ...
  4. Roasted stuffed cauliflower. ...
  5. Shallot tatin. ...
  6. Parsnip, mushroom & barley wreath. ...
  7. 5-a-day burger. ...
  8. Squash & blue cheese Wellington.

Are Cookie and Kate vegetarian? ›

I choose not to cook meat, so all of the recipes on Cookie and Kate are vegetarian. I believe in eating whole foods, which are foods that are as close to their source as possible.

Is pizza vegetarian? ›

Pizza is still a staple among those following a meat-free or completely plant-based diet. Here's our guide to how to enjoy pizza while changing your diet. Now if you're a vegetarian, you can still enjoy cheese on your pie. A classic cheese is always a crowd pleaser for those just eliminating meat from their diet.

Are M&M cookies vegetarian? ›

M&M's aren't suitable for vegetarians. We use additives that come from animal products when we're making M&M's and traces of these can be found in the sweets.

Is Pillsbury cookie dough vegetarian? ›

CONTAINS WHEAT, EGG, SOY; MAY CONTAIN MILK INGREDIENTS.

Is pasta considered vegetarian? ›

Vegetarians can eat pasta. The only ingredients included in dried pasta are usually wheat flour and water. Fresh pasta usually includes egg. If you are a vegetarian that does not consume eggs, be sure to check that the pasta you are buying does not have egg listed as an ingredient.

Do vegetarians eat cheese? ›

Vegetarians choose not to eat meat, poultry, or seafood but often consume non-meat animal products (NMAPs), such as cheese, eggs, and milk, that can be derived from intensive farming, a process critics claim is cruel.

What do vegetarians eat to replace meat? ›

How to get protein without the meat
  • Pulses. Pulses are an inexpensive protein choice, are high in fibre and a source of iron. ...
  • Soya beans. ...
  • Quinoa. ...
  • Nuts. ...
  • Seeds. ...
  • Cereals and grains. ...
  • Quorn™ ...
  • Dairy.

Can vegetarians eat eggs? ›

Well, the short answer is yes! Unless they are vegan (meaning they don't eat dairy products, eggs, or any other products which are derived from animals), some vegetarians do eat eggs and belong to a group known as lacto-ovo-vegetarians which according to the Vegetarian Society is the most common type of meatless diet.

What is the most common vegetarian? ›

Ovo-lacto: This is the most common type of vegetarian and what many think of when they hear the word. Ovo-lacto vegetarians consume both eggs and dairy products.

What are the best foods for vegetarians? ›

These include whole fruits and vegetables and whole grains. Nuts and legumes, such as lentils, beans and peanuts, also are considered healthy plant-based foods. At the same time, cut back on less healthy choices. These include sugar-sweetened beverages, fruit juices and refined grains.

What are the 5 main food groups for vegetarians? ›

But here is a guide of the five plant-based food groups that make up a healthy, wholesome and balanced diet:
  • Vegetables. No doubt we all know how amazing vegetables are for us! ...
  • Fruit. Despite what most people seem to believe, fruit is not just sugar. ...
  • Whole grains. ...
  • Legumes. ...
  • Nuts and Seeds.
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