vegetarian/vegan crock pot meals

[prplchknz]

so my mom's staying with me in november and it's advent which means she'll fast from meat and i thought maybe others would also like recipes that fit this description.


I go to vanderbilt once a month and usually it's all day so we do a crock pot meal for dinner, last time we did creamy lemon chicken, and did rice, and brocoli as sides. but that's not veg

I know my last thread didn't get much traction, but maybe this one will? IDK anyways if you have any recipes that fit this description. Oh I have an instapot so pressure cooker meals also are allowed in this thread.

 

[Firebird 8118]

This is helpful, thanks [MENTION=360]prplchknz[/MENTION]!

We’re in the middle of celebrating Navratri (during which time we don’t eat any meat, onions, garlic or eggs). It would be nice to see more vegetarian/vegan dishes in general too, even without this religious restriction.

 

[prplchknz]

This is helpful, thanks [MENTION=360]prplchknz[/MENTION]!

We’re in the middle of celebrating Navratri (during which time we don’t eat any meat, onions, garlic or eggs). It would be nice to see more vegetarian/vegan dishes in general too, even without this religious restriction.

curious! what religion?

yeah the official fasting requirments for advent are no meat,eggs,dairy,fish,alcohol,olive oil .but allowed is olives and shellfish

my mom just gives up meat

 

[Firebird 8118]

curious! what religion?

yeah the official fasting requirments for advent are no meat,eggs,dairy,fish,alcohol,olive oil .but allowed is olives and shellfish

my mom just gives up meat

Hinduism

Also that’s cool I find it interesting how religious restrictions like that can be universal.

 

[prplchknz]

Hinduism

Also that’s cool I find it interesting how religious restrictions like that can be universal.

definetly! I don't fast because I don't practice but you're suppose to give up all food and drink the midnight before eucharist which is every sunday and liturgy is an hour and a half long and eucharist is towards the end of the service so you're starving and easter is worse cuz that's 3 hours long

 

[ceecee]

This is one of my favorite sites.

Creative, flavour-packed vegan recipes to satisfy comfort food cravings & warm your soul! - A Virtual Vegan

These are some recipes I've made over and over...

Vegan Potato Soup - A Virtual Vegan

Chocolate Instant Pot Steel Cut Oats - A Virtual Vegan

The Best Vegan Sweet Potatoes - A Virtual Vegan

Vegan Instant Pot Portobello Pot Roast - A Virtual Vegan

 

[prplchknz]

This is one of my favorite sites.

Creative, flavour-packed vegan recipes to satisfy comfort food cravings & warm your soul! - A Virtual Vegan

These are some recipes I've made over and over...

Vegan Potato Soup - A Virtual Vegan

Chocolate Instant Pot Steel Cut Oats - A Virtual Vegan

The Best Vegan Sweet Potatoes - A Virtual Vegan

Vegan Instant Pot Portobello Pot Roast - A Virtual Vegan

I sent my mom the mushroom one, because that looks really good

 

[ceecee]

I sent my mom the mushroom one, because that looks really good

It is. I use Benevolent Bacon in the potato soup but the soy Bacon Bits work well too.

 

[ceecee]

Hinduism

Also that’s cool I find it interesting how religious restrictions like that can be universal.

I follow a couple Jain Dharma cooks on You Tube and everything I have made is delicious. I'm not a vegan, I just limit meat consumption and buy locally sourced (as in I know the farm and the people that run it) eggs and dairy. I think most religions are very similar in most ways, especially feasts and fasting particulars. After all, most religions came from previous beliefs so this is not surprising.

 

[Morpeko]

I like this mac and cheese recipe.

Slow Cooker Macaroni and Cheese Recipe | Trisha Yearwood | Food Network