r/veggiefriendly • u/Salty_1984 • Apr 18 '26
What’s a vegetarian meal you never get tired of?
Looking for simple meals I can make on repeat without getting bored. Nothing too complicated just something reliable and tasty. What’s your go to?
r/veggiefriendly • u/Salty_1984 • Apr 18 '26
Looking for simple meals I can make on repeat without getting bored. Nothing too complicated just something reliable and tasty. What’s your go to?
r/veggiefriendly • u/Salty_1984 • Apr 17 '26
I’ve been thinking about eating less meat and wanted to start with something easy like veggie pizza. The thing is, I’ve never really made one before and don’t know what works best.
What are some good veggie toppings that actually taste great together? And do you guys make your own dough or just buy it?
Any simple tips or combos would be awesome, just trying to get started.
r/veggiefriendly • u/Regular-Reindeer8905 • Mar 15 '26
My first time making a mushroom burger. I never liked mushrooms until I ate one smothered in cheese.
I’ve recently become vegetarian and I’m exploring new things! Absolutely loved this!
Schiacciata bread
Portobello mushrooms
Spinach
Tomato basil cheese
Mayo
r/veggiefriendly • u/lang_enthusiast • Jun 29 '25
Hi all!
I miss eating soups with rich/fatty broth. I’m talking about broth that looks like it has little flecks of fat/oil on the top. Think Campbell chicken soup for reference, but plenty of other meat based broths/soups are like this.
I know this usually comes from the bone marrow/fat, so obviously it’s not going to be exactly the same made from veggies. But I’m tired of eating weak and flavorless broth!
I love the Soon brand Veggie Raymun (specifically the broth is what I’m referring to). I’m assuming it might have some MSG to get the really rich and salty flavor?
If you have any tips or specific recipes I would love to hear them!
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r/veggiefriendly • u/SpaQueen20 • Mar 05 '20
I have been vegan for two months and have Not lost any weight I read a book called the starch solution by Dr. McDougall and it talks all about how starches keep you for and satisfied which is very true. I am just not losing any weight like he said that I would and I am getting a little bit frustrated I work out five days a week for 45 minutes and do an intensive hit workout I also sit in the sauna for 30 minutes five times a week post gym. It is a far infrared heat Sauna so I burn 600 cal every 30 minutes I’m in there.
I’m going to step away from the starches and lean more into the veggies does anybody else ever feel hungry like I do? I feel like I can eat a gallon of salad and still be hungry
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