Time for another vegan weekly meal plan. But first, another week in review.
Last week's plan was fairly successful. We had to make a couple of changes to the schedule, but for the most part the plan ensured that we made decent meals. Yesterday's scheduled meal was Roasted Fall Vegetables and Lentil Salad, but my son's basketball game was right around dinner time so we postponed that particular meal until today (pictured above). The family had lasagna (from frozen) instead and I had a quick fried rice.
Going back to Monday, here's a picture of our Express Curried Lentils. She ain't pretty, but trust me this recipe is tasty. And the combo of cauliflower and lentils makes it good and healthy. I served it over a rice and quinoa blend. My husband and I both declared the recipe a "keeper."
Tuesday was Taco Tuesday...tacos with all the fixin's. Enough said.
Here's Wednesday's Pasta Primavera, made with vegan parmesan. The recipe, by Giada De Laurentiis, calls for farfalle, but I used a kamut spaghettini. This one is well worth making too. Especially if you are dreaming of spring. Of course, I couldn't get yellow squash so I used extra zucchini.
With Thursday came another change of plans. My husband and son went skiing and ate at the lodge. So, no spaghetti and tofu balls here. Couldn't be bothered. I quickly baked tofu triangles in teriyaki sauce. I made a rice mix out of a box and noodles from a box. The rice was not bad, the so-called "Pad Thai" noodles horrible. The combo also made for a pale looking plate of food. I definitely should have thrown some broccoli on there!
Friday called for more easy veggie burgers and the like. Nothing too demanding or exciting.
Now for this week's menu plan.
MY MENU PLAN
Monday
Sesame Broccoli Stir-fry
From Vegan Planet.
From Vegan Planet.
Tuesday
Pasta Fagioli
Wednesday
Roasted Vegetables and Baked Tofu
I accidentally bought a lot of mushrooms so I'm going to roast them with other veggies.
Thursday
Ginger, Potato and Cauliflower Toss over Rice
From The Garden of Vegan.
Friday
TBD
Saturday
I posted this recipe from Martha Stewart Living's Meatless cookbook, but I have yet to try it.
Sunday
Husband Cooking
The express curried lentils sounds delicious to me and it has ingredients that I love.
ReplyDeleteIt was really yummy and easy - easy is good! :)
DeleteGreat menu plan Jo. Those roasted vegetables look delicious.
ReplyDeleteK x
Thanks a lot! I did enjoy the roasted veggies. :)
DeleteMmmm pasta primavera. One of my all time faves!
ReplyDeleteMe too! :)
DeleteEverything looks delish! Those lentils look good to me :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Miss Ruthie!
DeleteThose look amazing! We might just have to given them a try.
ReplyDeleteI gave you a Shout-Out on my blog today. :)
Thanks for the shout-out. Very kind of you. :)
DeleteOoh, I would love that lentil salad- looks amazing. Thanks for linking up, Joann!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting Laura. You have inspired me! :)
DeleteYour meals always look so good! I have been wanting to try a vegan week as I don't think I've fully done it before, I always sneak in some sort of fish or chicken. Maybe I will aim for vegan meals everyday next week :P
ReplyDeleteI have seen some vegan goodies on your blog Natalie. ;) I hope you can do the whole week. I would love to hear/read about it!
DeleteI always love seeing what you're making!
ReplyDeleteThanks Julee! :)
DeleteYou have the best menus!! The veg and lentil salad looks amazing! Off to check out your links.
ReplyDeleteThanks! That's so nice of you to say. :)
DeleteThe ginger, potato and cauliflower toss sounds like something I might have to try! Yum!
ReplyDeleteIt's really good Wendy!
DeleteThe roasted vegetables look very tasty,especially that acorn squash resting on the top.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love squash!
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