In addition, I frequent many vegetarian/vegan blogs and get amazing ideas. You can not only find recipes but your can also link your meatless recipes.
In honor of National Vegetarian Week I'm presenting this roundup of bloggers who devote promote meatless Monday meals!
Every Monday , My Sweet and Savory hosts Meatless Monday where bloggers from all over blogland link up pictures and recipes of healthy meatless meals. I find a wonderful variety of healthy recipes on her site every Monday. I found a wonderful recipe for Sweet Potato Zuchinni Kugel that my kids really liked. Visit this blog every monday for lots of meatless recipes .
I was just visiting The 21st Century Housewife and found out that May 21-May 27 is National Vegetarian Week .( Who Knew?) It is to help people focus on creating more meatless recipes! Although her blog is not vegetarian, she is doing a vegetarian series this week. Today, she is featuring a vegetarian BLT
Monday seems to be the day designated for Meatless Meals and Hey What's For Dinner MoM hosts a Just Another Meatless Monday blog hop as well with links from other bloggers and lots of recipes. On her Meatless Monday blog hop I found a recipe for vegetarian hamburger helper meal that is made from scratch with soy ground beef that can be found in most supermarkets in the frozen section with the veggie burgers on a blog called Confident Cook , Hesitant Baker. Don't forget to visit every Monday.
Midnight Maniac hosts Midnight Maniac Meatless Mondays which has an interesting variety of meatless meals each week. Last week I found a recipe for " Unchicken Nuggets" made from tofu on The Common Room that was really delicious and kid friendly too. She hosts this blog carnival every Monday as well.
Another blog that hosts a Mealtless Monday is Veggie Mama . I'm new to her blog, but she has some interesting recipes. Last week she featured a great recipe for fabulous looking lentil curry that is very easy to make. I'll be stopping by every Monday.
I hope that this helps you find some variety and inspiration for incorporating more meatless healthy meals into your diet and celebrating National Vegetarian Week.
My vegetarian recipe features this week are: Overnight Refrigerator Oatmeal and Ratatouille Polenta
Each day this week, I will be highlighting Vegetarian recipes from across blog land.. Please stop back !
I will share this link on the following blog carnivals:
Tuesday
Tasty Tuesdays; Tempt My Tummy Tuesday ; Naptime Creations Tasty Tuesday Link Party; Show Me What You Got ; Tip Me Tuesday at Tip Junkie ; Tuesday To Do List; Tuesday Time Out Inspiration Party; ; Anti-Procrastination Tuesday; Tea Party Tuesday; Tuesday Confessional; Topsy Turvy Tuesday; Tuesday Talent Show at Chef in Training ; Tutorial Tuesday ; Tuesday Time Out ; Domestically Divine Tuesday ; Take a Look Tuesday ; Terrific Under $10 Tuesdays ; Hearth and Soul Hop ; Frugal Tuesday Tip Tuesday ; Slightly Indulgent Tuesday Traditional Tuesdays, Fat Tuesday Allergy Friendly lunchbox
Works For Me Wednesday; Real Food Wednesday; Whatever Goes Wednesday; We Did It Wednesday; Penny Pinching Party; Friendly Wednesday; Passionately Artistic; Show Off Your Stuff; What I Whipped up Wednesday; This Chick Cooks; Your Whims Wednesday; ; Success U-Wednesday Link-up ;; Create and Share ; Workshop Wednesday ; Foodie Wednesday Living Well Wednesday Ducks in a Row Frugal Ways, Sustainable Days Gluten Free Wednesday, What's on the Menu Wednesday, Welcome Wednesday, Gluten Free Pantry Beyond the Peel Healthy2day Wed Simple Living Wednesday My Pick Of The Week Homestead Revival, Whole Lifestyle Recipe Swap
Creative Juice Thursday; Full Plate Thursday; It’s A Keeper Thursday; What’s Cooking Thursday; Making It with Allie Thursdays; Frugal Follies Thursday; Bake with Bizzy; Delightfully Inspiring Thursday Link Party; Share Your Awesomeness Thursdays; It’s a Blog Party; Pennywise Platter Thursday, Simple Lives Thursday, Thursday Ultimate Recipe Swap, Tastastic Katherine's Corner
Family Friendly Fridays ;Simply Sweet Home Friday’s Favorites ;Food on Fridays ;Foodie Friday Grocery Cart Challenge Recipe Swap ;Creation Corner, Friday’s Link Party ;Feature Yourself Friday ;Sweets This Week Friday ;Simply Delish ; ;It’s a Hodgepodge Friday Frugal Friday, Wellness Weekend, Hearth and Soul Blog Hop, Fight Back Fridays Thankful for Food Shabby Nest Speckled Dog Jennifer Cooks' Fusion Friday Fantabulous Friday Friday Food, Allergy-Friendly Friday Food Renegade, Natural Mother's Network, Butter Believer, A Well Seasoned Life, Six Sister's Stuff, The Sweet Details) Fresh Bites Friday, Fitness Friday, Foodie Friday Sugar Bananas My Romantic Home Iron Violet Designs Simply Sweet Home Home Is Where My Story Begins
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Thank you so much for the shout out! I'm really enjoying celebrating National Vegetarian Week on The 21st Century Housewife. Your refrigerator oatmeal and ratatouille polenta sound wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for featuring my blog!
ReplyDeleteI guess I should dig my copy of Moosewood out and try something new this week!
ReplyDeleteYes, that was the mother of vegetarian cooking in the day!
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ReplyDeleteThis is a great post! Hope you have a great holiday week end and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
Come Back Soon!
Miz Helen
I love it when someone does the work to put a bunch of links together, it can really help someone looking for a specific theme. Thanks for sharing it with Hearth & Soul Hop. :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know it was national vegetarian week, either! Thanks for the links- the Meatless Monday link up is such a great idea. I'll have to check some of those out!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out. I am exhausted. I have been cooking for the Jewish holiday and have not stopped since I got up, this morning. I have a lot of vegetarian recipes, I am going to try to put up, next week. I invented a dish and have not idea what to name it. All, I know, I was pleasantly surprised.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
Vegetarian cooking really is so, so versatile! And frugal too!
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