Spinach Lasagna

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Spinach Lasagna is a great take on lasagna.  Adding spinach and other fresh vegetables makes it a nutritious and filling dish.

Soy Cheese Enchiladas

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Soy cheese and other vegetable-based cheeses are getting tastier and tastier all the time.  But any of them can work as a great substitute in a dish with lost of sauce and spices.  Enchiladas are a great example.

Southwest Bean Salad

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Bean salad of any type is a great food because beans are such a good source of nutrients.  A southwest bean salad would have onion,tomato, cilantro and other Mexican food-style seasonings.

Soft Tacos with Tempe

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Soft tacos (or hard shell tacos) can be made with fresh lettuce, tomato, beans, rice, guacamole, and you can add tempe (made from soy) for a great meat substitute.

Squash stuffed with rice and veggies

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So many great meals can be made with stuffed squash, stuffed potatoes, etc.  Using a mix of rice, vegetables and spices can make each one unique and taste great.

Seaweed Salad

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This is a great tasting dish loaded with minerals.

Spicy tofu stir fry

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Stir fry is always a great way to go to get lots of great tasting vegetables in a variety of sauces.  Adding tofu and a bit of hot peppers makes it even better.

Seitan Kabobs

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This is a great food for a barbecue. Seitan is wheat protein and has a great chewy texture.

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Seitan Lasagna

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Lasagna is always a favorite, and when made with fresh ingredients including seitan (wheat protein), it has a great texture.

Seitan Stir Fry

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Seitan has a chewy consistency, much like meat, but is made of wheat protein (gluten).  It works great as a meat substitute in any stir fry dish.

Spinach Salad

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Spinach, like any dark green leafy vegetable, is loaded with vitamins and minerals.  Forget about iceberg lettuce except to add crunchiness.  Use spinach.

Seitan Marsala

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This an Italian dish made usualy with meat, mushrooms and Marsala wine.  Just use seitan instead of meat and you are good to go.

Saag Paneer with Tofu

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This is a great dish loaded with minerals from spinach, and protein from tofu.

Spaghetti

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This is everyone's favorite, and it tastes great with any sauce and mix of vegetables.

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