Cindy
Here we come into some cooler days and nights when cravings for comfort foods get stronger. The tummy growls for some warm, yummy casseroles and the heart yearns for easy Vegan comfort to satisfy the soul!
These 5 recipe choices are a variety of a few faves. Very tasty, simple to make and scrumptious!
Photo courtesy of Vegan Holiday Cooking
1. Easy Cheesy Plant-based Casserole with Sweet Potatoes and Cauliflower
If you are looking for a plant-based, dairy-free casserole here is a tasty choice. This recipe does not call for pre-cooking any ingredients.
Here is a link to the fantastic recipe, compliments of Go Diary Free.com, with photo and recipe courtesy of Vegan Holiday Cooking by Kirsten Kaminski, Page Street Publishing Co. 2019
Photo courtesy of Veggie Fun Kitchen.com
2. Vegan Classic Breakfast Casserole
Here is a vegan classic breakfast casserole – NO eggs! Made with your most-loved vegan sausage, silken tofu, Just Egg (or your favorite egg replacer), nutritional yeast and a big soft, warm loaf of bread.
Here is the link to this scrumptious recipe courtesy of Veggie Fun Kitchen.com! 3
Photo courtesy of Blissful Basil.Com
3. Vegan Creamy Potato Casserole
Ok…I admit it…life is BETTER with scalloped potatoes! On top of potatoes, this vegan, taste-filled recipe is layered with a rich and creamy cauliflower-cashew sauce and baked to perfection…TOO GREAT!
Check out this fantastic recipe, courtesy of Blissful Basil.com. This will make even your most veggie resistant eaters want to entertain more veggie dishes. Delish!
Photo courtesy of Minimalist Baker.com
4. Vegan Green Bean Casserole
This is a great year-round casserole and even better during the holidays. Only 10 ingredients and approximately 30 minutes to create. Trader Joe’s has a wonderful vegan friendly brand of fried onions which can make this recipe much easier and is a helpful time saver.
Check out this incredible recipe, courtesy of the Minimalist Baker.com!
Photo courtesy of Domestic Gothhess.com
5. Vegan Sausage Casserole with Lentils and Farro
This amazing casserole is full of flavor, very easy to make, healthy for you, and really fills you up. Carrots, butternut squash and potatoes are the base. Linda McCartney vegan sausages are recommended and cooking them separately before adding to the stew gives a very delish flavor.
Check out this incredible (and easy to follow) recipe from The Domestic Gothess.com!
Enjoy these comfort casseroles and others as we come into the fall and winter months. They are something soothing and satisfying to look forward to these days.
Want to learn more about easy ways to ease into the “vegan life?” Check out my previous post on “5 Taste Samples of the Vegan Life!”
With kindest wishes,
Cindy
