To challenge you to think of 7 veggie family meals...

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That don’t involve meat substitutes?

Fajitas
Lasagne
Pasta with pesto
Mushroom risotto
Omelette
Jacket potato with beans
Cheese and potato pie

No one can be this stupid.

Butternut squash curry
Lentil daal
Bean chilli
Vegetable lasagne
Cheesy pasta (we do it with grilled courgettes)
Vegetable ragu with butter bean mash (just did this recently)
Halloumi salad

Sweet chilli tofu noodles with stir fry vegetables
Pasta with tomato sauce
Pizza (margherita or with toppings (e.g. mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers, olives, spinach)
Tomato or mushroom risotto
Vegetable curry with or without paneer (indian cheese)
Macaroni cheese
Tortillas with different types of beans, roasted vegetables, cheese and sour cream
Omelettes filled with different fillings (mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, cheese)
Falafel with pitta bread
Spinach and ricotta cannelloni
Jacket potato with cheese or beans etc.
Egg, chips, beans and sweetcorn
Pine nut pesto pasta
Couscous with ratatouille topped with some grated cheese
Vegetable Pastitsio (vegetables, pasta shapes, bechamel sauce, cheese)
Vegetarian all day breakfast (hash browns/waffles, tomatoes, mushrooms, baked beans, fried/scrambled egg, spinach, buttered toast)
Soup with bread rolls

Veg fajitas
Tofu pasta
Baked beans on baked potatoes
Veg chilli and rice
Mushroom and lentil bolognese
Gnocchi with sauce
Soup and bread (naice bread natch)
Tofu scramble on toast with mushrooms beans and spinach
Wraps with hoummous beetroot and veg
Bean stew

Risotto (pea and mint/butternut squash and sage)
Chilli
Lasagne (spinach and ricotta or vegetable)
Pizza/calzone (home made)
Feta and olive filled sweet potatoes
Pasta bake
Quiche and salad/chips
Veg curry and rice
Quesadillas

Mr and DD are veggie, here are a few of the meals we have regularly.

Veg spaghetti Bolognese
Veg lasagne
Vegetarian chilli.
Vege curry
Chickpea curry
Fajitas with peppers and taco beans etc
Pea and parmesan risotto.
Mushroom stroganoff
Vege paella
Roast veg with feta and couscous/brown rice
Pasta bake
Pesto and pasta
Frittata with peppers, mushrooms, anything else handy
Quiche with new potatoes and salad
Paneer curry
Jacket potato with chilli or beans and cheese
Homemade vege pizza with sweet potato wedges
Feta and spinach filo parcels with big salad and new potatoes

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Pasta bake with a tomato sauce and mozzarella
Veg lasagne
Veg chilli
Baked potatoes and spicy beans
Veg fajitas
Macaroni cheese
Veggie tapas - pitta, hummus, cucumber, olives, tomatoes etc
Veg brunch - brown toast with smashed avocado and grilled halloumi
Beans on toast

Chickpea and spinach chilli

tagine (chickpea, apricot, sweet potato, peppers, onions & coriander)
potato and spinach curry
"earth & sky" potatoes & apple sauce
stir fry
dhal & rice (with tom sauce, & chutney)
ratatouille
I could go on....nb these are vegan!

I went vegetarian in march and im struggling to know what is making me so... smelly...

Im going to list all these meal suggestions so thanks for asking op!

Family of 6 here. Vegetarian diet.
These are some of our favourite ever meals.

www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/10035/golden-veggie-shepherds-pie
www.bbc.com/food/recipes/vegetarianchillitaco_86478

Sometimes we just eat this with rice, and then occasionally we do the works so salsa, guac, sour cream, cheese, salad etc. The chilli on it's own though is actually vegan and totally delicious.
attic24.typepad.com/weblog/2012/01/on-the-menu-sweet-and-easy-curry.html

I always add a couple of red peppers and then do either egg and potato or chickpea and sweet potato, or tinned green lentils and roasted squash and make flatbreads for dipping.
attic24.typepad.com/weblog/2008/06/on-the-menu-butternut-squash-risotto.html
www.rivercottage.net/recipes/frittata
This is so versatile. In autumn/winter I change the veg for roasted root vegetables.
www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1139652/lentil-rag
Usually eat this with pasta or rice and save some for baked potatoes or to put into pasties/toasties. It is really delicious.
craftybynurture.blogspot.com/2012/08/warm-couscous-and-halloumi-salad.html I do beetroot and feta variant. Or peppers and halloumi.
Jamie olivers simple tomato pasta sauce with spaghetti, a big green salad and some nice bread.
Homemade pizza.
And one of my favourite ever meals is roasted sweet potato wedges, roast veg (courgette, mushrooms, tomatoes, aubergine) and halloumi, stuffed into wraps with lots of salad and plenty of houmous.

I do think that vegetarian meat alternatives have a place, but there is a lot of really delicious veggie food that doesn't require any.

I haven't read all the posts, so this may have been said, but have a look on oh she glows or deliciously Ella for recipes. They are normally all vegetable.

We are a vegetarian/vegan household and probably have meat substitutes once a week. Some of our favourite recipes are bean chilli, butternut squash and chickpea curry and pesto pasta.

Chick pea curry
Chilli
Dhal
Pasta with tomato, olive and caper sauce
Spanish omelette
Falafel and salad wraps
Nachos with refried beans, guacamole, sour cream and salad.

Cauliflower cheese, baked beans and chips.

Grilled Halloumi kebabs, with coriander and lemongrass rice.

Falafel bolognese with spaghetti

Jacket potato with cottage cheese (chives) coleslaw and salad.

Spanish omelette with sauté potatoes and mushrooms

Pasta with tomato and basic sauce, with grated cheese

Paneer, chickpea and spinach curry with turmeric rice

Stir fry
Pasta with a tomato based sauce
Vegetable pasta
Vegetable curry
Chickpea and spinach curry
Baked potato with cheese and coleslaw and salad if not vegan
Vegetable lasagna
Five bean chilli
Stuffed roasted peppers
Homade pizza
Vegetable burgers, salad and chips
Vegetable tempura
Risotto
Loads of various soups

Theres lots.

*basic not basic

Try Carluccio’s pasta with courgette sauce and spinach balls - amazing:

www.google.ie/amp/s/www.bbc.com/food/recipes/pastawithcourgettesa_93036/amp

Really quick and easy if you use frozen spinach.

Broccoli “pesto” pasta
Broad bean, potato and feta quesadillas
Dhal / veg curry
Tomato barley “risotto” with marinated feta
Noodle soup
Any kind of pasta bake
Katchari (lentils, rice, pasta, onions - middle eastern dish)

Wild mushroom pilaf www.bbc.com/food/recipes/wildmushroompilaff_86758
Koshari www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/gallery/2009/mar/02/ahdaf-soueif-koshari-recipe
Homemade salads such as coleslaw, waldorf and Russian. Substitute yoghurt for the mayo to make healthier.
Have salads with fruit and cheese. Cheddar and apple, Stilton and pear, halloumi and fig, water melon and feta, brie and grape. I love jacket potato with cheddar, pineapple and home made coleslaw.

Will PM some recipes that I can't be bothered to type.

Tacos, asda do a great kit. Ok so you may have to use some soya mince but the flavour sachet that comes in the pack tastes amazing!!!! Plus i pad out with onions veg & salad!
Pasta bake or pasta salad. Add alt protein source.
Pizza on normal base, pitta, ciabatta, or even a tortilla wrap! Pick & mix toppings!
One pot dishes soups, curry, stew, one pot quinoa. These can all be as light or as hearty as you fancy. I have a gazillion variations of these!!
xyz on toast beans on, mushrooms on, scrambled tofu on... all need a good helping of marmite
smoothies for brekky / snacks!
fruit salad as above
pancakes savoury or sweet!
polenta i love this stuff it is so underused & under rated in england.
I have done this without looking at other peoples answers to see what i came up with off top of my head!
One last note: peas of any kind are great source of vits & protein & easy to incorporate into any type of cuisine whether they be garden, marrowfat, mushy or mangetout. Viva la pea !

Sorry I can't attach the photos to a PM.

What type of cuisine/flavours do you like? Any particular food you like/dislike? I have half a dozen veg/vegan books if you want me to have a look. PM if you want.

Mmmm just reading everyone elses ideas now!!
I lived off barley risotto when i was on a tenner a week food budget (only within last 3 yrs or so). So tasty, nutritious & filling!!
It included cheapy tom passata & tom puree, value chopped frozen veg, stock, lots of herbs & upto a tin of coconut milk. Bloody gorgeous.
Love international cuisine too, often great for veggies.

Okra & potato curry with rice
Aubergine & potato curry
Spinach & potato curry
Chick pea curry
Vegetable lasagne
Aubergine melanzane
Vegetables pasta bake