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Traditionally made with stale bread that's rehydrated with a dressing of sweet tomato juices, vinegar, and olive oil, this Italian salad is an absolute must during summer.
Use miso and soy sauce to marinate your tofu. Then grill it, and you'll get a delicious umami-infused tofu treat.
Make your own quinoa, chickpea, and/or lentil burger for a hearty vegan meal. You can also serve it with a tasty red tomato sauce.
Juicy, meaty, and filled with rich, savory flavor, this portobello mushroom burger will be a hit with vegetarians and meat eaters alike.
Another popular grilling cheese, rub both sides with olive oil and place on the hot grill. It only needs three minutes per side, and it's done!
A classic potato salad is a must-have at every picnic and BBQ. Make it extra tangy by adding onions and pickles.
Often one of the few non-meat options at a traditional BBQ, you can ditch the store-bought version and make this guaranteed showstopper instead.
This easy summer salad comes together quickly and works as a BBQ side dish or as a great topping for tacos.
This grilled Camembert with spices will be the star of any BBQ party this summer.
Have you ever bitten into a no-meat burger and asked "wait, is this meat?" Well, this no-meat meaty bean burger will make you do just that!
This flavorful corn salad is the perfect way to use up leftover grilled corn. Plus, it's delicious to serve both cold or at room temperature.
When it comes to summer BBQs, potlucks, and picnics, coleslaw is a classic side dish you can rely on.
Cucumber salad is a spring and summer picnic staple, that can really withstand warm temperatures. Plus, it's super refreshing.
Probably one of the most popular vegetables to grill, it's not only healthy, but also cooks superfast. All you need is 10-15 minutes.
Nothing says summertime like the smell of corn on the grill. Brush it with an irresistible honey lime butter for a mouthwatering effect.
This pasta salad is a classic, featuring a homemade basil-and-pine nut pesto, and sun dried tomatoes.
Who doesn't love to snack on bites of watermelon all summer long? Incorporate this juicy, sweet fruit into a refreshing salad. You can grill it beforehand too!
Carrots' natural sweetness comes out during cooking, which is a perfect contrast to other grilled dishes.
That's right! Prep everything you'll need for your pizza before you start grilling. The grilling only takes four minutes tops.
How do you successfully accomplish steak night without the steak? Simply grill up some eggplants and feel free to spread some lemon juice and feta cheese on top.
Coated in hot sauce batter, and fried to golden brown perfection, you won't believe how crispy and flavorful cauliflower can be.
If you're cooking over an actual grill, place a piece of foil over the grates before adding the green beans. Then, when you're done, use some crushed nuts or seeds for a little crunch.
Make this hefty and filling chickpea salad for your next BBQ. It's a guaranteed success!
Use couscous as a base for a confetti of colored vegetables. Get creative and enjoys it as a side for your grilled dishes.
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Change up the classic Caprese salad by switching out juicy tomatoes for plump summer peaches and creamy burrata. Then, drizzle with olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
An excellent fruit for grilling, cook for two to three minutes per side, or until the pineapple is browned and tender.
If you're into skewers, why not try this tofu version with veggies? It's guaranteed to impress your guests!
With no meat in sight, the grill adds subtle, almost bacon-like smoky flavor to these tempeh skewers.
Sure, it's hard to replicate a real hot dog, but this vegan version will make you grab another one the minute you're done the first!
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The best recipes for a meat-free BBQ
Even meat lovers will relish these!
FOOD Barbecue
What if we told you that barbecues aren't just about burgers, sausages, and steak? In fact, you can enjoy a fully meat-free barbecue this summer that's equally delicious. Simply put on a plant-based feast of vegetarian burgers, halloumi, salads, sauces, and more. Whether you’re vegetarian or vegan for life, or just looking to eat less meat, you can get super creative with these flavorful and filling meat-free BBQ recipes.
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