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These are your top vegan recipes from the month of March, including two kinds of lasagne and baked tomato orzo
As of March 20, it’s officially spring, but in the UK at least the cold weather is still hanging around a little longer. Perhaps that’s why the top vegan Plant Based News recipes for March have been warming, nourishing, and comforting, including two different kinds of lasagne, and a baked orzo dish. (Orzo was also a favourite last month, too.)
Here’s our top-five roundup for March, with a distinctly Italian theme. Buon appetito.
1. High protein vegan lasagne
Created by Sarah Cobacho at Plantbaes, this high-protein, plant-based spin on a traditional lasagne is nutritious and comforting, making it a good meal prep option for weeknights during the still-chilly days of early spring. It combines textured vegetable protein (TVP) with mushrooms for a meaty texture, and 200g of TVP contains around 52g of protein.
Find the recipe here.
2. Roasted cauliflower bowl
This recipe is another one from Plantbaes, and it combines the seriously underrated – and extremely versatile – cauliflower with a garlic confit yogurt dip. The creamy vegetable is extremely nutrient-dense and includes vitamins C, K, and folate along with fibre. The harissa gives everything a peppery, smoky flavour which the fresh taste of the parsley highlights.
This cauliflower bowl makes for an ideal starter, main, or side Plant BaesFind the recipe here.
3. Balsamic tomato-baked orzo
Henry Firth and Ian Theasby from BOSH! created this dish using store-bought plant-based feta, of which there are now several varieties, but you could also try making your own using this additional recipe. While still comforting and hearty, Firth and Theasby say their baked orzo brings “the summer to your table,” making it a “certified keeper” for the rest of the year.
Have you tried orzo, yet? BOSH!Find the recipe here.
4. The ultimate vegan lasagne recipe
Another recipe from BOSH!, this uses chestnut mushrooms for a meaty and nutritious filling packed with copper, vitamin B5, B3, B2, folate, selenium, and potassium. It pairs particularly well with a salad and is suitable for batch cooking and home freezing.
Miso gives this “ultimate lasagne” a delightful umami flavour BOSH!Find the recipe here.
5. Creamy cannellini pie
This recipe is the third option from BOSH! in our March round-up and makes for a perfect main course. Firth and Theasby describe it as “crisp puff pastry, herby pesto, a beautifully textured filling, and a side of smooth mashed potatoes make this recipe a great comfort meal.”
As a bonus, this recipe can easily be made either as six pre-portioned individual pies or as one large pie for cutting up and sharing.
BOSH! BOSH! flavour this high-protein cannellini bean pie with fresh, herby pestoFind the recipe here.
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