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Monday, February 1, 2016

Here's How To Make A Week Of Vegan Dinners For $20

You CAN have it all (vegan)!

Whether you are already full-on vegan or you want to try out vegan cooking, this Trader Joe's recipe series is for you. These vegan dinners are fast, easy and cheap, and we have a PLAN for the shopping and cooking that will make it EASY.

With $20 and one trip to Trader Joe's, you can make these five ridiculously easy meals. The best part? Each of these recipes makes two servings, so share with your roomie or save the leftovers for lunch the following day.

Original article by Megan Prendergast for Spoon University.

Here’s what you’ll need for a week of vegan dinners:

  • One package capellini (angel hair) pasta
  • One carton vegetable broth
  • One 16-oz. bag frozen Brussels sprouts
  • One large yellow onion
  • One large red onion
  • Six Roma tomatoes
  • One lemon
  • One 16-oz. bag frozen broccoli
  • One 10-oz. bag kale
  • One 16-oz. bag carrots
  • Two heads garlic
  • Two large sweet potatoes
  • One package refrigerated pizza dough
  • Two cans chickpeas
  • One ciabatta roll

It might vary a little depending on where you live, but we got all this for less than $21. There are also a few ingredients you should already have on hand, such as olive oil, salt, pepper, and a few spices, including cumin and paprika.

To make the whole process as simple and painless as possible, roast two trays of veggies on Sunday night. That way, these five dinners will take less than 20 minutes to prepare. Click here to find out how to roast the veggies.

Monday: Roasted Tomato and Red Pepper Pasta

Monday: Roasted Tomato and Red Pepper Pasta

What’s more satisfying than a hearty bowl of pasta covered in homemade roasted tomato and red pepper sauce? Nothing, probably. Click here to get the recipe.

Megan Prendergast / Via spoonuniversity.com

Tuesday: Loaded Veggie Pesto Pizza

Tuesday: Loaded Veggie Pesto Pizza

Vegan pizza? Yes, it exists, and yes, it’s #killer. You might not even realize it’s missing cheese. Check out the recipe here.

Megan Prendergast / Via spoonuniversity.com


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