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10 of Our Favorite Spring Recipes

Isn’t it funny how once the weather turns nice your soup cravings instantly vanish? Okay, maybe they don’t disappear entirely. But comfort foods definitely take a back seat to fresh, crisp vegetables this time of year. I genuinely love perusing the produce section for the brightest, most beautiful spring veggies I can get my hands on. Asparagus, peas, radishes, corn, and leeks – I’ll take ‘em all!

Here are ten of our favorite vegan and vegetarian spring recipes to get you ready for warmer weather.

Potluck Mediterranean Couscous Salad

This Potluck Mediterranean Couscous Salad is brimming with fresh veggies and herbs, while chickpeas and couscous add substance. It’s a real crowd pleaser!

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Charred Brussels Sprout Salad with Miso Mustard Dressing

This salad features thinly sliced Brussels sprouts, which I roasted until caramelized and crispy on the edges to really elevate the flavor. Dressed with zippy miso mustard dressing, you won’t put your fork down until the very last bite.

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Vegan Greek Salad Wrap

This Vegan Greek Salad Wrap is so simple, yet packed with flavor. Hummus, cucumber, tomato, pepperoncini, kalamata olives, and fresh spinach make for a delicious work or vegan school lunch.

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Olive and Artichoke Pasta Salad

This Olive and Artichoke Pasta Salad recipe is super simple to throw together with pantry staples and veggies fresh from your garden. Toss it all together with a simple balsamic dressing and you’ve got a potluck recipe that everyone will enjoy.

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Spring Vegetable Stir-Fry

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Coconut Curry Cauliflower Lettuce Wraps

These Coconut Curry Cauliflower Lettuce Wraps are perfect for hot summer nights when you’re craving curry but don’t want to fill up on rice. Topped with non-dairy yogurt, cilantro, and Dang Coconut Chips, these lettuce wraps are bursting with fun flavor and texture.

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Blueberry Mint Smoothie Bowl

This Blueberry Mint Smoothie Bowl is cool, refreshing, and perfect for beating the summer heat. It makes a healthy breakfast, snack, or even dessert!

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Easy Vegan Pasta Primavera

You can adapt this Easy Vegan Pasta Primavera recipe to whatever pasta and veggies you already have at home, making it a great clean-out-the-fridge meal!

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Mango Coconut Breakfast Parfait

Enjoy a decadent brunch at home with our Mango Coconut Breakfast Parfait. It’s layered with coconut yogurt, frozen mango, and homemade granola!

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Spring Flatbread with Asparagus, Peas, and Herbs

This fresh and fun Spring Flatbread with Asparagus, Peas, and Herbs takes full advantage of seasonal produce. Be generous with the herbs – they really make the flavors pop!

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Indian-inspired Masala Vegetable Pot Pie

This deeply seasoned vegetable pot pie has this amazing creamy white masala sauce that is flavored with from garam masala and other Indian spices! Topped with crispy, puff pastry rounds, this is a total comfort food casserole. (soy-free with nut-free and gluten-free options) originally published May 23 2017

close-up of masala vegetable pot pie in the baking dish

This veggie pot pie has all things I love: creamy, spiced sauce; loads of veggies and greens; and it’s topped with crisp, flaky biscuity puff pastry.

It is so easy to put together. The sauce comes together really quickly in a blender. Then, chop your veggies or use frozen vegetables for an even easier pot pie. Top with your favorite made-ahead biscuit dough or puff pastry sheets cut into rounds.

The hardest part about making this veggie pot pie is waiting to devour it as it bakes. It makes the house smell so amazing!

The masala cream is a simple blender sauce with cashews, non dairy milk, and spices, and it’s super versatile. You can use it to make a white sauce curry, bring to a boil to thicken, and add roasted veggies, baked tofu, baked veggie balls, chickpeas, cooked soy curls, etc.

You can also make this casserole into individual portions in small ramekins with a biscuit on each. Just bake for less time.

No matter how you make this, it’s an easy, crowd pleasing, fun pot pie casserole.
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