15 Comforting Vegan Dinners for Fall and Winter

15 Comforting Vegan Dinners for Fall and Winter

Recipe creator VeggieChefLaura says, "This is a traditional-style shepherd's pie like my Mum used to make, but completely vegan. All amounts are approximate and can be altered to your tastes!" Wondering the best substitutes for meat? Try these suggestions.

Butternut squash filled with a savory mixture of rice, Brussels sprouts, carrots, and garbanzo beans for protein is a balanced vegan main dish that non-vegans will enjoy, too. Recipe reviewer LORIKAE says, "This was a great fall-time seasonal recipe, especially for those living in the Midwest as Brussels sprouts, winter squash, and garlic are all being harvested."

Loaded with sweet potatoes, eggplant, peppers, onions, zucchini, spinach, and garbanzo beans, this vegan curry is a hearty, satisfying fall meal. Reviewer nskiddo21 says, "My mom is Moroccan and I always wanted her recipe for what she called her cous cous. I decided to try this recipe just to see if it would come close. This recipe is almost exactly her recipe without taking 2 full days to prepare. Thank you so much!"

"This is my hands-down favorite recipe I've tried on this site," says reviewer zimmerr. "Added a whole can (12oz) of coconut milk instead of just one cup, and forgot the peas at the end. Simmered uncovered for an hour instead of 10 minutes or so because my family prefers softer cauliflower, which also helped thicken. Added salt as others suggested as well. My grandparents always served curry with a variety of toppings, as desired, including plum jam, peanuts, sweet relish, coconut flakes. I added peanuts and sweet relish as last-minute toppings to this. So yummy."

Kale, potatoes, tomatoes, and cannellini beans get together to make a big pot of fill-you-up soup. "I love this soup," says KatieMc. "The mix of brothy goodness and a variety of satisfying textures makes this a very comforting and hearty meal. With only 8 cups of liquid, it is sort of stew-like though, so I added 4 extra cups of vegetable broth and it worked beautifully. Thanks for the great recipe!"

"It was SO good! My daughter and I ended up just standing at the stove with a fork and eating it right out of the pan," writes Allrecipes user Kimberly Rouse. She advises you season the ingredients in a bowl and mix thoroughly before spreading the veggies onto the baking pan for a more even coating.

Nutritional yeast lends that cheesy umami while coconut milk, red curry paste, and fresh cilantro take mac and "cheese" on a fun vacation.

"This is a delicious stew," says Buckwheat Queen. "I followed the instructions but it seemed very thick when I started to close the lid; so I added an extra cup of water. I'm glad I did. I cooked it for 10 minutes and found it had started to burn. So, adjust water before cooking. The flavor is fantastic. Thank you."

"Super easy and fun way to make vegetarian risotto," says reviewer Katie Eaton. "It uses ingredients found easily in the kitchen without having to run out and I love using all these spices."

This vegan French onion soup gets its flavor from sherry and abundant fresh garlic. Broil or melt your favorite vegan cheese on top for ultimate cheesy goodness.

"Over the past few years, I've settled on this ratio of spices and other breading ingredients. The crust on the tofu sticks is tasty and the texture is really wonderful," says recipe creator Miss Sriri.

Layers of lasagna noodles, garlicky tofu, spinach, and tomato sauce make up this comforting vegan lasagna.

"Very good! Definitely fulfilled the creamy meaty pasta craving," Chris Frankovic Zaroor says. "Next time, I will perhaps not add all of the marinade to the cream sauce. And I will follow the other reviewer's recommendation to add the fresh minced onions to the marinade or saute first. Overall excellent!"

Coat Japanese udon noodles, firm tofu, shredded cabbage, shredded carrot, and a small sweet red pepper with Thai-inspired peanut sauce for a quick, well-rounded dinner.

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