CHEF LILLIE'S MEATLESS MEATBALLS WITH MUSHROOMS by Lillie Ann Passwaiter

AFTER COMBINING ALL INGREDIENTS IN BOWL, IT NEEDS TO BE REFRIGERATED FOR AT LEAST 4 HOURS FOR BEST FLAVOR AND TEXTURE. PREHEAT OVEN TO 450 DEGREES. LINE BAKING SHEET WITH PARCHMENT PAPER. BAKE IN PREHEATED OVEN 12 TO 15 MINUTES UNTIL MEATBALLS ARE LIGHTLY BROWNED. REDUCE OVEN TEMP. TO 325 DEGREES, BAKE 30 MINUTES.

Israeli couscous with lentils and red wine vinaigrette by Hannah Wong

A simple, nutritious, cheap but not cheap-tasting meal that can be eaten hot, cold, or any temperature in between.

Garlic Mushrooms and Barley by Michelle

This works in place of rice as a side dish for any type of meat dish, especially steak, or if you are a vegetarian like me, it's a great main course. It also tasted excellent reheated for lunch the next day. I use vegetable bouillon cubes, but you can replace it with mushroom (or chicken for non-veggies) broth.

Sweet Potatoes with Curried Lentils by Denise C.

"Field Roast" with Yam Stuffed Apples by Rich H

This is a vegetarian roast that would do well at any holiday table or for a more formal Sunday dinner. The yam stuffed apples bring a sweetness to the dish while the baking apples preserve just enough tart to liven up the dish.

Vegetarian pastel De Papa by sunlit2

got this from food.com Making it tonight. Want to add it o my menu.

Spinach Ricotta Pie by shelley scott

This recipe is easy and sure to please picky young eaters. I save time by using pre-made pie crust and, sometimes, frozen spinach. It works well with other vegetables as well. Source: The Moosewood Cookbook

Chunky Vegetable Lasagna (made with zucchine "pasta") by Debbie Jo Mitchell

A variation on vegetarian lasagna using strips of a large zucchini (or butterstick squash) in place of traditional pasta.

Tempeh-Pepper Steak by DCMH

BAKED VEGGIE PATTIES WITH SEASONED TOMATO SAUCE by Lillie Ann Passwaiter

THIS RECIPE IS THE DOUBLED & BAKED VERSION OF "MEATBALLS, VEGGIE WITH GRAPE JELLY SAUCE", OVEN PREHEATED TO 350 DEGREES, BAKE FOR 45 MINUTES.

BLACK BEAN, GARBANZO AND WALNUT BURGERS by Lillie Ann Passwaiter

HEARTY AND NUTTY, THESE BLACK BEAN BURGERS ARE MADE WITH COOKED SWEET POTATO, WALNUTS, FLAX SEED AND ROLLED OATS ALL GROUND IN THE NINJA FOOD PROCESSOR BOWL.

COCONUT CURRY CHICKPEA (SAVED TO SERVE RECIPE) by Lillie Ann Passwaiter

Goat Cheese, Peach, and Arugula Pizza by Meg @ Zest New York

This recipe was adapted from the Goat Cheese and Pear Pizza listed on the Coach Farm recipe. Pears aren’t in season just yet, however peaches are coming in nicely from Georgia, and will be ready in New York in just about a month. Preparation can be simplified by roasting the peaches for 5-8 minutes in a toaster oven on the broil…

CARROT BASMATI RICE PILAF by Lillie Ann Passwaiter

COOK IN 6 CUP RICE COOKER (AROMA) MAKES 4 CUPS RICE PILAF

BROWN RICE MEATBALLS by Lillie Ann Passwaiter

COOK THE RICE AHEAD OF TIME IN RICE COOKER AND DIVIDE BY THE CUP STORING IN GLASS JARS IN THE FREEZER. WHEN READY TO USE THAW IN HOT WATER. PREP. TIME 1/2 HOUR