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20 High Protein Vegan Dinner Recipes

January 13, 2020 · In: Healthy Recipes, Kind Health Coaching blog posts, Weight loss

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Veganuary is starting strong this year with many people trying out some more vegan type recipes! But if you are conscious of what a vegan diet consists of you’ll know that it’s not always high in protein.

Protein is essential for reducing hunger (great for weight loss), increased strength, reducing cravings, and feeling full. It is essential! we need it to function and we need it for our brain health too.

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1 ps. If you are trying to lose weight and detox, Try out the 7 Day Reset Cleanse 🙂
2 Here are some amazing Recipes for you to add into your week.
3 20 Plant-Based High Protein Dinner Recipes
3.1 Black Bean Sweet Potato Protein Bowl
3.2 Vegan Chickpea Omelete
3.3 Vegan Red Dahl Lentil Dish
3.4 Chipotle Lime Tofu
3.5 Vegan Chinese BBQ ‘ribs’
3.6 Shiitake Cream Pasta
3.7 Easy Baked Tofu
3.8 Mongolian “beef”
3.9 Chickpea Coconut Curry
3.10 Chickpea ‘Cheeze’ Sauce
3.11 Farro Protein Bowl
3.12 Vegan Black Bean Curry
3.13 Chickpea Curry
3.14 Black Chickpea & Red Quinoa Burgers
3.15 Terriyaki Tofu
3.16 Lazy Falafel
3.17 Sweet & Sour Tempeh
3.18 Tofu Green Bean Stir fry
3.19 Peanut Tofu Satay
3.20 Seitan& Mushroom Meat (under 20 mins)
3.20.1 Lose weight Quick and healthy with the 7 Day Detox Program by Christina Carlyle!
3.20.1.1 “Blessed are those who trust in the Lord and have made the Lord their hope and confidence”
ps. If you are trying to lose weight and detox, Try out the 7 Day Reset Cleanse 🙂

Athletes and growing teenagers especially need protein because muscle is growing constantly. You need to be able to feed the muscle what it needs!

Not only that, a lot of these recipes are Instant Pot Friendly and easy for on the go college kids, or busy moms needing to make something healthy, delicious and quick this week.

So if you are trying to include more plant-based options for your protein, these are some awesome recipes. I always need more ideas to add more protein in my dinners without adding chicken or fish in my diet.

Here are some amazing Recipes for you to add into your week.

20 Plant-Based High Protein Dinner Recipes

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Black Bean Sweet Potato Protein Bowl

This Black Bean Sweet Potato recipe is 100% plant based. Furthermore this vegan bowl recipe contains over 20 grams of protein. Similarly it is high in fiber and vitamin A. -Jessica

Vegan Chickpea Omelete

Vegan high protein breakfast
Recipe + Image by Strength & Sunshine

Vegans can have their omelettes too! With chickpea flour and spiked with nutritional yeast, this omelette has just as much protein as the egg version! A vegan chickpea flour omelette, gluten-free and soy-free, is a breakfast or dinner recipe to fuel you all day long! -Rebecca

Vegan Red Dahl Lentil Dish

vegan dinner recipes to try this week on the go
Recipe & Image by Vegan on board

This delicious vegan red lentil dal is always a crowd pleaser. And with 19g of protein per serving it’s nutritious too! Get ready to discover a new family dinner favourite. – Sophie

Chipotle Lime Tofu

high protein vegan dinner ideas
Recipe & Image by Vegan Travel Eats

This Chipotle Lime Tofu is a great protein for a bowl or stuffed into a burrito!- Valerie

Another tip! You can totally use cauliflower rice for a low carb option and add some guacamole for healthy fats ?

Vegan Chinese BBQ ‘ribs’

delicious plant based meals high protein
Recipe & Image by Vegan Travel Eats

Thee Chinese BBQ “Ribs” are made from high protein tempeh which is also full of probiotics as a bonus too! -Valerie

Shiitake Cream Pasta

plant based dinner ideas
Recipe & Image by Go Dairy Free

This Garlic Shiitake Cream Pasta is a chef’s go to when he’s exhausted and needs something easy. It’s made with tofu and mushrooms for a high protein meal. You can also use lentil noodles for an extra boost- Go Dairy Free ORG

Easy Baked Tofu

This is a perfect recipe to make baked tofu to add to anything. with this basic recipe, you can add plant-based protein to any meal.

Mongolian “beef”

vegan mongolian beef recipes
Recipe & Image by Vnutrition & Wellness

You won’t miss the beef in these tasty Mongolian soy curls! This soy curls recipe is a delicious vegan take on the popular Mongolian Beef dish from PF Chang’s and you will give you lots of protein without the meat! -Mary

Chickpea Coconut Curry

This chickpea coconut curry is easy, quick and make-ahead curry. This protein rich wholesome and healthy curry gets ready within 20 minutes. -Prajakta

Chickpea ‘Cheeze’ Sauce

vegan mac and cheese no dairy dairy free recipes gluten free sauce
Recipe & Image by Healthy Midwestern Girl

The main ingredient in this cheese sauce is protein-packed chickpeas, and it’s easy make in just 5 minutes. -Elizabeth

This is great for pasta like pictured here! this would also be good in rice or on top of a veggie filled bean burrito!

Farro Protein Bowl

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Recipe & Image by Vegan Yack Attack

When in doubt, bowl it out!This vegan Fall Farro Protein Bowl that’s easy-to-make, filling and delicious! – Jackie

This bowl is amazing for all year around! If you want to stay away from the chickpeas, you could also use lentils which are still high in protein. Or use one of the tofu recipes listed in this roundup.

Vegan Black Bean Curry

This black bean curry is packed with flavoured thanks to the abundance of spices and vegetables giving that balance of goodness that the body needs. -Charla

Chickpea Curry

no chop chickpea curry vegan
Recipe & Image by Full of Beans

We designed this dish specifically for busy parents and college kids. As a matter of fact it is a dish that both our kids easily made in their teeny college dorm “kitchens”. Its super nutritious, requires only a can opener, measuring spoons, a pot, and a stove (or hot plate or Instant Pot). – Gregory

Great for on the go, throw in a reheat-able container in your lunchbox for school.

Black Chickpea & Red Quinoa Burgers

Filled with protein and nutrients, this burger is great with or without a bun for a busy weeknight.

Terriyaki Tofu

high protein breakfast snacks
Recipe & Image by Vegan Dollhouse

Terriyaki tofu recipe contains a whopping 75 grams of protein! It can be shared between 2 people as a main dish or 4 people as a side dish. – Robin

I love adding this type of tofu to cauliflower rice, and broccoli for added veggies.

Lazy Falafel

vegan high protein falafels
Recipe & Image by Rhian’s Recipe

This Lazy Falafel is SUPER easy to make, will take up less than 30 minutes of your time, and tastes every bit as delicious as the traditional version! Plus it’s packed with protein-rich chickpeas! – Rhian

This takes me back to my Mediterranean roots. this is a healthier non-fried version of your favorite restaurant’s meal.

Sweet & Sour Tempeh

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Recipe & Image by I heart Vegetables

This sweet and sour tempeh is a healthy twist on your favorite takeout. The homemade sauce is just 5 ingredients and this recipe is ready in less than 30 minutes. Plus, tempeh is a great source of plant-based protein! -Liz

Tofu Green Bean Stir fry

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Recipe & Image by Vnutrition & Wellness

This simple Tofu Green Bean Stir Fry is easy to make, healthy, and delicious. It’s vegan, gluten-free, and has 27% of your daily protein needs per serving. Have the takeout without the guilt! -Mary

Peanut Tofu Satay

This Peanut Tofu Satay Curry is really easy to make, super satisfying, and so full of flavour. It’s rich in protein thanks to the tofu and peanut butter! -Rhian

Seitan& Mushroom Meat (under 20 mins)

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Recipe & Image by Liv B

I hope you guys found these recipes helpful! it can be hard to find different high protein meals. A lot of these recipes contained chickpeas which… I am not a huge fan of. So if you are like me, you can actually swap it out with a different bean or even peas. You can also boost your protein in vegan meals by adding nutritional yeast, hemp seeds, and pumpkin seeds.

I will definitely be trying some of these recipes this month! Especially the Chinese BBQ ribs and Chickpea Cheeze sauce…

Lose weight Quick and healthy with the 7 Day Detox Program by Christina Carlyle! 

XOXO

DACIA

Jeremiah 17:7

“Blessed are those who trust in the Lord and have made the Lord their hope and confidence”

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  1. Brooke Selb says

    January 14, 2020 at 4:19 am

    This is perfect timing for me! With Gestational Diabetes and strict rules about what I can have, I love that all of these meals are higher in protein.

    • Dacia Walsh says

      January 14, 2020 at 5:16 pm

      Awesome! I am so glad you enjoyed 🙂

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