Vegan/Vegetarian casserole or bring to dish?

[twoplustwo]

When I make people meals to bring over (like when people have babies or in need - that kind of thing). I have many go to dishes. But they all have cheese.

HOWEVER, I have a family that has a lot of dietary restrictions. Diary is out. So it doesn't really have to be totally vegan - but it would need to be meat & diary free! And something I can make & bring over as a drop off meal.

So you wacky no cheese eating people - what kind of help out dish do you make for people?

[mommylove]

Lentil Enchiladas. This recipe for the filling rolled into flour tortillas & topped with enchilada sauce. (I often add nutritional yeast to the filling.)

When I had my kids, I would've looooved a nice pot of vegetable soup + hot bread.

Do you know if they like any ethnic foods? Indian & Asian have a lot of vegan or dairy free recipes.

[twoplustwo]

Originally Posted by mommylove

Lentil Enchiladas. This recipe for the filling rolled into flour tortillas & topped with enchilada sauce. (I often add nutritional yeast to the filling.)

When I had my kids, I would've looooved a nice pot of vegetable soup + hot bread.

Do you know if they like any ethnic foods? Indian & Asian have a lot of vegan or dairy free recipes.

I don't know about ethnic but they put "stir fry" as one of their favorite foods. I could do a veggie stir fry, but . . . I don't know, was hoping for something different. I am afraid a lot of people will go that route since they suggested it, but I can see what people have listed so far to bring.

The veggie soup & bread is a pretty good idea. Plus that would reheat really well.

I think I am going to try the lentil enchiladas for our family first. Just because I hate to make something new without trying it first. But i have time to make a round first here.

These are great ideas! Thanks!