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Finally, add some fresh corn and pitted olives, and cook a few until the lentils and rice are soft. Serve immediately with freshly ground pepper for a meal that is filling and, even better, is completely vegetarian. A third wonderful choice when you are looking for an easy vegetarian recipe is stuffed peppers. In a pot, heat some oil or butter and sauté chopped onion and garlic until soft. Add slices of mushrooms, carrots, and cherry tomatoes, and stir together. Add uncooked rice to the pot along with some vegetable broth and water. Bring to a boil, and then Food For Freedom Review cover, reduce heat to a simmer, and cook until the rice has absorbed all the liquid. In the meantime, cut the tops off of some bell peppers and set aside. Clean out the inside of the peppers and place the empty peppers in small baking dish. Once the rice has fully absorbed the liquid, stir in some mozzarella cheese, fresh basil and season with salt and pepper. Spoon the mixture into the peppers and replace the tops. Bake until the peppers are hot all the way through. If the peppers start to dry out, add a little water or vegetable broth to the bottom of the baking pan while the peppers are cooking.

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Vegetarian Shepperd's Pie. I first tasted this at a friend's potluck dinner and was so bowled over by the taste I asked for the recipe. This is the perfect comfort food for cold winter nights. It's made of russet potatoes, flour, toasted buckwheat groats, and other ingredients that do not walk on two or four feet. Want to be vegetarian but just can't give up on meat dishes altogether? Try great vegetarian recipes to fool your taste buds into going vegan! These great vegetarian recipes make use of completely of vegan ingredients. However, they taste nothing like vegetables whatsoever! Don't believe me? If so, you've obviously never tried oven baked barbecue ribs, barbecue country style ribs, vegetarian meatloaf, and the vegetarian faux chicken patties. These dishes do not have a shred of meat in them and are made with ingredients guaranteed to offend any cheeseburger lover. But they're easy to whip up and taste so great even dyed-in-the-wool carnivores love them! Vegetarian Meatloaf. This is made using bread cubes, onions, herbs, spices, and eggs. Toss in some carrots and potatoes and bake to perfection and you'll have a vegetarian meatloaf that tastes like it's made of ground beef!