Best Vegan Holiday Mains

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Whether your family does a Christmas Eve Dinner, a Christmas Breakfast or any other kind of family gathering, this is the list of our favorite Holiday Mains! These are perfect for Holiday Potlucks or family gatherings!

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Two plates with stuffed portobello mushrooms.

Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms

These High Protein Stuffed Portobellos are the perfect way to get in some protein, fiber and veggies with minimal effort!
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Two bowls of Vegan Pumpkin Chili.

High Protein Pumpkin Chili

This pumpkin high protein chili is the perfect meal for a chilly, Fall day! It has 39% protein because of all the beans, tofu, and nutritional yeast; it is also has a ton of fiber! This is a pretty easy recipe to make because you mostly wait for stuff to cook, and itโ€™s great for meal prepping because it makes 6 servings. We used a few different types of beans, but honestly, I think you could use any beans you have in your pantry and it would taste about the same. If you want it to taste extra tasty, be sure to sprinkle on some vegan shredded cheese and tortilla chips!
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Plate with butternut squash lasagna, large casserole dish with remaining butternut squash lasagna in the background.

High Protein Butternut Squash Lasagna

This Protein Butternut Squash Lasagna does take awhile to make, but in my opinion, it's totally worth it! Great for meal prepping!
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Two bowls of Butternut Squash Chickpea Curry and naan, a serving bowl of curry and a plate of naan.

High Protein Butternut Squash Chickpea Curry

This Butternut Squash Chickpea Curry is amazingly 33% protein, because we used TVP (Textured Vegetable Protein) as a substitute for rice (which would normally be used). Itโ€™s such a good Fall dish, easy to make and hard to screw up. Itโ€™s great for meal prep because it makes 4 servings!
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Two bowls of chili topped with melted vegan cheese and sour cream, a smaller bowl of sour cream, a smaller bowl of shredded cheese and two spoons.

High Protein Vegan Chili

This high protein chili is soooo good and makes 8 servings which means itโ€™s perfect for meal prep! It's packed with beans, tofu and a ton of flavor!
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Tofu plates with tofu scramble and buttered toast.

High Protein Tofu Scramble

Tofu Scramble is a classic for a reason – itโ€™s high in protein (40%), super easy to make and very versatile. You can add literally any veggies you want and it will still taste awesome!
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vegan high protein pasta primavera

Vegan High Protein Pasta Primavera

This High Protein Vegan Pasta Primavera is packed with a ton of yummy veggies and covered in a creamy sauce! This makes six servings so it's great for meal prepping and also quick and easy to make!
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Vegan Shepherd's Pie on a plate with a casserole dish full of the remaining in the background.

Vegan High Protein Shepherd’s Pie

This High Protein Vegan Shepherd's Pie is perfect for meal prepping or bringing to a potluck or family gathering! It's super easy to make and full of nutritious and filling vegetables and TVP (textured vegetable protein)! It's 31% protein and 12 grams of fiber per serving. A great warming meal for the colder seasons!
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Vegan biscuits and gravy.

High Protein Sausage Gravy and Biscuits

This sausage gravy is thick and hearty and is great scooped on top of biscuits. Great for a cold Christmas morning breakfast with family!
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High Protein Pumpkin Ricotta Shells with Garlicky Sauce

High Protein Pumpkin Ricotta Shells with Garlicky Sauce

This high protein pumpkin ricotta shell recipe is great for meal prepping, as it makes six servings. Itโ€™s bringing all the cozy, Fall vibes! The macro magic (weโ€™re talking 31% protein on a calorie basis) comes from the tofu ricotta filling and the creamy garlicky sauce thatโ€™s made from extra firm silken tofu and nutritional yeast. I like topping it with Follow Your Heart Parmesan because it gets a little crunchy and adds a textural element to the dish. Be sure to top it off with a little bit of fresh sage too!
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