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Looking for an awesome dish to serve to a vegetarian at your seder? Maybe you want a break from the meat-and-potato fare most of us associate with Pesach?
Here’s a round-up of twenty-five vegetarian Passover recipes I found from food bloggers around the web – including many of my favorite kosher foodies. While some of these recipes contain dairy, many are dairy-free, so feel free to add these to your seder menu plan.
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Vegetarian & Vegan Passover Recipes
1. Spinach Potato Nest Bites by May I Have That Recipe?
2. Spicy baked zucchini sticks by Overtime Cook
14. Passover Vegan Nut Loaf by Heeb ‘n Vegan
15. Passover Potato & Mushroom Pie by Ocado
16. Cauliflower Leek Kugel with Almond Herb Crust from Epicurious
17. Mushroom Velouté Soup by Susie Fishbein
18. Spinach & Roasted Red Pepper Gratin by Not Derby Pie
19. Spaghetti Squash Baked Ziti by Busy in Brooklyn
20. Braised Artichoke Bottoms with Lemon & Olive Oil by Martha Rose Shulman in The New York Times
21. Crustless Quiche with Feta & Asparagus by Shiksa in the Kitchen
22. Cauliflower “Rice” by Real Food Kosher
Vegetarian Quinoa Recipes for Passover
While the debate about whether quinoa is kosher for Passover rages on, if you will be eating quinoa this Pesach, here are three recipes you will want to try out!
24. Cranberry Quinoa Stuffed Zucchini by Joy of Kosher
25. Quinoa Risotta & Roasted Mushrooms by Domestic Fits, via Shiksa in the Kitchen
Do you have a favorite vegetarian Passover recipe? Please share it below in the comments section!
PHOTO CREDITS: All photos are linked to the blog on which they were originally posted. Please be sure to visit these bloggers and enjoy their kosher culinary talents!
Need more cooking inspiration for Pesach? Check out all of my Passover Recipes.
Thanks for including my matzah mac & cheese, eggplant parmesan stacks, and cheese blintzes! Great post.
I can’t wait to try your mac & cheese, Tali! It looks delicious! Chag Sameach. xo
I made this and it was a hit! I didn’t have sour cream so I subbed goat milk yogurt. However, I only had half of the yogurt I needed, so I made up the other half with more mozzarella and 1 Tbsp. lemon juice. Delicious! Thanks for sharing!
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This is amazing! Thanks for taking the time to put this all together! Now I’m in trouble, I have to revamp my pesach menu!
So glad it’s a help, Sara Lea!
This looks great! Thank you for posting…can’t wait to make several of these recipes for Seder!!!
Me, too, Daniella! And chol ha’moed meals! Mmmm….
You’re being read far and wide! My future machatunum forwarded the link to this from Chicago (which had been forwarded to her!!).
One twist on quinoa — also very easy: quinoa with sauteed red, green and yellow peppers and onions. And if you make a side of ratatouille, it looks pretty with it and becomes a filling meal for vegetarians during Pesach!
How fun! Thanks Carol – I love your quinoa idea, too.
What a fabulous list! Thanks for including my recipes!
Can’t wait to try your zucchini sticks!
Great recipes! Wish I had my act together enough to submit one of my own. Oh, well, maybe next year ….
1000%! And if you have any – add them to the comments! xo
Wonderful recipes! For once I am excited about Pesach!
YAY! Chag Sameach!
So glad I signed up for your Pesach newsletter; I missed this post! Teriffic round-up. This will really help with planning.
gonna try several of these. Just a heads up for those who might make the mistake, the Cauliflower crust pizza includes corn meal–not to be used on Pesach. I guess matza meal instead. ( do people actually have a pesach pizza stone?)
Thanks, Diane! Good point! I bet you could make this on a cookie sheet, too.