minimalistbaker.com/recipes/vegan - has a lot of good recipes, their soups especially are really good.
Budgetbytes has some good ones for cheap:
budgetbytes.com/lemony-artichoke-and-quinoa-salad
budgetbytes.com/lentils-with-creamy-mushroom-gravy
budgetbytes.com/spinach-artichoke-wonderpot
budgetbytes.com/african-peanut-stew-vegan
budgetbytes.com/rice-cooker-spanish-chickpeas-and-rice

Can't help ya as much as breakfast, I eat the same oatmeal everyday and just add different fruit on it lmao.

I also like just doing any kind of buddha bowl, which is any kind of starch (brown rice/sweet potatoes/potatoes) with some kind of beans (chickpeas/black beans/lentils), some frozen veggies roasted, and whatever kind of sauce you want.

Roasted sweet potatoes + broccoli + brussel sprouts + black beans + lime juice is really good.
Rice + chickpeas + grape tomatoes + some green vegetable + hummus always works too

Good luck

stir fries are the move. get a few different sauces so that the base is essentially the same (tofu and veggies - get a bunch of frozen veg) but diff sauces make it feel like you’re not having the same thing all the time. i’m rotating a store bought sweet Thai chilli sauce, almond-soy sauce and ginger-soy sauce.

some of my other go-tos are chickpea salad sandwiches, tofu scramble, and various south asian dishes like chana and butter ‘chicken’ (i usually sub w cauliflower)

almond soy sauce: minimalistbaker.com/almond-butter-tofu-stir-fry
ginger soy sauce: itstodiefor.ca/healthier-version-of-the-korean-vegan-beef-dish
chickpea salad sandwich: nospoonnecessary.com/smashed-chipotle-chickpea-salad-sandwich
tofu scramble: minimalistbaker.com/southwest-tofu-scramble
chana: simple-veganista.com/chana-masala
butter chickn: noracooks.com/vegan-butter-chicken

Liv B on YouTube has some good videos. i bought her cookbook awhile back and it’s pretty good.

I’ve been vegetarian for about a year and a half I think and on/off vegan for the past couple months. admittedly been off my game (eating dairy based desserts) but going to get back on track. thank god for daiya cheezcakes

Should hop on this

Mujadara going nuts

Heater

Picked this up at Aldi

I’ve decided to drastically reduce my meat intake, not going vegan yet though

goes hard

Bless

Lemme know if you need help with anything

What’s the easiest/cheapest way to replace the protein from meat? I used eat a lot of chicken so I never struggled with it before.

Also any simple vegan recipes? An issue is that I live within people who want to continue eating meat so I can’t really buy too many vegan products

In terms of protein, whole grains, hummus, any kinds of pulse (peas, beans, nut butters of any kinds, lentils etc.) will be kind of a main source, you can also use soy/pea protein powder if you're lifting a lot or anything.

For recipes, here are some of my favorite easy ones:
minimalistbaker.com/recipes/vegan - has a lot of good recipes, their soups especially are really good.
Budgetbytes has some good ones for cheap:
budgetbytes.com/lemony-artichoke-and-quinoa-salad
budgetbytes.com/lentils-with-creamy-mushroom-gravy
budgetbytes.com/spinach-artichoke-wonderpot
budgetbytes.com/african-peanut-stew-vegan
budgetbytes.com/rice-cooker-spanish-chickpeas-and-rice

Don't forget to supplement on B12. I'm quitting the plant based lifestyle next month after 5 years. Love you all.

Any reason why

Seen lots of people suffering from deficiency, I'm trying to study my body, might be back.

Ooooooh, a little meat shortage and mfs suddenly wanna go plant based huh? Mfs so quick to switch sides like you was with me the time huh? What’s next you gonna start drinking oat milk too? smfh

Oat milk a top 3 milk, cashew still superior to me though

Soy milk is trash

its not your fault, but you've been misled, quit suffering the health consequences of veganism for the profit of billionaires like bill gates

meat is the only superfood

What about the impact of animal agriculture on the climate?

thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(18)31788-4/fulltext
hindawi.com/journals/ijbd/2014/163431

Regenerative agriculture is a scam and a diversion tactic of the animal agriculture industry

Interesting video but I’m not convinced

Does anyone take multi-vitamins? Decided to try Hippo7 after seeing another ad for it. Comes with

Omega3
Vit D3
Vit B12
Calcium
Iodine
Iron
Zinc

Made a pizza from scratch last night

Making another one today

I take a calcium-magnesium supp with some other stuff for bone and joint health and then the protein powder I use occasionally has every essential vitamin and mineral you need in it. Aside from that I just eat a varied diet and my bloodwork is A1.