Need a suggestion for a good meal-train meal - vegetarian

[Anonymous]

I've signed up for a meal train for one of my friends who just had her fourth kid!
Anyone have a good suggestion for a vegetarian casserole/tray type of thing her DH can just stick in the oven, or they could potentially freeze for another night?

[Anonymous]

Stuffed shells
Veggie lasagna
Cheese enchiladas
Potato and onion tortilla (baked egg dish)

[Anonymous]

Sweet potato black bean enchiladas

Bean chili with corn bread

[Anonymous]

Spinach Mac and Cheese is so good: http://www.marthastewart.com/344920/spinach-mac-and-cheese

Also, Indian food is great. Some Chana Masala or Channa Saag with a side of rice, raita and naan. It keeps well and is soo tasty!

[Anonymous]

Homemade calzones filled with ricotta and spinach or kale
Baked mac and cheese, salad, bread
Veggie pot pie
Any type of meatless baked pasta - lasagna, stuffed shells, manicotti
A big pot of soup with a loaf of good bread and salad - I love this recipe and it makes a LOT! You can just skip the bacon. You could bring one tub "for now" and one tub "for the freezer": http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ina-garten/cheddar-corn-chowder-recipe.html

[Anonymous]

Meatless quiche

If they like mushrooms, see Mark Bittman's goat cheese mushroom tart (a little fussy to make, but delicious, and you can make 2-3 of them with just a little more effort than 1)

[Anonymous]

Some sort of soup or chili. They will probably get a lot of pasta dishes and that's not usually that nutritious.

[Anonymous]

Polenta/cheese/swiss chard casserole. Super easy to make and comforting and delicious.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/pb/recipes/baked-polenta-with-cheese-and-swiss-chard/10312/

[Anonymous]

Eggplant Parmesan
Butternut squash soup with bread and salad and dessert
Spinach tortellini soup with "" ""
Large vegetable frittata with savory muffins

[Anonymous]

Im a vegetarian and would love eggplant parmesan. yum.

[Anonymous]

I'd also like the goat cheese tart or mushroom quiche.

[Anonymous]

Indian goes over well.

[Anonymous]

I love this crock-pot curry (it's on the mild side, so good for kids too). I make it vegetarian with a whole cauliflower (cut into pieces) instead of chicken breasts. I've made it for meal trains several times and send rice along with it.

http://thelemonbowl.com/2013/05/slow-cooker-chicken-curry.html

[Anonymous]

Thank you everyone! So I'm actually indian but I'm always worried about making indian food for non-Indians so it was good to hear its popular!

[Anonymous]

You should definitely make Indian food. I would LOVE for someone to do that for me.