Well, I know what I’m RTOing with next week:

https://thenaturalnurturer.com/veggie-turkey-meal-prep-breakfast-sandwiches/

Japanese style curry with any veg you can think of. Veggie chili with sweet potato, zucchini, eggplant and peppers. Indian curry with cauliflower and peas or spinach. Goulash made with coleslaw mix, onions, tomatoes and mushrooms. Portabella pizzas. Zucchini boats stuffed with mushroom a’la cheesesteak. Au gratin ALL the things.

I love this recipe, and it’s pretty hearty:
https://smittenkitchen.com/2009/01/warm-butternut-squash-and-chickpea-salad/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://thenaturalnurturer.com/
This woman does delicious veggie loaded meals. I’ve liked most of the things I’ve made by her.

OP here
Thank you. I see like a dozen things I'm going to make. Will report back.

+1

I see a lot of amazing stuff to make, too.

Anonymous wrote:I don't think vegetables only is a healthy meal for a family. maybe ok for a crash diet for you though.

FFS. Go back to your frozen pizzas and Stouffer's frozen meatloaf dinners.

Anonymous wrote:https://thenaturalnurturer.com/
This woman does delicious veggie loaded meals. I’ve liked most of the things I’ve made by her.

OP here
Thank you. I see like a dozen things I'm going to make. Will report back.

https://thenaturalnurturer.com/
This woman does delicious veggie loaded meals. I’ve liked most of the things I’ve made by her.

Anonymous wrote:I make sautéed peppers and onions (cooked until really soft and carmelized, with some balsamic vinegar added at the end) and serve over mashed potatoes. One of my great comfort foods.

OP here-thanks for planting this idea.

I boiled up cubed potato, turnip and carrot (callback to "boiled dinner"), lightly mashed it and then added some caramelized pepper and onion on top. This was a great combo!

We just have roasted or stir fried egetables and/or salad with almost every dinner.

Anonymous wrote:I have a great vegetarian shepherds pie recipe I can post if there’s interest (it’s a jillion years old so will have to type it). It’s really, really good and adaptable if, like me, you hate recipes.

Please do!

Anonymous wrote:I make a sweet potato, kale, onion dish that’s really nice, you do add a bit of milk and cheese, but otherwise it’s all veg. Google sweet potato kale gratin for recipes. I use less cheese and stuff that they suggest to make it a little healthier.

Ratatouille.

Thank you for this suggestion. It was the bomb.

Anonymous wrote:I have a great vegetarian shepherds pie recipe I can post if there’s interest (it’s a jillion years old so will have to type it). It’s really, really good and adaptable if, like me, you hate recipes.

Yes, please!!! (sorry to make you type it out though)

I have a great vegetarian shepherds pie recipe I can post if there’s interest (it’s a jillion years old so will have to type it). It’s really, really good and adaptable if, like me, you hate recipes.

Anonymous wrote:I don't think vegetables only is a healthy meal for a family. maybe ok for a crash diet for you though.

My family had been eating all vegetables for years. Whole grains, too. Perfectly healthy.

Anonymous wrote:Get a copy of Deborah Madison’s Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone.

I love this cookbook. Only one I kept after purging the shelf and going digital for recipes for a move.

If you count potatoes as a vegetable, it's pretty easy to use them in place of a starch or spaghetti squash or zoodles in place of noodles.