What Vegan Littles Eat

Now that I have two little vegans, mealtimes are somewhat more challenging. However, that doesn't mean they can't get a well rounded meal!  These are some examples of meals for my 4 year old and 16 month old. These kiddos keep me busy!

 Rice with avocado, veggies, kale chips.

 Left is for R -- grilled "cheese", sweet potatoes, rice, beans, broccoli. On the right for S is basically the same thing, just chopped up into smaller pieces.

 Refried beans with chips, nuts and raisins, carrots and "ranch," strawberries, bananas, and chips with avocado.

 Black beans with Daiya "cheese," chips with avocado and beans, Gardein "chicken" nuggets, homemade veggie muffin, and rice.

 Daiya mac n "cheese," Gardein chicken nuggets, avocado on chips, cucumbers.

 Pinto beans with chips and Daiya "cheese," olives, avocados on chips, carrot and celery sticks with hummus, red lentils.

 For little S -- olives, peas, green beans, barley and roasted golden beets.

Vegan Birthday Parties

Little S turned one in April and Big Girl R just turned four this month of August.  Vegan birthday parties and actually pretty easy, delicious and super fun!

For S we did a baseball theme and had vegan versions of everything you might find at a ballpark, plus a little more!

R requested a purple party, so I made a purple cabbage salad, served purple carrots and hummus, purple boxes of popcorn, and snack baggie butterflies with purple, pink and white cereal.  (Also some various purple candy!) We also had cupcakes with purple sprinkles and a taco bar which isn't pictured. 

Tomato Soup

This is one of my favorite foods ever -- homemade tomato soup.  It's easy to make and SOO delicious.  Basically all I do is saute whatever veggies I have in the kitchen, add a ton of chopped up tomatoes, simmer for a few minutes until nice and hot and bubbly and all veggies are cooked. I add about two cups of water, simmer again.  Finally, I blend the whole concoction until smooth and creamy.  I could eat this pretty much every day.