Vegetarian BBQ

BBQ Pulled Jackfruit Sandwich


Buy Young Green Jackfruit In Water 20 oz



BBQ Tofu Baked Beans



Barbecued Seitan Ribs



Barbecue Tempeh Sandwiches


And if you just want a quick shot of BBQ sauce, here are some great suggestions from the WHY Veg Facebook Page: What's your favorite vegetarian item to put BBQ sauce on?

Cooking Veggie Burgers:
The first question I get when I bring the veggie burgers out to the grill is "How do I cook these?" To which I answer "Just like any other burger." Veggie burgers are pretty much already cooked straight out of the package and pretty much just need to be heated up.

The next question is "How do I tell when it's done?" That's a tricky one. Veggie burgers don't really change colors or have juices that run clear when it's done. When the burger is nice and hot all the way through, you can declare the burger done. You can tell that by either using one of those thermo-forks to tell how hot the middle is or I just use a fork. Since the burgers are usually cooked straight out of the freezer so once they're soft enough for a fork to poke through it easily I consider it done.

Amy's Kitchen All American Veggie Burger
Firm, hearty, and perfect for grilling or barbecuing. Made from fresh organic grains, vegetables and protein rich soy. Just the thing to satisfy the most avid burger fan. Non-dairy/no cholesterol.

Cooking Veggie Dogs:
These guys are a little more traditional in their cooking style. They come unfrozen just like meat hotdogs. When you put them on the grill they get the grill lines and sorta blister a little bit. Just like meat hotdogs they're done when they're nice and hot (or when they're completely blackened if that's what you like).

Unlike the veggie burgers you need to keep track of the veggie dogs once they come off the grill. Since they cook up like the meat dogs they tend to resemble the meat dogs and if your guests aren't careful they could end up with a veggie dog when they were going in for a meaty dog. You don't want someone grabbing a veggie dog when they're expecting a meaty dog and you really don't want the vegan in the group getting a meaty dog thinking it's a veggie dog.

Yves Original Meatless Jumbo Hot Dogs
A real hunger stopper, our Meatless Jumbo Dogs are 60% bigger than our Meatless Dogs. The same great taste just more of it! Still low in fat and cholesterol-free.

Tofurky® Beer Brats are the first vegetarian meat substitute designed to cook both in the comfort of your kitchen and outside on your grill!

These Big Dogs actually SIZZLE on the grill and really fill out a bun with mustard and sauerkraut.

Made with Real Tofu, not Hexane Extracted Soy Isolates or powders, and Micro Brewed Full Sail Ale. Certified vegan, satisfying and delicious.

This classic Italian sausage can be enjoyed either on a bun or in many other ways. The great taste of Sun Dried tomatoes gives this sausage a wonderful, slightly sweet taste.

Try grilling these Sweet Italian Sausages in the Great Outdoors for a unique experience or slice and saute and add to your favorite marinara sauce or Italian dish.

"Kielbasa" is the Polish word for sausage. Traditionally Kielbasa is served with red cabbage, potatoes or sauerkraut, either by itself or on a bun.

Chop chunks of this delightfully seasoned sausage for use in your own stews, stir fries or casseroles to add a delicious high protein chew to your life.

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Yves meatless skewers are the newest creation from Yves kitchen. They look, taste and feel just like the real thing, except they contain no meat! And under 100 calories per serving! The skewers come on a stick and our 100% grill ready.

 

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• Vegetarian Baked Beans


• Potato Salad


• Grilled Corn on the Cob


• Portabella and Gouda Burger with Garlic Mayo


• Best Grape Salad


• Greek Tomato Salad


• Cheese Tortellini Pesto Pasta Salad


• Greek Gazpacho

Amy's Kitchen California Veggie Burger
A savory blend of grains, organic vegetables, mushrooms, and walnuts. Non-dairy/no cholesterol.

Field Roast Sausages
Field Roast sausages are made using traditional, old-country, sausage making practices. We begin, where all sausage lovers begin; with a grind; ours of grain meat. We chop our own fresh vegetables; eggplant, Yukon Gold potatoes, onions and garlic. Add some liquids; zesty lemon juice, rich red wine from a local winery, organic apple cider vinegar and finally the seasonings; fennel seed, sweet red pepper, rubbed sage, ginger, Chipotle and Chili de Arbol peppers and voila!; an artisan vegan sausage with sizzle, texture and personality!

3 flavors:
Italian traditionally seasoned with fresh eggplant, zesty red wine, pungent fresh garlic and plenty of fennel

Mexican Chipotle a spicy-hot blend of smoked Chipotle peppers, Chili de Arbol peppers, fresh chopped garlic, sweet onions seasoned with cumin seed and oregano

Smoked Apple Sage a unique combination of sweet granny smith apples, savory Yukon Gold potatoes and pungent rubbed sage and ginger

Field Roast Now Has Frankfurters!

made with graham crackers, organic dark chocolate and
vegan marshmallows...

Waste Free Entertaining
Celebrating often means large groups of people and disposable dinnerware, flatware, and napkins. While paper plates and napkins may be compostable in certain areas, most of this ends up in the landfill. If you are short on dishes or flatware, ask a guest to bring extras (including containers to take home leftovers), or purchase reusable dinnerware to have on hand for special occasions. And don't forget long-lasting cloth napkins which are an eco-friendly option for everyday use as well as celebrations.

Whether you're looking for side dishes to complement meat and seafood or planning a totally vegetarian cookout, these creative recipes will make you see the grill in a whole new light.


via gourmet.com

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