5 Vegetarian Recipes To Try This Summer
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5 Vegetarian Recipes To Try This Summer

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Emily Lydell
May 21, 2018
University of Connecticut
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5 Vegetarian Recipes To Try This Summer
Emily Lydell

Do you ever scroll through Pinterest and just see so many awesome foods that you want to try immediately? I always see food that I'm dying to try, but then I never actually attempt to make it. This summer I'm going to finally try some of these recipes. These are the five recipes I'm going to attempt, and you should too!

1. Vegetarian Dumplings

If you know me, you know I love dumplings! But since I've been vegetarian it's very hard to find good vegetarian dumplings. I'm sure these homemade ones will be delicious! I can't wait to make them!

2. Zucchini Balls

I've never been much of a meatball person, but that's probably because they were beef, and I didn't like beef. However, I am willing to give these meatless meatballs a try!

3. Falafel

I already love falafels, and I would love to make some of my own! They look so good.

4. Buffalo Cauliflower Bites


Buffalo chicken is so yummy. I definitely miss it, but I must look for new things to try. I'm not a huge fan of cauliflower, but maybe this will get me to eat it, and I'll have a new favorite!

5. Oreo Chocolate Truffles


For dessert, I just have to make these. I love chocolate, and Oreos are pretty yummy too. These truffles seem so simple to make, which will be great so I can make more anytime!

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