Sticking with my vegan meals was very easy to do in February. I made a few new dishes, and baked some bread too.

Snack lunch is always a winner!

One thing I’ve missed is the convenience of sliced bread. I make all mine from scratch, so that way I know they are completely vegan. I made bread for myself at least once a week, but when it comes to the family it is about four times a week.

Well, I couldn’t find my favorite Kale & Quinoa bites at the store, so I decided to try and hack the recipe and make them myself. I made a big (really big) batch of lentil and quinoa base. I rolled half of the mixture into “meatballs” and the rest went into a Lentil loaf.

The not “meatballs” were awesome on Spaghetti!

As for the Lentil loaf, it was delicious aside mashed potatoes, and roasted Brussels Sprouts, but it made an absolutely amazing Vegan McRib!

Or as my plant-based brother named it the NicRib!

Oh my goodness! This really was fantastically delicious! I think you could serve the carnivores this dish without a single grumble.

I can’t get enough of my homemade vegan mac & cheese. I haven’t gotten the kids to try it just yet, so more for me.

Just when I think vegan mac & cheese is my favorite, then I made homemade vegan French-bread pizza, and that’s my favorite.

For my birthday, I made some super trendy Avocado Toast. It is really good. I also had a cup of coffee with Almond Milk.

James took care of dinner for my birthday, and that is a little tricky for me… We don’t have a lot of vegan options here for take-out. I called up Hot Wok, and they made some steamed veggies that were delicious!

I even ate all of the mushrooms. Which I usually don’t do, but my tastebuds have changed so much since going vegan, I couldn’t resist them.

Vegan Nachos are tasty, and clean out the veggies in the fridge!

Snow Peas were on sale at my favorite store, so that made for a very fast lunch.

I’ll have up part three of this post soon. Right now, I’ve got to go and make lunch.