The lowest-cost choices include:. Russets are the most popular variety for baking, and red potatoes are superb for stir-fries and any fried potato dish. One of the most satisfying breakfast items is home fries: coarsely-chopped peeled potatoes fried in oil until golden, usually seasoned with garlic and ground pepper and maybe some rosemary.

Sweet Potatoes: A little more expensive than potatoes, but also richer in nutrients. When baked they take on a magnificent texture. Consider baked sweet potatoes one of the all-time great winter foods.

Cabbage: Nearly as cheap as potatoes. Unlike potatoes, cabbage is extremely nutrient-dense. Other cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and cauliflower cost triple the price but hardly last a week. Cabbage is delicious in stir-fries and is the main ingredient in coleslaw. Finely-sliced raw cabbage makes for a colorful and crunchy salad topping.

Carrots: Loaded with fiber and beta carotene. Excellent sliced and added to stir-fries. Or scrub thoroughly and cut into sticks and serve alongside hummus.

Also terrific when grated for salad. Onions: Among the cheapest of all vegetables, the most common varieties are yellow, red, and white. Yellow onions are invariably the cheapest. Every variety tastes about the same, aside from sweet Vidalia onions. Chopped onions browned in skillet are a magnificent addition to any dish from stir-fries to mashed potatoes to spaghetti sauce.

Check the prices of spinach, collards, kale, and chard and buy whichever is cheapest. All of these choices are fantastic chopped and added in the final two minutes of cooking your stir-fry. Pre-washed spinach packed in big cellophane bags sells at an especially good price.

And frozen spinach is cheap, high quality, and excellent in casseroles. No matter where you buy your vegetables, pay attention to the price by weight, and make your purchases accordingly.

Prices vary dramatically and often for no obvious reason. For instance, you might see yellow bell peppers selling for half the price of comparably nice red bell peppers. Also remember to seek out produce items that are on sale. Supermarkets and natural food stores usually heavily discount a few particular produce items every week.

Vegetables offer outstanding nutrition and many types are remarkably cheap and easy to prepare. My guide to vegetables offers extensive and helpful coverage. Beans rank alongside leafy greens as the most nutritious of all vegan foods. They come in every size, shape, and color.

Keeping several kinds of beans in your pantry is one of the easiest ways to add variety to your diet. Both canned and dried beans are imperishable and can be stored at least a couple years. Dried beans are cheaper than canned and have better texture and flavor.

Plus, dried beans are actually even cheaper than they appear since they more than double in size and weight during cooking. They still rank among the cheapest and healthiest foods available. Every variety of bean features subtly different textures and flavors, so try as many as you can.

See my bean guide to learn how to prepare and get the most out of this important food. Finally, most grocery produce sections sell bagged mung bean sprouts, which are both protein-rich and super cheap.

Bean sprouts are excellent in stir-fries add them towards the very end. Cheap, loaded with protein, and endlessly versatile, tofu and tempeh belong on every budget-minded shopping list. These foods cost less than half the price of vegan burgers and sausages, and often deliver superior nutrition.

Natural food stores also carry TVP textured vegetable protein , which is absurdly cheap. TVP is pure protein, featuring every essential amino acid. When mixed with water and sauteed in oil and spices TVP gains a texture and flavor profile similar to ground beef.

You can season it with ground cumin and pepper to make a sensational meaty spaghetti sauce. Homemade vegan chili with black beans and TVP is probably the most delicious inexpensive protein-heavy dish on the planet.

From spaghetti to macaroni to lasagna, pasta takes a thousand forms. Breads and flatbreads come in countless varieties. I think making bread by hand is too time consuming when it comes to kneading and cleanup, but a bread machine does the job beautifully and can cut your bread costs by two-thirds.

Bread from your local bakery is an affordable splurge. These cost about one-third the price of tree nuts yet offer comparable nutrition. Any variety of porridge is one of the most delicious and satisfying breakfast possibilities, especially during winter. Hot cereals are remarkably cheap, and many varieties take just minutes to cook.

Any good natural food store will carry several varieties in its bulk section. Steel-cut oats take about fifteen minutes longer to cook than rolled oats, but their immensely satisfying texture makes them worth the wait. Boxed breakfast cereals are surprisingly pricey.

But most natural food stores sell premium organic breakfast cereals in economy-sized bags. They also commonly carry these breakfast cereals in their bulk department, once again at prices far below boxed brands.

Regardless, hot cereal is always a much better deal. Nutrient dense and cheap as can be. This stirring is a little time-consuming and messy but you can make the task easier by inverting the sealed jar at room temperature for a couple days before stirring.

This saves you the hassle of stirring. You can buy canned tomatoes whole, diced, or made into sauce. Canned tomato sauce is often just as good as glass-jarred sauce, yet sells for half the price. The key to saving money on vegan food is to shop in multiple places—the more places you shop at, the more great deals you will find.

Whenever possible, take some extra time to wander aimlessly around your favorite food market. You might find a great deal on a few fruits and vegetables that are normally out of your price range.

Supermarkets typically offer an impressive produce section, and low prices on pasta, canned tomatoes, and bagged rice and beans.

Unfortunately, most supermarket bread is neither good nor cheap. Also note that when it comes to products like organic breakfast cereal or vegan ice cream, supermarket prices are generally terrible. Supermarkets usually sell these foods at list price, whereas your local natural food store typically strives to price them competitively.

These bulk departments typically offer unbeatable prices on beans, rice, nuts, cereals, and other healthy vegan foods. You can lock in savings for months to come by freezing this produce for winter. For berries and sliced fruits, the IQF individually quick freeze method is the way to go.

Just arrange your fruit in a single layer of a baking sheet, and put them in the freezer until rock-hard. Then transfer them to an airtight container or freezer bag for long-term storage.

This freezing method keeps your fruit from clumping together into an unappetizing frosty brick. And because the fruit freezes much quicker when processed this way, it suffers less damage from the formation of ice crystals.

Ethnic Groceries: Find these in any good-sized city and even in some smaller towns. Whenever I visit these markets, I rarely see anyone not of that particular ethnicity. Asian markets offer unbeatable prices on tofu, rice, soy sauce, hot sauce, and seaweed.

Indian groceries are sensational for yummy bagged snacks, papadums, and pickle relishes. Most also sell freshly-made hot samosas and pakora for a pittance. But if you enjoy gardening, you can count your gardening time as leisure and exercise.

Zucchini, potatoes, and winter squash are some of the easiest and most productive crops. And of course, nothing compares to a tomato picked right from the vine. You may also be able to work-trade at a local farm in exchange for fruits and vegetables.

Supermarkets and natural food stores often sell potatoes, onions, and carrots in large bags. Typically the price by weight is 50 to 70 percent less than buying these same foods loose.

You can also buy big bags of rice and beans at a steep discount. tube precooked polenta into six ½-inch-thick disks. Place on a baking sheet and bake for 20 minutes. Slice half a tomato into six wedges save the rest for later. Top each polenta disk with 1 tablespoon Parsley-Lemon Hummus and a tomato wedge.

Serve right away. BREAKFAST: Sweet Potato Breakfast Bowl Preheat oven to °F. Bake a sweet potato 30 to 40 minutes or until tender.

Let the potato cool slightly. Remove skin. Mash potato in a bowl with 2 pitted dates, finely chopped. Sprinkle with ¼ cup Homemade Muesli and a handful of fresh blueberries.

LUNCH: Potato Salad Scrub 2 medium-size Yukon gold potatoes and cut into 1-inch cubes. Place potatoes in a steamer basket in a large saucepan. Add water to just below basket.

Bring to boiling. Steam, covered, about 15 minutes or until tender. Transfer to a large bowl to cool. Add 1 cup diced celery, ½ cup grated carrot, ½ cup diced tomato, ¼ cup diced red bell pepper, 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion, 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh parsley, 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar, 1 teaspoon yellow mustard, and sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste.

Enjoy chilled or at room temperature. SNACK leftover : Lentil Burgers. Note that some produce will be split across recipes and days, so store any leftover pieces in the fridge.

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How To. By Darshana Thacker Wendel , Last Updated: Jul 19, First things first: Go shopping. We've created a handy shopping list to fill up your fridge so you'll have everything you need for this week of meals. Cook 1 lb.

dry brown lentils according to package directions. Store cooked lentils in the refrigerator so they're ready to go on Day 1. Soak 1 lb. Prep Overnight Oats with Apple for your Day 1 breakfast: In a container combine 1 cup rolled oats, 1 cup plant-based milk, 4 chopped pitted dates, 2 tablespoons raisins, and ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon.

Cover and refrigerate overnight. SNACK leftover : Parsley-Lemon Hummus. BREAKFAST leftover : Homemade Muesli. BREAKFAST leftover : Oatmeal-Date Pancakes with Fresh Blueberries. Fresh Produce. fresh blueberries celery about 13 stalks Yukon gold potatoes dry black beans dry brown rice dry brown lentils Frozen fruit like strawberries and blueberries can be added on top and microwaved with the oats.

But if you see fresh fruit on sale, buy it and freeze it at home. Julieanna Hever. You can make a nutritious vegan stir-fry without ever having to chop vegetables, let alone an onion. If you want to use all frozen produce, look for bagged mixed vegetables that contain flavor-packed produce, like onions and bell peppers.

As for the rice, using microwaveable brown rice will cut down on preparation time while delivering healthy carbs. But if you have the time and energy for it, cooking a batch of rice that you can use during the week is a good option, too.

Whether you need to save energy or just time, these easy plant-based meal ideas are worthy of your regular dinner rotation. You can make this vegetable stir-fry easier by using pre-baked and seasoned tofu and by skipping the chopped vegetables in favor of using a bagged mix.

JUMP TO Latest News Recipes Guides Health Shop. Kat Smith is a Queens, NY-based freelance writer and editor who loves cooking and discovering local vegan hidden gems. jump to the meal ideas It often goes like this: you come across a purportedly simple vegan recipe on a blog, but then the first step asks you to chop an onion or dice up vegetables for mirepoix.

Sam Turnbull 1 Whole-grain pasta with frozen greens and beans Pasta often comes to the rescue on those busy days when appetites are ravenous and the willingness to cook is low. Vaaseenaa 3 Dressed-up low-sodium canned lentil soup As convenient as they are, vegan canned soups can sometimes leave the stomach wanting, calorie-wise.

Rocky89 4 Oatmeal with frozen fruit and peanut butter Oats are a good source of complex carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and an array of important vitamins and minerals, including manganese, copper, and vitamin B1.

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Vegan cheese, potatoes, and nutritional yeast give this amazing soup a velvety texture and rich taste. It might seem impossible to make a delicious quesadilla without cheese, but a hearty, spicy bean paste makes this recipe even more scrumptious than the traditional cheese version.

Add veggies or vegan meat or top with salsa or pico de gallo for an extra kick. Ready for a dish that looks beautiful and tastes complex but is actually incredibly simple? This rosemary garlic white bean soup is just the thing. There are only eight ingredients, but this gorgeous recipe creates a filling, satisfying, and, most importantly, delicious dish that takes no time at all.

What could be better than a one-pot meal? How about something you can quickly toss together, pop into the oven, and leave to bake without any other hassle? This southwestern vegan sheet pan dinner does just that. In fact, you can probably make it in less than half an hour.

Pour the curry over white rice for a filling meal. Cauliflower, oat milk, and either nutritional yeast or vegan cheese are the stars of this dish, and you can use any leftover sauce as a pizza topping or in vegan lasagna. A mixture of potatoes, onions, carrots, and celery, plus light seasonings, create an incredibly satisfying meal that only costs about 50 cents per serving.

Low in both calories and cost, Spanish beans with tomatoes is a traditional staple that will quickly become a favorite cheap dish. You can eat these spicy beans as a side or serve them with bread or even over pasta for a complete meal. Crunchy, tangy, and decidedly refreshing, sour cabbage soup is a perfect dish when served cold on a hot summer day, but the acidic taste also works well if you want to serve the soup warm during the winter.

You can make a simple version of this recipe or add vegetables, additional seasonings, or beans to take the soup to a new level. Easy, inexpensive, low in calories, and super quick to make, this lentil dahl recipe really has it all.

f you want something colorful, this pea soup is the ticket. Made with frozen peas, vegetable stock, onion, and oil, this soup is super quick and simple, and any excess can be frozen and warmed up as needed.

An easy, inexpensive dish that can serve a crowd, this baked garlic and mushroom rice recipe is sure to please. Sweet, spicy, and easy, carrot ginger soup is quick and inexpensive. Its bright color, warm aroma, and zesty flavor are also sure to please all of your senses.

The heartiness of pasta and the flavors of Mexican foods combine in this quick-yet-satisfying soup. Toast the pasta before adding it to the soup for a nutty flavor.

Just as tasty as it looks, this colorful pasta dish uses Cajun seasonings for a surprising and delightful kick. Produce that was grown locally in season costs a lot less to grow and transport, therefore being more affordable.

Usually the bigger amount you buy from a certain ingredient of product, the more discounted the price is. Meal prep! Preparing your lunch will stop you from ordering expensive take out.

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Cheap Vegan Meals 1. Smoky Vegan Lentil Soup Photo: The Green Loot Warm, smoky, and aromatic, this lentil soup is super budget-friendly. Vegan Tempeh Bolognese Photo: Happy Kitchen Rocks Bolognese seems complicated, but vegan Bolognese is anything but. Scalloped Potatoes Photo: The Green Loot What could be more comforting and satisfying than warm, creamy scalloped potatoes?

Vegan Ramen Soup Photo: The Hidden Veggies Most people are intimidated by the thought of making ramen at home, but vegan ramen is easy and inexpensive.

Spicy Black Bean Soup Photo: The Belly Rules The Mind Beans are filling, nutritious, budget-friendly and in this spicy black bean soup, they serve as a delicious backdrop to a range of zesty Mexican flavors.

Vegan Sloppy Joes Photo: Happy Kitchen Rocks Quick, healthy, and fun to make and eat, vegan sloppy joes are a great option for a weekday dinner or weekend lunch. Mujadara Photo: Contentedness Cooking A dish of lentils and rice, mujadara is cheap, vibrantly spiced, and easy to make.

Instant Pot Tomato Soup Photo: Recipes from a Pantry A childhood staple with a grown-up flavor profile, Instant Pot tomato soup is delicately spiced and super creamy.

West African Peanut Stew Photo: Budget Bytes Delicious and unusual, this amazing peanut stew sparks a flavor explosion. Vegan Black Bean Burger Patty Photo: Chocolate Covered Katie Burgers should be simple, and these vegan black bean burgers are just that.

Easy Vegan Vegetable Ramen Photo: Sweet Simple Vegan Oil-free and easy on the bank account, this quick, simple ramen dish combines noodles and vegetables in a savory broth flavored with garlic, onion, ginger, and rice vinegar.

Stuffed Cabbage Rolls Photo: The Cheeky Chickpea Traditionally made using a meat stuffing, cabbage rolls made with Impossible meat are just as filling and even more delicious.

Coconut Chickpeas with Tomatoes Photo: Frugal Nutrition Chickpeas are a super versatile ingredient because their flavor melds so well with other intense flavorings. Broccoli and Potato Soup Photo: The Whole Serving Creamy, warm, and super cheesy—but without the cheese! Bean Quesadilla Photo: Plantbased On a Budget It might seem impossible to make a delicious quesadilla without cheese, but a hearty, spicy bean paste makes this recipe even more scrumptious than the traditional cheese version.

Rosemary Garlic White Bean Soup Photo: Budget Bytes Ready for a dish that looks beautiful and tastes complex but is actually incredibly simple? Mexican Sheet Pan Photo: Hummusapien What could be better than a one-pot meal?

Spanish Beans with Tomatoes Photo: Veggie Desserts Low in both calories and cost, Spanish beans with tomatoes is a traditional staple that will quickly become a favorite cheap dish.

Sour Cabbage Soup Photo: Yuzu Bakes Crunchy, tangy, and decidedly refreshing, sour cabbage soup is a perfect dish when served cold on a hot summer day, but the acidic taste also works well if you want to serve the soup warm during the winter. Lentil Dahl Photo: Nourish Plate Easy, inexpensive, low in calories, and super quick to make, this lentil dahl recipe really has it all.

Easy Pea Soup Photo: Veggie Desserts f you want something colorful, this pea soup is the ticket. Oven Baked Mushroom Garlic Rice Photo: A Virtual Vegan An easy, inexpensive dish that can serve a crowd, this baked garlic and mushroom rice recipe is sure to please.

Carrot Ginger Soup Photo: Veg Recipes of India Sweet, spicy, and easy, carrot ginger soup is quick and inexpensive. Mexican Shell Soup Photo: Cooking on Caffeine The heartiness of pasta and the flavors of Mexican foods combine in this quick-yet-satisfying soup.

Cajun Pasta Photo: Contentedness Cooking Just as tasty as it looks, this colorful pasta dish uses Cajun seasonings for a surprising and delightful kick. What are cheap vegan ingredients? potatoes: super versatile root vegetable that is tasty and filling our favorite recipe: vegan scalloped potatoes 2.

rice: healthy grain our favorite recipe: Mexican Rice Salad 3. pasta: easy to make and satisfying our favorite recipe: Italian pasta salad 4. tofu: high in protein and healthy our favorite recipe: Green Bean Curry 6.

oats: the perfect breakfast and snack ingredient our favorite recipe: blueberry oatmeal 7.

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