From grilled mains to smoky sides, we have your cookout covered.
option. In other recipes, like baked beans, you can simply omit the animal product—in this case, bacon—without messing too much with the classic taste.
Of course, the easiest way to ensure your vegetarian and vegan friends are satisfied at your next barbecue is to stock up on recipes you know they’ll like. Before we get into what you should cook, keep reading for extra tips to guarantee the plant-based people in your life don’t leave the party hungry.According to plant-based eaters with experience navigating barbecue season, there are truly so many dining options for your vegetarian and vegan friends.
Regardless of whether we’re talking sides or mains, the spices and flavorings you use are vital to making simple ingredients taste amazing, Geiger says. “Just because the foods are plant-based doesn’t mean they don’t need any flavor,” she explains. “You can even use seasoning and rubs designed for meat, as long as there are no animal-based ingredients.
Another thing that Sinha says you can do is provide a bunch of vegetarian barbecue snacks, starters, and appetizers to keep vegans and vegetarians occupied while the rest of the food cooks. “Offer plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables as snacks, such as a fruit platter [or] veggies and hummus,” she says.“While many people associate smoking with meat, there are actually quite a few plant-based ingredients that can benefit from a long session in a smoker,” says Sinha.
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