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What would a vegitarian eat on a camping trip?

I'm going on a camping trip with my sister in law, but she's a vegitarian. Any good ideas for the grill?

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  1. a tree(lol!!)
  2. the vegetarian would have to bring her own food.
  3. mexican food is good. beans, rice, and cheese make a great quesadilla. Salsa and chips & guacamole are Delish.. pasta is easy, just boil water w/ canned tomato sauce.
  4. All kinds of vegetables. You can also get soy burgers and vegetable burgers. Do you have a TraderJoes near you?
  5. veggie burgers, corn on the cob for the grill carrot sticks, grapes, and apples for snacks
  6. "boca buger" which is a soy based buger. Tofu dogs,
  7. Just grill up some veggies.
  8. trail mix
  9. grass and plants
  10. Cabbage, tomatoe and onion shisk-a-bobs.
  11. As a vegetarian your options are endless. For the grill? Maybe grill some veggies, and have some hummus and bread and cheese. Then make a veggie sandwich or something. Grill the bread a bit. And voila. So simple, really.
  12. make a veggie kabob. Bring veggies to cut up and a shishcabob stick and put it in the camp fire yum. Beans are good over the fire. Make veggie wraps with tortillas and lettuce, cucumbers, shredded carrots, and squirt on salad dressing.
  13. weeds or a tree
  14. I always make a big tub of pasta salad before I go because it keeps well and is an easy lunch or dinner. And bring boca burgers for the grill. Grilled corn on the cob is yummy, too.
  15. The same as everyone else just in a vegetarian format! Veggie burgers, Veggie sausages etc. Ooh and don't forget to bring the ingredients for Smors!! (don't know how it is spelt) Make sure she brings her own frying pan though otherwise she may not eat anything that has been cooked alongside meat and may go very hungry!
  16. You might get some good ideas here... www.veganlunchbox.blogspot.com
  17. Try putting mushrooms, red or orange peppers, bell peppers, carrots and fresh green beans on foil add onion and garlic powder; it's great.
  18. She can bring her own food. Just grill whatever she eats.
  19. On a camping trip a vegan would eat alot of fruit and vegetables.They would probably bring some trail mix with them to keep them occupied. Vegans like to put veggies in water and boil them. Then they cut up fruit for desert.They might eat weird but they are very healthy.
  20. veggie burgers
  21. Veggie kabobs corn on the cob cowboy beans asparagus pineapple rings
  22. Make some cassoroles before you leave and keep them in a cooler and bake them by putting some alumunum foil down with some bricks or something and heat some charcoals up in the fire and set them under and put some on top(the cassorole should be covered tightly with foil to support the charcoals on top) and let cook
  23. if it is for the grill, pack portabello mushrooms in a brown paper bag where they won't get crushed. excellent to grill. if you have access to a camp stove to boil water, look for the packs of Chana Masala indian food at trader joes, or the nationwide brand of tasty bites. they come in a foil bag that you heat in water for five minutes. delicious, easy to pack, full of protein which is great if you are hiking a lot. lots of other vegetarian options besides chana masala as well.
  24. i'm a vegetarain and on a camping trip . I'd maybe have some bread with butter, fuits and grilled vegetables.
  25. Vegetarian baked beans, Veggie burgers,corn on the cob,
  26. Marinated veggies on the grill are fantastic. You'll need a grill basket though. Pouch pototes. Place sliced potatoes in aluminum foil, pour on italian dressing, close and grill.
  27. tossed salad
  28. Corn on the cob, grilled aubergine slices, baked potatoes in skins and add beans to it, veggie burgers, grilled bread and vegetable soups. Another idea is to grill full aubergines and tomatoes. Take the pulp from the aubergine when done mix with a little lemon juice , put in a plate with a little sprinkle of olive oil and serve as a dip with grilled tomatoes and pita bread. Delicious!
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