[summerwine]

Hi all, I need to call on you again for suggestions on vegetarian sandwiches or wraps, but also no egg! So egg and cress is out.

Can anyone help? Many thanks.

[farmer bob]

Cheese n Pickle for old Bob. Tip- grate the cheese to make the sarnie even fancier.

[Aarghawasp!]

Hummus (sp?!) and rocket/mixed leaf wraps - Tesco does little tubs of different flavoured hummus. Cream cheese pinrolls are nice wee bite sized wraps. Cheddar and red onion on wholegrain is simple but always good.

[Scotch Tundra]

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Originally Posted by summerwine

Hi all, I need to call on you again for suggestions on vegetarian sandwiches or wraps, but also no egg! So egg and cress is out.

Can anyone help? Many thanks.

Unless you don't eat fish either, how about some prawn salad as a filling for a vegetarian type sandwich?

[Lainiomonkio]

How about griddled halloumi with salad and some sweet chilli sauce?

Or roasted beetroot with hummous, salad and pumpkin seeds.

Or cubed cheese, celery, apple, pineapple mixed into a bit of mayo.

[RedRose9191]

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Originally Posted by Scotch Tundra

Unless you don't eat fish either, how about some prawn salad as a filling for a vegetarian type sandwich?

Since when is prawn vegetarian? And since when do vegetarians eat fish?

How about hummus with veggies. There's also peanut butter or peanut butter and banana. Or a bean wrap with veggies.

[Scotch Tundra]

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Originally Posted by RedRose9191

Since when is prawn vegetarian? And since when do vegetarians eat fish?

How about hummus with veggies. There's also peanut butter or peanut butter and banana. Or a bean wrap with veggies.

My grandma is a vegetarian but in the way where she doesn't eat meats like beef and pork etc, but likes eating prawns and fish, (especially fish from the fish and chip shop) and I was wondering if the OP of this thread might be similar.

[degsyhufc]

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Originally Posted by Scotch Tundra

My grandma is a vegetarian but in the way where she doesn't eat meats like beef and pork etc, but likes eating prawns and fish, (especially fish from the fish and chip shop) and I was wondering if the OP of this thread might be similar.

Well she's not a vegetarian then.

It's like a vegan who eats eggs.

[RedRose9191]

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Originally Posted by Scotch Tundra

My grandma is a vegetarian but in the way where she doesn't eat meats like beef and pork etc, but likes eating prawns and fish, (especially fish from the fish and chip shop) and I was wondering if the OP of this thread might be similar.

Your grandma isn't a vegetarian. If she eats fish but not mammals or birds then she sounds like a pescetarian.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pescetarianism

[2shy2007]

You dont have to give up the 'egg mayo sarnies, you can make the completely dairy and egg free, with silken tofu, a good vegan salad cream or mayo depending on your tastes, and of course a pinch of salt and pepper and a large handful of cress.You can add'vegg' if you can get hold of it, it tastes just like egg yolk and gives it an extra kick.
One of my fave weekend afternoon snacks.

[ikkleosu]

Roasted Mediterranean veg with herby cream cheese.
Hummous with grated carrot and pickle.
Salad with salad cream or mayo or garlic and onion dip

[summerwine]

Great ideas! Many I hadn't even thought of.

Thanks everyone!

[Emmersonne]

I like sweet potato, pepper and feta

[Moggio]

Humorous and falafels are great in wraps especially with some roasted peppers and avocado.

Falafels are also pretty easy to make yourself if you're feeling adventurous

[bornfree]

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Originally Posted by Aarghawasp!

Hummus (sp?!) and rocket/mixed leaf wraps - Tesco does little tubs of different flavoured hummus. Cream cheese pinrolls are nice wee bite sized wraps. Cheddar and red onion on wholegrain is simple but always good.

That sounds lovely

[21stCenturyBoy]

Falafel, hummus and shredded cucumber & beetroot.

[Juliet_G_]

If you have access to a good wholefood shop or Holland and Barrett with a fridge, it is possible to get really decent 'meat' substitutes now, if you are comfortable with these. I've just had a lovely vegan 'beef' sandwich myself! They also have really nice mushroom and spicy tofu pates. Hummus is a huge favourite and another good choice to add moisture and texture is avocado.

[stud u like]

A mixed pepper hummous with caraway seeds.
A grilled vegetable sandwich with sundried tomato aioli.
A pesto sandwich is tasty.
A tofu sandwich with avocado.
A walnut and tofu salad sandwich
A portobello mushroom sandwich with pesto or sundried tomatoes
An avocado and spinach sandwich.
Chickpea and artichoke heart sandwich
A chard and beetroot sandwich.
Sauteed green beans and chard sandwich.

[vladivarvixen]

Mushy peas and ketchup warmed in the mikey.

[WinterFire]

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Originally Posted by 2shy2007

You dont have to give up the 'egg mayo sarnies, you can make the completely dairy and egg free, with silken tofu, a good vegan salad cream or mayo depending on your tastes, and of course a pinch of salt and pepper and a large handful of cress.You can add'vegg' if you can get hold of it, it tastes just like egg yolk and gives it an extra kick.
One of my fave weekend afternoon snacks.

I've made vegan egg/mayo sandwiches, but I used scrambled tofu in place of the egg. I used so good brand vegan mayo. The results were actually quite good, but it's been decades since I ate real eggs so who knows how well I remember what they are actually like.

[CitizenofPhobos]

mango chutney, cheese, red onions & lettuce


heaven!

[russellelly]

Had a grilled tofu, pesto, tomato and spinach sandwich today. Recommended!

[summerwine]

Fantastic suggestions folks!! I've compiled a list to keep on hand. Thank you all!

[DaisyBill]

My current favourites are feta cheese with beetroot, and cottage cheese with chutney.

[21stCenturyBoy]

Really finely chopped celery mixed in with a soft cheese is nice too