Key Points
- World Vegan Day is celebrated every year on November 1.
- Read on to know about why Vegan Day is celebrated every year.
- Check out some delicious vegan recipes that can be made at home.
Every year November 1 is celebrated as World Vegan Day. By now, the vegan lifestyle and diet have become quite popular around the world. Vegans avoid using leather, wool, and products tested on animals. They also avoid places where animals are used for entertainment, such as circuses or zoos. The idea is to simply love and care for animals instead of using them for your own benefit or, worse, being cruel to animals. The vegan diet is based on eating plants and plant-based foods such as vegetables, grains, nuts, and fruits. Vegans do not eat foods that are derived from animals, including dairy products and eggs.
Why do we celebrate World Vegan Day?
World Vegan Day began in England in 1994, thanks to vegan activist Louise Wallis. As president of the Vegan Society, she wanted to celebrate its 50th anniversary and draw attention to the entry of the word “vegan” into the English language.
Wallis chose the date of November 1, which is between Halloween on October 31 and ‘Day of the Dead’ on November 2. Since then, November 1 has been a special day for vegans around the world to celebrate and spread awareness about veganism and its benefits.
In honor of World Vegan Day, here are some incredibly delicious vegan recipes you can make and enjoy for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Vegetarian Recipes for Breakfast
Vegan Pumpkin Pancakes
This is a great pancake option for vegetarians, made with chickpea flour and loaded with pumpkin puree. Start your morning with this delicious and healthy pancake.
Oats Idli
Many Indian vegetarian recipes are also vegan. For example: Healthy and delicious Oats Idli. A great breakfast, this idli has healthy oats instead of semolina which is best for health conscious people.
Moong Dal Chila
Indian savory pancake – chila – is also a nutritious vegetarian option. This delicious vegetarian breakfast recipe comes with tasty toppings of tofu, green chillies and onions, making your morning nutritious.
Almond Milk Thandai
Make this cool and delicious thandai by using almond milk instead of cow’s milk. Thandai also includes aromatic spices and protein-rich seeds.
Vegetarian Recipes for Lunch
BBQ (Barley, Beetroot, Quinoa)
Start your lunch with this delicious vegetarian recipe with the goodness of quinoa, baby beetroot, barley and apples. This tasty BBQ dish is enough to satiate your hunger.
Vegan Pizza
Who says you can’t enjoy your favourite foods on a vegetarian diet? With vegan cheese readily available in stores, you don’t have to compromise on your favourite pizza. Click here to learn how to make restaurant-style vegan pizza recipe at home with delicious plant-based toppings.
Vegan Aloo Tikki
Love street-style Indian chaat? This vegan aloo tikki recipe is for you. This dish uses fresh vegetables and fresh ingredients from the farm. Click here for the delicious recipe.
Vegetarian Recipes for Dinner
Vegan Dal Makhani
Since butter is used to make creamy dal makhani, this dish uses vegan butter. Vegan dal makhani uses minimal ingredients from your pantry and goes best with flatbread and rice. Here is a delicious recipe.
Vegan Galouti Kebabs
Vegan galouti kebabs are a melt-in-the-mouth delicacy that is perfect for family gatherings. These kebabs are prepared using chickpeas instead of meat. The spices and cooking technique result in some delicious kebabs.
Vegan Chocolate Ice Cream
Do you love ice cream, but can’t have anything with milk as you are a vegetarian? Don’t worry. This delicious vegan ice cream is here to help you. This chocolate ice cream is made with almonds and bananas.
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