Here is a list of 9 different Vegan crock pot recipes. On a Vegan diet cooking with a crock pot is also very easy and delicious.
I love to use the crock pot to cook these recipes because it’s so comforting and easy. It’s so awesome to throw a few things in the crock pot at the beginning of the day and then come home to a comforting home-cooked meal. And since you spend less time cooking, you have more time to relax and eat dinner. Relaxing and eating a good home-cooked meal is one of my favorite everyday comforts.
Some other everyday comforts I enjoy are clays baths, snuggling and watching movies with my children, watching Chick Flicks at night once my children have gone to bed, going on walks with my parents or sleeping in while my husband makes breakfast. As I am writing this, I am snuggling under my favorite blanket.
My mom made me two quilts for my bed when I was eight years old and I still have those quilts and snuggle under them all the time, even when it’s 100 degrees outside. They are just so relaxing to me and remind me of being a child. I instantly feel comfort when I snuggle under one of my blankets. Unfortunately, my children love the blankets too and I have to keep stealing them back from my children, especially my son. 🙂
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Vegan Crock Pot Recipes
1. No-Soak Instant Pot Black Bean Soup Recipe from Dried Beans – My Natural Family
Black Beans – Onion – Bell Pepper – Green Chilis – Tomatoes – Olive Oil – Cumin – Chili Powder – Garlic – Broth – Real Salt – Cilantro – Avocado – Salsa
This soup is made from scratch and has a deep smoky rich flavor because it’s cooked all day in the crockpot. I like to make a big batch so I can use it a ton of different ways for other meals throughout the week.
I like to not only serve it as a soup but I also like to serve it on top of nachos, put it on taco salad. I also like it drizzled on hot dogs and I use it as a dip for flatbread. I like to serve my Easy 4 Ingredient Spelt Tortillas with it.
Making your own tortillas is so easy you wouldn’t believe it. I made this with dry black beans but you could make it with canned black beans. Just don’t follow the directions for soaking them then just add the beans after the vegetables are sauteed.
2. Pumpkin, Chickpea, and Red Lentil Curry – Kitchen Treaty
Chickpeas – Onion – Garlic – Vegetable Broth – Red Lentils – Pumpkin Puree – Curry Powder – Cayenne Pepper – Real Salt – Coconut Milk – Rice – Lime – Cilantro
I chose to include this next one because I love curry and the flavors in this curry sounds great. When you eat Vegan a staple in our diet is chickpeas, they are versatile and good for you. This looks like a feeling and satisfying meal for the whole family,
3. Sweet Potato Chili – Lexi’s Clean Kitchen
Bell Peppers – Garlic – Sweet Potatoes – Celery – Onion – Kidney Beans – Black Beans – Tomato Sauce – Tomatoes – Chili Powder – Real Salt – Paprika – Cayenne Pepper – Cumin – Celery Seed – Cinnamon – Red Pepper Flakes
Next, we have a sweet potato chili for your family to enjoy with your favorite side such as cornbread. My personal preference is usually chili over soup because I love the use of beans and think that it makes the meal heartier and more filling and well I love the flavor of beans.
4. Detox Crock Pot Lentil Soup – Pinch of Yum
Butternut Squash – Carrots – Potatoes – Celery – Green Lentils – Yellow Split Peas – Onion – Garlic – Vegetable Broth – Herbs de Provence – Real Salt – Kale – Parsley – Olive Oil
This soup has a mellow and subtle flavor while still being packed full of nutritional vegetables and source of protein. She talks about how she makes a batch of these soups and then stores them in mason jars so she has them pre-portioned for lunches and I thought this was a great idea. I am always looking for ways to prep food ahead so mealtime is easier.
5. Sweet Potato Wild Rice Soup – The Pretty Bee
Olive Oil – Onion – Sweet Potatoes – Green Chilies – Vegetable Broth – Pinto Beans – Brown Rice – Wild Rice – Cumin – Garlic Powder – Onion Powder – Real Salt – Sugar
It was a year or so ago when I discovered I am a fan of soups that have rice in them, I like the texture that it adds to the soup. This soup has a lot of staple ingredients in it so you most likely have a lot of the ingredients already in your pantry if not all of them. You can use any type of beans you would like in this recipe even though it calls specifically for pinto beans.
6. Spaghetti & Vegetables – My Whole Food Life
Pasta – Green Pepper – Onion – Garlic – Red Pepper – Mushrooms – Tomatoes – Fresh Basil – Fresh Parsley – Real Salt
So next we have a spaghetti recipe which I was excited to include a couple of recipes other than soups and chilis. This is a kid-friendly favorite meal for the whole family to enjoy. It is so easy and a classic it almost seems silly to need a recipe for it but this combination of ingredients in a crockpot sounds so good!
7. Hot and Sour Soup – Fat-Free Vegan Kitchen
Mushrooms – Bamboo Shoots – Garlic – Tofu – Fresh Ginger – Bouillon – Soy Sauce – Sesame Oil – Chili Paste – Rice Wine Vinegar – Peas
It can be difficult to find vegan-friendly meals that leave you full and happy afterward. However, this soup will just do that, it is a mushroom and ginger Chinese flavored soup. If you are worried about this soup not being enough you can add your favorite vegan Chinese food on the side to supplement it.
8. Acorn Squash Soup with Rosemary and Pecans – Veggie Primer
Acorn Squash – Almond Milk – Dates – Fresh Rosemary – Lemon – Allspice – Real Salt – Garlic Salt – Pecans
Here is a unique soup that I am excited to give a try. Acorn squash is one of the things grown in the garden that produces a lot of havest and so recipes like this soup is a good one to make a variety of foods with the acorn squash in the garden. There is a fresh flavor with the rosemary and pecans while still being light.
9. Crock Pot Minestrone Soup – Dietician Debbie Dishes
Olive Oil – Onion – Celery – Carrots – Garlic – Chickpeas – Cannellini Beans – Tomato Paste – Rosemary – Oregano – Thyme – Red Pepper Flakes – Real Salt – Black Pepper – Bay Leaves – Vegetable Broth – Tomatoes – Zucchini – Kale – Pasta – Green Beans – Spinach
The last one of the list is a minestrone soup that is all plant-based and used pasta. This soup uses multiple types of beans and vegetables and as I mentioned early I am a fan of beans. I hope you enjoyed my list and found at least one recipe you are excited to try and maybe add to your list of regular recipes.