21 Easy Summer Recipes Without Any Meat

Start with store-bought naan and top it with grilled peaches, arugula, mozzarella, and a drizzle of balsamic for an easy and delicious weeknight dinner. Get the recipe.

Cut down on carbs while still satisfying your noodle craving with these veggie-packed spaghetti squash boats. Get the recipe.

Melt-in-your-mouth baby eggplant is stuffed with ground nuts and topped with a tangy, creamy sauce in this filling dish. If you want to save time, you can opt for store-bought Tzatziki or Greek yogurt. Get the recipe.

Pop these poached carrots into rolls and garnish them with your favorite toppings like relish, mustard, or caramelized onions. Serve them with some homemade veggie burgers and prepare for the best barbecue ever. Get the recipe.

Try eating these crispy tofu nuggets in a wrap or on top of salad. Or you can enjoy them plain with some honey mustard for dipping. Get the recipe.

If you've never tried jackfruit before, this canned fruit takes on the flavor of whatever it's cooked in. Bake it with barbecue sauce for about 30 minutes and it'll tenderize just like pulled pork. Get the recipe.

Nothing says summer like a big serving of creamy, juicy burrata cheese. Add blistered tomatoes, pasta, and pesto, and you've got an irresistible dinner. Get the recipe.

Mushrooms are marinated with chipotle peppers in adobo, cumin, garlic, orange juice, and lime. The result: Slightly sweet, spicy, and smoky vegetarian tacos worthy of a fiesta. Get the recipe.

All you need are a few basic ingredients like mushrooms, mozzarella, tomatoes, and balsamic glaze to throw together this easy dish. Serve it on top of a salad with your favorite veggies for a filling main dish. Get the recipe.

Put down the takeout menu and make these spring rolls, which are packed with cucumbers, carrots, cabbage, and bell pepper. Just don't forget the dipping sauce. Get the recipe.

You can dress up these avocado-toast-meets-bruschettas even more with heirloom tomatoes, roasted peppers, grilled corn, or feta cheese. Get the recipe.

Grab the freshest veggies from the farmer's market, throw them on the grill, and toss them into tortillas with plenty of cheese. Get the recipe.

Homemade veggie burgers taste infinitely better than any frozen patties you could buy at the grocery store. Try this version made with roasted cauliflower, sweet potato, almond flour, egg, and lots of spices. Get the recipe.

If you're pressed for time, a pre-made pesto will still taste great. Get the recipe.

Make a big batch of this Thai peanut dressing and keep it on hand for the next time you're craving a veggie salad. Get the recipe.

Grilled zucchini are rolled up with a delicious mixture of ricotta, parmesan, and cottage cheese, then they're topped with marinara sauce and baked until warm and gooey. Get the recipe.

You can use frozen pie dough to save time while making these savory tarts. After all, it's the fresh tomato and sweet and tangy goat cheese filling that really steals the show here. Get the recipe.