Vegetarian eating isn't for everyone, but if you're trying to eat less meat OR you're going meatless for the long haul, getting enough protein is super important.
Of course, how much protein you need differs from person to person depending on your size, activity level, and whatever your health and fitness goals might be. For these meals, we aimed for at least 15 grams as a good place to start when you're cutting meat (aka a big source of protein) out of your diet.
Also worth noting is that the 400-calorie limit here is mostly arbitrary: The goal is to show that you can be mindful about portion sizes, if that's your thing, but still get the protein you need to function and feel good. You can figure out how many calories you actually need throughout the day here.
Two tacos = 389 calories and 15.9 grams of protein. Nom nom nom.
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Skip your regular drive-thru breakfast sandwich — this guy's 149 calories and packs 22.8 grams of protein.
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365 calories, 19 grams of protein, and so much cheesy goodness.
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buzzfeed.comThe perfect packed lunch = 398 calories and 22.1 grams of protein.
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Each fritter has only 89 calories and 7 grams of protein, so treat yo'self to a nice stack.
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This one is a little over, at 446 calories, but with the 33.5 grams of protein it packs, it's worth it.
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314 calories and a whopping 30.1 grams of protein. Gooood morning.
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Each bowl has 180 calories and 16.6 grams of protein.
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You've never had cauliflower like this, promise. Mmmmm. This dish has 350 calories and 22 grams of protein.
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Super simple to make, crunchy, portable... All amazing things. 330 calories and 22 grams of protein.
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Pizza party, anyone? 314 calories and 27.1 grams of protein per serving.
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358 calories and 20.2 grams of protein.
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Good-for-you, nutrient-packed pizza? Yep. 331 calories and 27 grams of protein.
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398 calories and 19.8 grams of protein.
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Unlucky is the vegetarian who forgets peas as an excellent source of protein. Assuming you split the batch into four servings, this soup has 400 calories and 24.8 grams of protein.
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243 calories and 19.6 grams of protein per serving.
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Easiest breakfast to wake up to, ever. 350 calories and 20.5 grams of protein.
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Just baaarely over, with 412 calories and 17 grams of protein.
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311 calories and 14.4 grams of protein for two halves.
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Serve on a bed of spinach for serious noms. 329 calories and 16 grams of protein.
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393 calories and 27 grams of protein.
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356 calories and 18.1 grams of protein per slice. HUNGRY YET?
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