Meatless Monday: Vegetarian Cinco de Mayo Feast

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Meatless Monday: Vegetarian Cinco de Mayo Feast

This Cinco de Mayo scrap the typical ground beef and instead make this selection of healthy, vegetarian dishes.

May is nearly here, and do you know what that means? Cinco de Mayo is just around the corner.

The Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo—or May 5th in English—commemorates the 1862 victory of the Mexican army over the French during the Franco-Mexican war. Although it’s a minor holiday in Mexico, Cinco de Mayo has become quite the celebration in the North America, complete with festivals, parades, and delicious Mexican feasts.

You too can celebrate Cinco de Mayo this Saturday with a Mexican-inspired feast—and a meatless one at that. This Cinco de Mayo scrap the typical ground beef and instead make this selection of healthy, vegetarian dishes.

Appetizers

  • Festive Nachos
  • Smokey Guacamole
  • Mexican Flag Salsa

Main Course

  • Crunchy Bean Chili
  • Fast Mexican Lasagna

Dessert

  • Atole de Fresa (Strawberry Soup)

Wondering what to have tonight for dinner? Try this delicious Barley Risotto.

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