I can smell it in the air… charcoal.
The weather is starting to warm up and already my neighbours have their BBQ’s fired up. Why is it that grill marks always make food look more delicious? It’s grilling season and I am so ready to join the fun!
There’s always the store-bought veggie burgers, veggie dogs, veggie sausages, and all things deliciously mock-meat, making BBQ season super easy. I always think it’s more fun (and probably a little healthier) to make your own recipes that can be grilled up to BBQ perfection.
So I’ve collected 25 of the best vegan recipes for the grill. They are creative, colourful, drool-worthy, and totally scrumptious. From breakfast to dessert and everything in between. You might want to bookmark this one, or forward it to whomever is the BBQ pro in your family, because it’s grilling season. Woot woot!
Click on the picture or the name of the dish below to take you to the full recipes. Here we go!
25 Vegan Recipes for the Grill
1. Healthy Happy Life:Â Cinnamon Orange Vanilla Grilled Vegan French Toast
2. Contentedness Cooking: Grilled Corn
3. Vegan Sandra: Smoky Barbecue Carrot Dogs with Creamy Chickpea Salad
4. Vegetarianized: Grilled Guacamole
5. Connoisseurus Veg: Grilled Vegetable Fajitas
6. Vie De La Vegan: Ratatouille Kebabs
 
7. Strength and Sunshine: Grilled Plantains
8. It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken (that’s me!): Creamy Cilantro Lime Corn on the Cob
9. The Green Life: Herbed Wild Rice & Toasted Pecan Stuffed Portobellos
 
10. The Taste Space: Magical Grilled Peaches
 
11. Fried Dandelions: Din Tai Fung Tofu
 
12. Green Evi: Grilled Summer Vegetables with Apple Mustard Sauce
13. Minimalist Baker: Grillable Veggie Burgers
14. It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken (that’s me!): Peanut Butter Thai Salad with Grilled Tofu
15. One Ingredient Chef: Grilled Cashew-Parmesan Corn with Smoked Paprika Sauce
16. The Viet Vegan: Grilled Tofu Soba Noodle Bowl with Greens
17. Food Faith Fitness: Mediterranean Grilled Avocado Stuff with Chickpeas and Tahini
18. Green Evi: Grilled Nectarine and Zucchini Salad with Mint Dressing
 
19. Tasting Page: Grilled Cabbage with Asian Lime Dressing
20. Hot For Food: Grilled Cauliflower Tacos with Mango Slaw & Avocado Crema
21. Letty’s Kitchen: Vegan Tempeh and Pineapple Kebabs with Peanut Satay Sauce
22. Vegan Richa: Spicy Crispy Breaded Tofu Strips
23. She Likes Food: Grilled Baby Potatoes with Lemon Herb Dressing
24. Veggie Inspired: Portobello Sliders
 
25. Veganosity: Grilled Pineapple & Cinnamon Coconut Cream
I hope you enjoyed these 25 vegan recipes for the grill, until next time.
Bon Appetegan!
Sam.
Keep in mind that you can just throw vegetables into the ember, wait a while and then just eat up the vegan goodness. Onions are particularly good, throw them in unpeeled, the time to cook them depends on the size of the onions. They actually become sweet when cooked just right. The same goes for any and all root vegetables, but they typically take longer to cook.
Definitely worth trying at least!
Great tip!
Thank you! Finally, my indoor grill will get a workout besides being my new toaster!!
Haha! You’re most welcome, Amanda.
I’m also a vegetarian，the food looks delicious!
If the vegetable is cooked with a grill, it should taste good。
I’ve written a few articles about the use the grill to make delicious foods.
welcome to read and give some advices,thank you for your sharing!
Ahh there’s too many good options here! I came here with the hopes of finding something I wanted to pop on the grill tonight, but I want everything here 🙂
Hahaha! Love it 🙂
Every meal looks so delicious!!! I got hungry 🙂 Good job on creating those wonderful meals and the pics of them!
They aren’t all my pics (credits to each pic are written below each image), but thank you 🙂
cannot wait to try some of these scrumptious looking recipes! Thank for posting all this goodness and as soon as I try something I’ll comment again!
You’re very welcome! I hope you love whatever recipe you decide to try 🙂
Wow yummo- this has got me drooling! I love that this gives so many ideas for a vegan barbecue! Can’t wait to try so of these recipes/ create some of my own!!!
Yay! So happy you like my post Kerri 🙂
This post has me dreaming of summer days instead of studying for the two finals I have this week… almost there! Those grilled peaches – I DIE. And the grill marks on that tofu. All of this looks amazing!
Haha, right!? It makes this rainy Monday morning over here seem pretty lack lustre. Soon summer, soon. 😉
Ooooo yas all the grilled goodness. I’m actually craving grilled stuff so hard right now, so this is perfect inspo. Thanks for including my soba noodle bowl in this! <3
You’re so super welcome!! 🙂
In love with this post! I cannot wait to heat up the grill. Thank you, Samantha!
You’re very welcome Sandra!
Yeah, the pictures are killer.
Thank you!
Wow! These are SO creative! I’m definitely hanging on to this post for summer cookouts. 🙂 I want to try them all! Thank you so much for including my fajitas!!
You’re very welcome Alissa! So many fun ideas eh?
Now those look seriously delicious!! Fire up the grill, make up a giant pitcher of Moscow Mules, and relax in the sunshine. LOVE!
OMG, I cannot wait to do just that!
Grilling is my favorite thing! It makes food taste AMAZING!
Thank you for sharing my grilled plantains!!!
You’re very welcome! I LOVE plantains!!! 🙂
This has been a fun post – I actually clicked on every recipe, visited all the sites, and signed up to follow some of the blogs! Thanks so much for all your work!
Aww that’s great! You’re very welcome 🙂
Sam, thank you for including my ratatouille kebabs in your round up! I’m wishing summer wasn’t over here in Australia so I could grill up these recipes!
You’re welcome! Well now you have a recipe collection good to go when the season strikes 🙂
Oh how I wish it would stop raining and warm up in Chicago so I could light my grill. So many mouthwatering recipes. Thanks for including my grilled pineapple. Sharing!
You’re most welcome! It looks soooooo delicious, will definitely by trying it this sumer 🙂
Thanks for including my Grilled corn Recipe! Wonderful collection!
Thank you! And you’re very welcome 🙂