We were hosting a get together for Sunday football and several of our invited guests don't eat meat. 2 of them were vegan so I promised I would have options for them. I really started over thinking it because I had never made vegan recipes... meatless yes, but not vegan.Then I started to think of football faves that I enjoy. Then it hit me... CHILI! Chili is one of my all time favorite foods especially during the fall and winter. I made a vegan version and let me tell you... you won't miss the meat. Everyone at the party ate it and loved it :-)I made this the day before and then just heated it in the crockpot the next morning.

I'm not vegan by any means. But this turned out good enough that it's my new go-to chili recipe for sure.

Made for Adam, with love.

So easy and very inexpensive. I make this just in case someone has special dietary needs or we just need something quick to eat. Even our pooch loves it.

Looking for the proper dish to ring in the holiday season? You’ve come to the right place. This dairy-free chili recipe is chock-full of vegetables and packed with protein, making it a healthy alternative to traditional chili recipes. It’s the perfect comfort food for a cozy night in, or for celebrating with guests. For a little extra creaminess, try using Almond Breeze Unsweetened Cashewmilk. Garnish with desired toppings like tortilla strips, shredded cheese, and green onion.

I attempted to make a vegetarian chili by referencing a recipe that my husband found.You can use any kind of vegetables. I recommend keeping the kidney beans, corn, mushrooms, and onions, but the rest of the vegetables can be varied. Throw in many kinds of leftover vegetables! Recipe by popo

This is prior to cooking. Got too hungry and ate all the chili before I could take a final pic :excited