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The 16 pages that link to Vegetarian cuisine, each with the reason it gives.

• Dim sumRelated: Vegetable and tofu fillings allow dim sum menus to include meat-free dishes.

• FalafelNarrower topic: Falafel is a widely eaten meat-free dish, though recipes and accompaniments vary.

• Fish and chipsCompared with: Vegetarian versions replace the defining fish while retaining the meal's fried-potato format.

• Sunday roastCompared with: Vegetarian versions replace the roast meat while retaining the meal’s shared structure.

• RatatouilleNarrower topic: Ratatouille is naturally suited to vegetarian meals.

• KebabCompared with: Vegetable-based kebabs adapt the dish’s grilling methods without meat or fish.

• BorschtNarrower topic: Meatless borscht is a substantial version, not merely a garnish-free broth.

• Butter chickenRelated: Vegetarian adaptations replace chicken while retaining the dish’s recognizable sauce.

• Lacto-ovo vegetarianismRelated: Its dishes often adapt naturally to a diet that allows dairy and eggs.

• Main courseRelated: It shows how a substantial main course can center vegetables, legumes, or grains.

• Chicken nuggetRelated: Plant-based nugget alternatives adapt the familiar shape and coating without chicken.

• Green curryRelated: Vegetable-based versions replace meat while keeping the curry paste and aromatic broth.

• Shepherd’s pieCompared with: Plant-based versions replace the lamb while keeping the layered pie format.

• YakisobaRelated: Vegetable-based yakisoba is easy to adapt, though sauces and cooking surfaces may contain animal ingredients.

• Hot and sour soupRelated: Tofu and mushrooms make meat-free versions straightforward, though stock ingredients still matter.

• ZhajiangmianRelated: Mushrooms or tofu can replace pork while preserving a substantial sauce.