Yes, there are some recipes for vegan coleslaw without any mayonnaise or any other egg and milk product. You can find one of them here, glutefreegoddess .
In a vegan recipes there cannot be any meat, but there can also be no animal products. A commonly missed item would be gelatin and cannot be included in these recipes.
Coleslaw recipes can be found at Food Network, Simply Recipes, Taste of Home, Smitten Kitchen, My Recipes, Eating Well, Meal Ideas, Side Dish Plus and Southern Food.
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Good vegan recipes can be found at your local bookstore and often times in your local grocery store. Any recipe using beans and rice can be whipped into a quick vegan meal!
Some delicious vegan TVP recipes you can try at home include vegan chili, vegan sloppy joes, and vegan tacos.
A vegan vegetarian, or vegan for short, does not eat any animal product. This includes meat, dairy, eggs, fish, honey, or any foods that contain those products in their recipes.
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Agar agar is a vegan gelatin substitute that can be used in recipes.
There are several quick vegan recipes that mainly use tofu. One of the recipes you can make is tofu patties, easy tofu ravioli, spicy tofu spinach quiche, and lemon pepper baked tofu. There are many vegan recipe sites to choose from or you can purchase books on vegan cooking.
For more cabbage recipes I suggest eatingwell.com. They have a variety of recipes, that are very much diffeent from boiled cabbage and coleslaw. They also have pictures of each recipe when complete.
Vegan recipes can be found in many different places. There are specifically vegan cookbooks that are widely available, as well as online resources and websites that can provide vegan recipes. Any recipe can be made vegan by swapping certain ingredients with replacement ingredients that are vegan, too.