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A lot of Thai dishes seem like they’d be vegetarian-friendly, but the liberal use of fish sauce means that for strict vegetarians, Thai menus can be difficult to navigate. Luckily, if you don’t mind cooking at home, there’s an abundance of vegetarian Thai recipes available online that you can make yourself. Hooray! We’ve rounded up 20 of our favorite authentic and totally-not-authentic Thai dishes below.
Panang curry--for those who can\'t decide between curry and peanut sauce. We love this meatless version from Eats Well With Others!
This light noodle-and-veggie bowl is perfect for a work lunch.
A lot of Thai recipes aren\'t vegetarian because they include fish sauce, but Gratitude and Greens has you covered with a vegan fish sauce recipe--and a Thai Pomelo Salad.
Customize this red curry soup with your favorite vegetables.
The Circus Gardener\'s Kitchen brings us these crispy little corn fritters, served with a sweet chili dipping sauce.
These veggie burgers are infused with Thai flavors and topped with quick pickled carrot ribbons.
Rainbow carrots add color to these veggie summer rolls from The View from Great Island. Don\'t forget the peanut sauce!
Peanut Udon Noodles with Snow Peas
And speaking of peanut sauce! These peanut noodles couldn\'t be easier and the homemade sauce is sure to become a staple in your kitchen.
This recipe from Style Nectar packs the hot-and-spicy flavor of Tom Yum Soup into a big bowl of noodles!
It would be impossible to do a round-up of Thai recipes and not include Pad Thai!
This massaman curry recipe from Connoisseurus Veg uses butternut squash, kale and chickpeas, so it\'s perfect for winter.
It\'s true, they\'re not exactly authentic, but they are delicious!
Cookie Monster Cooking combines the goodness of whole grains with homemade peanut sauce in this Thai-inspired salad.
Thai Kabocha Squash Curry with Kale and Cauliflower
This hearty Thai curry makes a big batch, so you\'ll have lots of leftovers--which is good news because it freezes beautifully!
Sweet and Sour Thai Cucumber Pasta Salad
If you like the little cups of sweet and sour cucumbers you get with Thai takeout, you\'ll love this recipe from Peas and Crayons!
The chewy tofu triangles are the best part of this easy red curry recipe.
This creamy Thai Peanut Soup from Soup Addict is definitely worthy of a meal.
Noodles, tofu and lots of fresh vegetables make this salad filling and delicious.
Not a fan of tofu? Not a problem! Running to the Kitchen shares a recipe for curry made with lentils instead.
You can\'t forget about dessert, right? These Thai iced tea pops are made with coconut milk, so they\'re vegan.
Kiersten is the founder and editor of Oh My Veggies.   Read more from Kiersten →
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Being vegetarian myself, I have noticed that it is hard to find a menu that has all of my dietary requirements. I am so glad that there are so many Thai food options for vegetarians. Getting involved helps spread vegetarian options to other restaurants for sure.
Thai foods are always attractive to people who actually loves to eat fresh and bit of spicy foods. They got lots of variety of fried items. They steak is different than American. I myself love to try authentic Thai.
The very first recipe has sauce with shrimp in it (curry sauce) – not vegetarian.
Not all curry sauces have shrimp in them – many brands do not.
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