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You need some protein in there. Here is a meal plan from Peta. You will probably need to be on a vitamin also because most Vegans or vegetarians have a hard time getting all of their needed vitamins and minerals.

http://www.peta.org/living/vegetarian-living/two-week-vegan-meal-plan.aspx

It's totally possible. I hate soy and tofu and don't eat root vegetables (carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, garlic, etc) and I don't eat any fruits with a juicy red center (pomegranates, tomatoes, watermelon).

Look up Indian food recipes. Most of them are vegan and the ones that aren't can easily be made vegan and they are tasty.

It's possible. You may need to work on introducing more things into your diet though. Do you like almond milk? It's a little different than soy. I heard that you should try an item 15 to 20 times before you decide you dislike it. Just like you do with a baby.

Good luck.   I couldn't go do it. I live on carbs, cow and chicken. Sometimes I'll throw in some turkey or pig.

Quoting Addi's Momma:" You need some protein in there. Here is a meal plan from Peta. You will probably need to be on a vitamin ... [snip!] ... getting all of their needed vitamins and minerals. http://www.peta.org/living/vegetarian-living/two-week-vegan-meal-plan.aspx"

If you eat a balanced diet, you don't need a vitamin. I haven't had vitamins since I went veg 5 years ago.

Quoting khigh:" It's totally possible. I hate soy and tofu and don't eat root vegetables (carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, ... [snip!] ... Look up Indian food recipes. Most of them are vegan and the ones that aren't can easily be made vegan and they are tasty."

*Love* Indian food.   

Quoting Addi's Momma:" You need some protein in there. Here is a meal plan from Peta. You will probably need to be on a vitamin ... [snip!] ... getting all of their needed vitamins and minerals. http://www.peta.org/living/vegetarian-living/two-week-vegan-meal-plan.aspx"

thank you ill check that out.  

i hate peta, but i will give their food a try.

Quoting khigh:" It's totally possible. I hate soy and tofu and don't eat root vegetables (carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, ... [snip!] ... Look up Indian food recipes. Most of them are vegan and the ones that aren't can easily be made vegan and they are tasty."

hmmmm. that might be a stretch for me, ill have to first get over the smell - i cannot stand it.

anything without curry or strong smelling spices in indian food?

Quoting kate & tilly:" It's possible. You may need to work on introducing more things into your diet though. Do you like almond ... [snip!] ... than soy. I heard that you should try an item 15 to 20 times before you decide you dislike it. Just like you do with a baby."

thats a good rule to remember. Ill have to try that.

im so serious about changing my lifestyle, something just clicked and i feel differently this time. So if i ever had a chance, now is it.

That list of meals you gave is not nearly enough calories to live on.

Quoting Mary.:" hmmmm. that might be a stretch for me, ill have to first get over the smell - i cannot stand it. anything without curry or strong smelling spices in indian food?"

Vindaloo!

http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=1972875

http://indianfood.about.com/od/vegetarianrecipes/tp/topveggies.htm

What about fish? Eggs?

Look into things within the Mediterranean diet. Hummus is awesome. Greek yogurt is high in protein.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mary.:</b>" thats a good rule to remember. Ill have to try that. im so serious about changing my lifestyle, something just clicked and i feel differently this time. So if i ever had a chance, now is it."</blockquote>




I've started using that as a rule for myself! I actually really like tofu now. I hated it in the beginning.

My friend Crista is amazing at this vegan stuff. She has a blog - www.peacelovequinoa.com

Check it out!