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Veggie Ranch Quesadillas

Veggie Ranch Quesadillas | www.thatwasvegan.com

You know those ubiquitous veggie trays that are always anchored by a big ol’ tub of (non-vegan) ranch dressing? This is that. Only better.

Better because it has cheese. And is served between crisp flour tortillas. That’s right. I did this. I made Vegan Veggie Ranch Quesadillas and I couldn’t be happier about it. This is a really fun way to get your picky eaters to chow down on some crispy veggies.

Veggie Ranch Quesadillas | www.thatwasvegan.com

Pick your favorite vegetables, but I went with broccoli, red bell peppers, baby portabellas, tomatoes and shredded carrots. I also used shredded cheddar and some jack Daiya cheese, and of course the Follow Your Heart vegan ranch.

Sally approves of any dish made with raw veggies, because it means she gets to snack while I’m chopping!

Veggie Ranch Quesadillas | www.thatwasvegan.com

And since we’re sharing gratuitous puppy pictures, here’s one of my with my bonus dog Cody. And yes, I think he’s copping a feel.

Veggie Ranch Quesadillas | www.thatwasvegan.com

 So, OK, you’re looking for the neat little printable recipe thingy. But there isn’t one! Basically for each quesadilla all you need are two tortillas, vegan cheese of your choice (I mixed cheddar and jack), about a cup of raw veggies in bite-sized pieces (if you’re using something hard like carrots I recommend grating them), and 2-3 tablespoons of FYH vegan ranch, plus more for dipping! Voila!

 

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  • Linda October 22, 2014, 4:51 pm

    I love Your dog Sally. I also had a beautiful cocker and she had a nose just like Sally, only my Molly’s nose was very crusty. Because she was a little overweight my vet suggested giving her baby carrots. Well, Molly being the little piggy that she was, ate them all day long. Before we knew it her skin had cleared up and the crust on her nose was all gone. It took the vet at least six months to agree with me that it was the carrots, but he finally did agree!

    • Barb October 23, 2014, 7:09 am

      That’s interesting! Sally loves raw carrots so I’m sure she’d be happy to eat more of them! 😉

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