7 Day Vegetarian Purim Meal Plan Outline

 


7 Day Vegetarian Purim Meal Plan Outline 



Here’s a detailed 7-day Vegetarian Purim Meal Plan outline that is fully Kosher, adheres to strict Kashrut, and avoids pork, mushrooms, shrimp, shellfish, and tuna. Each day includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a festive snack/treat option in honor of Purim.



Day 1 – Classic Start

  • Breakfast:

    • Spinach and feta cheese omelette (Dairy)

    • Whole wheat kosher-for-Purim challah toast

    • Fresh orange slices

  • Lunch:

    • Roasted vegetable quinoa salad with cherry tomatoes, cucumber, and olives (Pareve)

    • Tahini-lemon dressing

    • Apple slices

  • Dinner:

    • Lentil stew with carrots, celery, and sweet potatoes (Pareve)

    • Served with roasted cauliflower

    • Warm whole-grain kosher-for-Purim bread

  • Snack/Treat:

    • Hamantaschen with apricot filling (Dairy or Pareve)


Day 2 – Mediterranean Flair

  • Breakfast:

    • Greek yogurt parfait with granola and mixed berries (Dairy)

    • Drizzle of kosher-for-Purim honey

  • Lunch:

    • Roasted red pepper and eggplant salad (Pareve)

    • Side of herbed couscous (ensure kosher-for-Purim certification)

    • Pita triangles

  • Dinner:

    • Stuffed bell peppers with rice, pine nuts, and raisins (Pareve)

    • Steamed green beans with lemon and garlic

  • Snack/Treat:

    • Fresh fruit platter with pomegranate seeds and figs


Day 3 – Comfort Classics

  • Breakfast:

    • Avocado toast on kosher-for-Purim whole-grain bread (Pareve)

    • Sliced tomatoes and cucumber on the side

  • Lunch:

    • Creamy butternut squash soup (Dairy)

    • Side of Israeli salad with olive oil and lemon

  • Dinner:

    • Spinach and cheese blintzes (Dairy)

    • Roasted asparagus with a sprinkle of sesame seeds

  • Snack/Treat:

    • Chocolate-dipped dried apricots (Pareve)


Day 4 – Israeli-Inspired

  • Breakfast:

    • Labneh with olive oil drizzle and za’atar (Dairy)

    • Sliced cucumbers and cherry tomatoes

  • Lunch:

    • Falafel with tahini sauce and pickled vegetables (Pareve)

    • Served with warm pita

  • Dinner:

    • Baked eggplant with tomato sauce and mozzarella (Dairy)

    • Couscous with herbs and pine nuts

  • Snack/Treat:

    • Hamantaschen with poppy seed filling (Pareve)


Day 5 – Light & Fresh

  • Breakfast:

    • Smoothie bowl with banana, berries, almond milk (Pareve)

    • Topped with sliced almonds and coconut flakes

  • Lunch:

    • Chickpea and avocado salad with lemon vinaigrette (Pareve)

    • Whole-grain crackers

  • Dinner:

    • Sweet potato and black bean stew (Pareve)

    • Steamed broccoli with olive oil and lemon

  • Snack/Treat:

    • Mini fruit tarts with kosher-for-Purim pastry (Dairy)


Day 6 – Festive & Colorful

  • Breakfast:

    • Cheese and herb omelette (Dairy)

    • Fresh fruit on the side

  • Lunch:

    • Roasted vegetable pasta salad with pesto (Dairy or Pareve if nut-based)

    • Side of marinated olives

  • Dinner:

    • Stuffed zucchini boats with rice, vegetables, and tomato sauce (Pareve)

    • Mixed greens salad

  • Snack/Treat:

    • Hamantaschen with chocolate filling (Pareve)


Day 7 – Purim Celebration

  • Breakfast:

    • Bagel with cream cheese, tomato, and cucumber slices (Dairy)

    • Fresh berries

  • Lunch:

    • Lentil and vegetable patties with tahini sauce (Pareve)

    • Roasted carrot and beet salad

  • Dinner:

    • Vegetarian “Seudah” (festive meal):

      • Stuffed peppers with rice, nuts, and dried fruit (Pareve)

      • Roasted root vegetables with herbs

      • Green salad with vinaigrette

  • Snack/Treat:

    • Purim cookie platter: Hamantaschen with assorted fillings (apricot, poppy seed, chocolate)


✅ Notes:

  • All meals avoid prohibited ingredients: pork, mushrooms, shellfish, shrimp and tuna.

  • Ensure all breads, pastries, and granola are kosher-for-Purim certified.

  • Protein sources are vegetarian-friendly (eggs, dairy, legumes, grains, nuts).

  • Purim treats like hamantaschen are included daily to honor the holiday.





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