Vegan Christmas Dinner Ideas with Rice and Pea Protein

Vegan Christmas Dinner Ideas with Rice and Pea Protein

Christmas is a time for indulgent meals, festive cheer, and sharing quality food with loved ones. Creating a vegan Christmas dinner that's delicious and satisfying for those following a plant-based diet is easier than ever. One great way to boost the protein content of your holiday meals is by incorporating rice and pea protein, two excellent plant-based sources that provide essential amino acids. At Prot, we offer a range of plant-based protein products that can elevate your holiday dinner, making it a nutritious and flavorful feast.


Why Choose Rice and Pea Protein for Christmas Dinner?

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Rice and pea proteins are outstanding sources of complete proteins, providing all nine essential amino acids our bodies require for optimal function. Incorporating these proteins into your diet can greatly enhance your nutritional intake. These proteins are easily digestible, making them a great choice for any meal, especially during festive times when energy and nourishment are key. Additionally, rice and pea proteins are hypoallergenic and free from dairy, gluten, and soy, making them suitable for those with dietary restrictions.


At Prot, our products, such as the 30g Protein Veg Fingers and 30g Protein Veg Tikki, are made with a combination of pea protein, rice protein, and quinoa. They offer a delicious, protein-packed meal that everyone at the table can enjoy. Look at some vegan Christmas dinner ideas where these proteins can shine.


  • Vegan Protein Tikki StarterFlavorful Chicken Shammi Kebab with Spices and Herbs
  • Start your Christmas dinner with a delightful vegan appetizer. Our 30g Protein Veg Tikki, made from pea protein, rice protein, and quinoa, is perfect as a starter. These crispy, tender tikkis can be served with a tangy mint chutney or a sweet tamarind dip. Their hearty texture and rich flavour will impress even non-vegan guests.


  • Vegan Christmas Roast with ProteinFried chicken nuggets with crispy topping on blue backgroun.
  • No Christmas dinner is complete without a show-stopping roast. You can make a vegan roast using 30g Protein Veg Fingers, which are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. These protein-rich fingers can be arranged on a platter as the centrepiece of your meal. Pair them with roasted vegetables, mashed potatoes, and a generous serving of vegan gravy for a comforting, satisfying main course.


    To make this dish more festive, consider stuffing the 30g Protein Veg Fingers with sautéed mushrooms, onions, and fresh herbs. The rich, savoury stuffing will complement the crispy fingers and provide a hearty, protein-packed alternative to traditional plant-based roasts.


  • Vegan Stuffed Mushroom Caps with Rice ProteinA plate of vegan stuffed portobello mushrooms with vegan food photos 508jpg
  • Stuffed mushrooms are a timeless side dish that can effortlessly be transformed into a delicious vegan option. Combining cooked rice, sautéed vegetables, and a scoop of rice protein will create a satisfying, protein-packed dish that everyone will love. Stuff the mixture into large mushroom caps and bake them until golden brown. These stuffed mushrooms are guaranteed to be a standout at your Christmas table. They provide a savoury and satisfying side dish that is both flavorful and nutritious—perfect for impressing your guests!


  • Vegan Christmas Salad with ProteinHome made Fish Cake cod, spinach and breadcrumbs
  • A fresh salad is a delightful addition to any holiday meal, particularly when it features a mix of textures and flavours everyone can enjoy. To add extra protein to your salad, top it with crispy 30g Protein Veg Fingers or Veg Tikki. The combination of leafy greens, roasted nuts, and a lemony dressing will pair beautifully with the hearty texture of the protein-rich additions, creating a balanced and festive salad.


  • Protein-Packed Vegan DimsumsModak is an Indian sweet dumpling offered to Lord Ganapati on Ganesh Chaturthi Festival. Indian festival food
  • Dim sums are a fun and unique way to decorate your Christmas dinner. Our 22g Protein Veg Garlic Dimsums are made with pea protein and are perfect for those looking for an appetizer with an Asian twist. Steam or pan-fry them for a delicious, bite-sized treat. These savoury dim sum can be served with a side of soy or chilli sauce for dipping, adding an extra layer of flavour to your Christmas spread.


  • Protein-Infused Vegan Christmas DessertTop view yummy jelly pancakes with candies on a white
  • While Christmas dinner typically focuses on savoury dishes, why not end the meal with a protein-packed vegan dessert? You can incorporate pea or rice protein into your dessert by adding it to a vegan cheesecake base or using it to make a creamy chocolate mousse. This ensures that even your sweet tooth is satisfied while keeping your meal nutritious.


    Conclusion: A Nutritious and Festive Christmas Feast

    This Christmas, elevate your plant-based dinner with rich, versatile pea and rice protein flavours. Whether you're serving a roasted protein main course, crispy appetizers, or protein-packed sides and desserts, Prot's range of products—such as 30g Protein Veg Fingers, 30g Protein Veg Tikki, and 22g Protein Veg Garlic Dimsums—will ensure your vegan christmas dinner is both delicious and nutritionally balanced.quotCloseup of a Hispanic Family Gathering Around a Festive Mealquot

    These dishes not only bring festive flavours to your table but also make the holidays more inclusive for everyone. With these easy-to-make recipes and the quality protein products from Prot, you'll be able to enjoy a vegan christmas dinner that's satisfying, delicious, and packed with the right nutrients.

    Make this Christmas extra special with meals as healthy as they are delicious—thanks to the power of plant-based proteins!

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