vegetarian backpacking food

try anything by mountain house, may be pricey in some ares but you can pack lots of it.

 

These folks have some pretty good freeze dried Vegetarian meals.

http://www.maryjanesfarm.com/
http://www.nitro-pak.com

Also you can find a book called: Lipsmackin Vegetarian Backpackin

Other than that try picking up a cheap dehydrator and making your own meals. I am planning a 5 day trip along the 7 devils loop in Idaho this summer and I will be dehydrating and preparing all my own foods.
Including:
Lots of pasta and veggie sauces.
Oatmeal
Lots of G.O.R.P.
Brown rice with Stir Fried veggies.
Dried apples, apricots, bannanas and whatever else fruit suits my fancy.
Peanut butter and Tortillas.
Couscous mix and veggies
Hummus mix and tortillas.

If you are an avid backpacker, buying a dehydrator is a great day to create some awesome meals and save some money.

Oh! Cliff Bars are great energy boosters and they are vegetarian/vegan, oh so tasty too.

Great Luck.

 

-Tofu jerky! I've made this. It's not bad.
-nuts, seeds, dried fruit. Dried fruit is important because it has so much natural sugar for energy.
-noodles/pasta
-oatmeal and other fast-cooking grains
-flax is great. that fat will help sustain you
-granola bars. Make your own if you don't eat honey...
-I brought Mr.Noodle with me the last time I went. It's fast.
- bring bouillion cubes with you to season. Keep some in your first aid kit as well as emergency food.
-possibly popcorn
-you can buy dehydrated vegetables in bulk bins and toss those in - anything! Same as fruit.

Saje

 

bannock bannOCK BANNOCK!