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Children Vegan meals?

My sister is a vegan and she has twins she was raising to be vegan as well. I am not vegan / vegetarian (no comments about my lifestyle please!) but now I take care of children while she is deployed overseas. Its their birthday soon and I really want to throw a party, but I can not find ideas for things that most children 6-7 years old that do not eat. I can not even for pizza because they have milk in them and its starting to be frustrating, but I do not want to tell my nephews to suck just because mommy abroad. Any ideas or links to sites that have good recipes? I know that her children can eat, but I do not want to order food for everyone and two children can say "No you can not!" So I'm looking for vegan food that will appeal to their friends (who have no dietary restrictions).

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This is another quick and easy dish chicken. The mint and sour sauce was made separately, but it could probably be done using ingredients bittersweet to deglaze the pan used to fry "chicken. As with almost all the recipes you try to do as quickly and effectively as you can, you start the pasta (in this case, noodles) cooked while you work on the rest of the dish.

The dried egg noodles I take 5-8 minutes, leaving plenty of time to fry "the chicken and put mint and sweet and sour sauce together. You could use another sweet and sour sauce that the mint flavor if you prefer. Mint sauce base are usually reserved for dishes of lamb, but my mouth says it works great for chicken too.

Ingredients

To stir-fry chicken '

4 without skin, boneless chicken tenders (about 6 ounces)
1 tsp tablespoons olive oil
salt
pepper

Mint sweet and sour sauce
1 / 4 cp of mint leaves fresh, chopped
1 / 2 cp cider vinegar
1 / 2 cp honey

Preparation

Noodles – prepared by the directions on the package. I used 2 handfuls and cook about 5 minutes until the water is returned to a boil when adding the noodles.

Stir Chicken '
1 – Season chicken on both sides with salt and pepper
2 – Add the olive oil jumped to a 'pot or stove
3 – Fry the chicken fillets for about 1 1 / 2 minutes per side (until opaque white)

Sauce preparation
1 – Add the honey and vinegar in a saucepan and stir until smooth. If vinegar is strong, add a little water to dilute.
2 – Chop and add the mint leaves.
3 – Bring to boil then set aside for about 10 minutes
4 – Add the cooked chicken

Drain the noodles and pour sauce over chicken and them and serve immediately.

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