Vegetarian meals

Risotto is one of my favourites. You can make it with virtually anything.
Pasta dishes also lend themselves to infinite variety.
Delia Smith has some lovely vegetarian recipes and your local library will have loads of vegetarian cookery books.
Also, some people who claim to be vegetarians eat fish. Might be worth checking out

No one one should be flummoxed by producing a few non meat meals these days- I’d recommend Bosh books for starters but they have a free online recipes too. Their black bean chilli is always a hit , serve with rice , tortilla chips and salad. Curries, pasta, tagine, stir fry etc easily made veggie. Breakfast is simple - cereals, porridge, berries, yoghurts , non dairy if they are dairy free but worth a try for anyone , almond or oat milk , toast etc. Lunches- sandwiches, salads , soups just don’t have meat!

Breakfast / brunch / lunch

Pancakes with berries and yoghurt
Smashed avocado on toast with poached egg and chilli
Porridge with banana and almond flakes
Devilled mushrooms on toast
Welsh rarebit and salad
Frittata
Homemade soup and cheese scones
Pitta pockets with hummus and sprouting beans
Caesar salad with grilled haloumi and spiced salad topping

There are lots of vegetarian recipes here on Gransnet too!

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While not actually suggesting you buy a cookery book for this occasion, you could probably find inspiration by googling The Green Roasting Tin by Rukmini Iyer. Literally one dish vegan and vegetarian dinners.
One recipe which always impresses and is dead easy is this one, Miso Aubergines with Tofu, Sesame and Chilli

Pasta with pesto, feta, and sun-dried tomatoes for any meat eaters add crispy fried chopped bacon.

Vegetarian Lasagne :

Start by roasting cut up peppers ,courgettes ,whole mushrooms and tomatoes in a covered pan at 180 for about 45 minutes .You need a tiny bit of water or tomato juice to keep them from drying out whilst cooking .

Make a cheese sauce as you normally would , but you can use substitute milk and cheese . I like a touch of nutmeg in my cheese sauce .

Season the vegetables

Layer the roast vegetables with pasta and pour the sauce over as you create the layers ...

Sprinkle some extra cheese on top .

Cover and cook through for about 15 minutes .

I sometimes add chopped mixed nuts to the roast vegetables after cooking .

I used to make a classic meat lasagne until one day I made this for a vegetarian .

My kids tried it and abandoned the meat one and now prefer the vegetarian version even though two of them are meat eaters .

Vegetable curries, there aare hundreds of different ones.

aubergine parmigiana

Mushroom and chestnut casserole

something with cous-cous, or a vegetable curry.
i assumed most people were at least semi-veggie nowadays.

Felafel is very easy to make too.

Halloumi burgers in baps with salad and fries or new potatoes, and halloumi spinach and chickpea curry are firm favourites here.

A vegetarian Shepherd’s Pie substituting tinned lentils for meat and topped with sweet potatoes goes down a treat and can be frozen, so just needs overnight in the fridge and fresh grated vegetarian cheddar

Ratatouille and Oven chips.

This is nice > www.tilda.com/products/steamed-lemon-herb-basmati-rice/

That sounds very tasty Grandmadinosaur. Eggs Florentine is a good breakfast too and my very favourite (usually in Hotels) is smoked haddock topped with a poached egg.
The breakfast muffins are not only easy to make, but can go into a packed lunch, if you’re out and about.

When we had a veggie friend coming for dinner I just winged it and made up a version of a savoury plait. Used bought puff pastry and for filling down the middle I put cooked onion,garlic,peppers,mushrooms,herbs,cheese and a small amount of drained tinned tomatoes so it wasn’t too dry. It was very tasty if I say so myself!

Hugh Fernley-Whittingstall has a great cookery book call ‘Veg’, it’s full of fantastic recipes- you could look online for it?
My dd is vegetarian.

A lovely vegi stir fry my go to dinner with rice noodles or chips

Your final sentence reminded me of something my youngest brother said when Mum told him he was too fussy an eater. He said: "That's not true. There are only two things I don't like: meat and vegetables."

Always a bit of a clever clogs he was ?

One of my favourites is sliced aubergine spread with pasta sauce and grated cheese, (I use a smoked cheese) baked until crispy.
I also like fried, spiced rice with cashew nuts. It's a Madhur Jaffrey recipe.
Enjoy your vegetarian visitors
I have been vegetarian for 35 years and am none the worse for it.
The only thing I don't eat is meat!

Eggs Benedict for breakfast. Tart it up with sourdough bread and chili jam. Egg and cheese muffins.
For dinner, mushroom stroganoff, blue cheese and vegetable pies.
I know you have to be careful with cheese are some are not vegetarian friendly.

DH often had veggies staying overnight - usual breakfasts of cereals, toast and preserves. Cooked was just without bacon/sausage - so mushrooms, tomato, hash browns, eggs in whatever style and baked beans. Good suggestions/recommendations from GG13 for other meals.

You can make a nice chilli con (non) carne, using red lentils and more kidney beans than usual.

Pasta with veggies

Roast cauliflower steak

Courgettie spaghetti

Mushroom stroganoff

Mixed bean cassoulet

Go on to the BBC Food website

Google Simon Rimmer recipes he has hundreds of veggie & vegan dishes the majority of which are easy peasey.