If your eating a balanced vegetarian diet that includes: peas, beans, nuts, seeds, and whole grains; you don’t have to worry about protein. Unless your cholesterol is high eat the whole egg.

Some veggie and even meat eating Athletes include protein drinks in their diet. You may want to speak to your coach about this.

Organic Athlete – Vegan Athletes
http://www.organicathlete.org/

eggs are a good source and so are yogurts

All of the nutrients are in the egg yolk, so eat whole eggs. Peanut butter is a great source of protein and calories. Beans are super cheap and full of protein and fiber. You can get frozen edamame (soybeans) in the veggie section of the grocery store. You just boil them and eat them. They are a great side dish or snack.

tofu
I eat eggs every day and work out everyday i’m 5’7 119 and i eat 1500 calories i eat 24 eggs a week 12 on weekend and 12 during week with almonds a ounce a day and dairy like cheese its good to keep active and eat eggs u can hardboil them and they last best to eat whole egg thats what i do

go to GNC or any health food store and pick up some powdered protein milkshake supplement formula, it works wonders!

peanut butter!

there is protein in eggs nuts soy and in walgreens there are protein pills

If you’re getting plenty of protein from your diet–from beans, soy, whole grains, and seeds– it shouldn’t be a huge concern for normal activity. However, since building muscle requires a little bit more than that, I’d suggest a protein powder. If you have a Trader Joe’s nearby, they have a wonderful soy protein shake that’s completely vegan, and costs about $5 for a huge tub. It’s unflavored, so it’s best to drink it in a smoothie or a shake to mask the soy-ish taste.

Here’s a review of the powder: http://tinyurl.com/tjsoy