There will be meat dishes in the canteen every day. How to cook meat dishes? Give it to others or throw it away. I believe in Buddhism and can't eat meat.

First of all, Buddhism often teaches us to cherish food. Both plants and animals are alive. Now that the food is ready, it is wrong to throw it away, which is a disrespect for life.

If you believe in Buddhism, your heart should be kind. In Buddhism, vegetarianism is not simply vegetarianism, because vegetarianism can make people who have no determination not to disturb people's food, and can do good indirectly without killing their desires. (I don't advocate the theory of building a business by virtue, so I don't consider it. )

Then since the food is made, you should eat it. If you have converted and don't want to eat any food that affects your mind, it is ok to share it with colleagues or friends.

However, colleagues eat so many foods that affect their minds because they are afraid of affecting their minds, right? Although learning Buddhism does not advocate pulling colleagues and friends to be vegetarians, it is wrong for friends to eat more meat because they don't eat meat, and this has not changed their lives and has been made into food.

So I suggest you go to the canteen and talk to the restaurant where you cook, and try to make vegetarian dishes. If vegetables are fried with vegetarian dishes, just ask the chef to cook less, and don't throw them away even if they are eaten with meat. It doesn't hurt to share it with colleagues once in a while.