First Time publishes an article about the ethics of eating meat and now The Wall Street journal publishes a vegetarian recipe spread
Meet the Meaty Veggies
A host of chefs are creating vegetable dishes that are anything but dainty.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... _and_Drink
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The Wall Street Journal : "Meet the Meaty Veggies"
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The Wall Street Journal : "Meet the Meaty Veggies"
by Jhana4 » Mon Apr 04, 2011 8:58 am
In reading the scriptures, there are two kinds of mistakes:
One mistake is to cling to the literal text and miss the inner principles.
The second mistake is to recognize the principles but not apply them to your own mind, so that you waste time and just make them into causes of entanglement.
One mistake is to cling to the literal text and miss the inner principles.
The second mistake is to recognize the principles but not apply them to your own mind, so that you waste time and just make them into causes of entanglement.
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Re: The Wall Street Journal : "Meet the Meaty Veggies"
by Ben » Mon Apr 04, 2011 9:22 am
Thanks Jhana4
On the subject of making vegie meals taste 'meaty', I have just finished my first trial of using Quorn mince in a chilli con carne type meal (sans meat) with quinoa on the side. I was really quite impressed with the mycoprotein.
kind regards
Ben
On the subject of making vegie meals taste 'meaty', I have just finished my first trial of using Quorn mince in a chilli con carne type meal (sans meat) with quinoa on the side. I was really quite impressed with the mycoprotein.
kind regards
Ben
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Re: The Wall Street Journal : "Meet the Meaty Veggies"
by alan » Thu Apr 07, 2011 2:01 am
Good news--Quorn is the only meat substitute that appears healthful. It is far better than soy isolate, which should be avoided. I would recommend it to all vegetarians. Seems like a real breakthrough.
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Re: The Wall Street Journal : "Meet the Meaty Veggies"
by octathlon » Thu Apr 07, 2011 3:45 am
I recently tried the Quorn "chik'n" patties and I thought they were pretty good. 
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