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 Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 5:59 pm
I tried to be a vegitarian, but I couldn't do it. I just see meat everywhere and its just so hard. I think I need help.
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Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 1:35 pm
FrggysBabyGrl I tried to be a vegitarian, but I couldn't do it. I just see meat everywhere and its just so hard. I think I need help. Well, if you want to try it again, there's always immitation meat products (morning star = teh best). And try to cut back slowly instead of going veg over night is supposed to help. I guess cut out red meat first, then pork, then chicken and then fish. Also, it's a good idea to raid the grocery store and find good vegetarian food that you can eat. And invest in a good vegetarian recipe book (you can buy one at a used book store even). Try lots of different vegetarian foods that you wouldn't have before. Tofu (despite the fact that everyone says it's gross even though they've never had it before) is actually very good. And joining an online vegetarian community can help too since they're going through the same things you are. 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 4:50 pm
The mai reason people hate tofu is that no one knows how to cook it properly, so it gets this funky, soft consistency.
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Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:14 pm
Epona Bride The mai reason people hate tofu is that no one knows how to cook it properly, so it gets this funky, soft consistency. Yeah. I'm going to try to bread and fry some like "chicken nuggets" tomorrow. Omg my uni's cafeteria has the best tofu nuggets. xd
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Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 11:44 am
sabre_the_bogle Epona Bride The mai reason people hate tofu is that no one knows how to cook it properly, so it gets this funky, soft consistency. Yeah. I'm going to try to bread and fry some like "chicken nuggets" tomorrow. Omg my uni's cafeteria has the best tofu nuggets. xd lol, I love your sig. George Harrison is my hero. heart
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Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 2:01 pm
Adain-chan sabre_the_bogle Epona Bride The mai reason people hate tofu is that no one knows how to cook it properly, so it gets this funky, soft consistency. Yeah. I'm going to try to bread and fry some like "chicken nuggets" tomorrow. Omg my uni's cafeteria has the best tofu nuggets. xd lol, I love your sig. George Harrison is my hero. heart I heart George too. And John. whee
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Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 6:30 pm
sabre_the_bogle Adain-chan sabre_the_bogle Epona Bride The mai reason people hate tofu is that no one knows how to cook it properly, so it gets this funky, soft consistency. Yeah. I'm going to try to bread and fry some like "chicken nuggets" tomorrow. Omg my uni's cafeteria has the best tofu nuggets. xd lol, I love your sig. George Harrison is my hero. heart I heart George too. And John. whee What if we could combine George and John into, like a single entity? Weird...but awesome! *drool
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Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2006 8:02 pm
That would be like combining myself and bean into a single entity...
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Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu
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Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2006 8:48 pm
Epona Bride sabre_the_bogle Adain-chan sabre_the_bogle Epona Bride The mai reason people hate tofu is that no one knows how to cook it properly, so it gets this funky, soft consistency. Yeah. I'm going to try to bread and fry some like "chicken nuggets" tomorrow. Omg my uni's cafeteria has the best tofu nuggets. xd lol, I love your sig. George Harrison is my hero. heart I heart George too. And John. whee What if we could combine George and John into, like a single entity? Weird...but awesome! *drool That would be kind of weird because of their personalities. Lennon/McCartney makes more sense to me.
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 1:47 pm
freeze little tofu cubes (1 inch by 1 inch) over night and then thaw them and marinate them (i just use bbq sauce cause we dumpster dove a bunch and have to use it all up) then i make a beer batter for them (flour, spices, beer, and a little sugar) and fry them...yummy
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 6:46 pm
Though at times I have thought about becoming a vegetarian, as I do not eat that much meat anyway, I don't think I'll ever make that decision. Humans evolved as omnivores, and I believe that it's healthier to eat meat, though in small amounts, than to be vegetarian, though of course organic food should be eaten at all times, whether animal or vegetable.
I find it rather ironic that in your general supermarket in the US foods are labeled differently if they are organic, but in Europe special labels are needed if food has chemicals added!
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 8:01 pm
Aetheling Though at times I have thought about becoming a vegetarian, as I do not eat that much meat anyway, I don't think I'll ever make that decision. Humans evolved as omnivores, and I believe that it's healthier to eat meat, though in small amounts, than to be vegetarian, though of course organic food should be eaten at all times, whether animal or vegetable. I find it rather ironic that in your general supermarket in the US foods are labeled differently if they are organic, but in Europe special labels are needed if food has chemicals added! Hm... I don't think I have any good reason not to move to the Netherlands. 4laugh
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Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 9:32 pm
Aetheling Though at times I have thought about becoming a vegetarian, as I do not eat that much meat anyway, I don't think I'll ever make that decision. Humans evolved as omnivores, and I believe that it's healthier to eat meat, though in small amounts, than to be vegetarian, though of course organic food should be eaten at all times, whether animal or vegetable. I find it rather ironic that in your general supermarket in the US foods are labeled differently if they are organic, but in Europe special labels are needed if food has chemicals added! They DO?! Jeeze, that rocks! I agree with you about humans being omnivorious, but I don't agree with eating mat being healthIER. Emphasis on IER. I think that meat based, grain based, vegetable based and fruit based diets are all just simply different lifestyles; all with thier own benefits. I'm vegan and I totally dig meat myself. I'm also thinking about going FREEgan. Seems to me that it's more important to make sure that food doesn't go to waste. After being in a store closing and seeing so much stuff getting just thrown away, I definitely think we should clean the crap out of our holes before we start digging new ones. You know what I mean?
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 11:57 am
humans evolutionary ancestory is fruitivourous the size and shape of our teeth, length and shape of out intestines, and strength of our stomach acid along with a study of some of our closest relatives bears this out
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 4:25 pm
Soymilk_Gun humans evolutionary ancestory is fruitivourous the size and shape of our teeth, length and shape of out intestines, and strength of our stomach acid along with a study of some of our closest relatives bears this out Neat! Do you have a link to a site that could explain this in more detail?
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