October: Vegetarian Awareness Month

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Celebrating October: Vegetarian Awareness Month

I have long advised people to eat less animal protein as a way to lower their intake of saturated fats and avoid environmental toxins. If you need some simple ideas to get your family or yourself started on a lifestyle that reduces or eliminates animal protein, try the following ideas:

  • Use meat as a side dish, not as the entree.
  • Prepare familiar meatless meals such as bean burritos and pasta salads.
  • Eat meat less frequently. Start with meatless breakfasts and then incorporate meatless lunches as well.
  • Substitute fresh vegetables for meat in recipes. Vegetarian chili can be just as delicious as the meat version.
  • Try meat substitutes. Tempeh, wheat meat (gluten) and soy products such as tofu or edamame can be just as satisfying as meat, and are good sources of vegetable protein.
  • Try new types of cuisine. Many ethnic cuisines offer meat-free dishes; you may not miss the meat when you have new flavors to entice you!
cortesy of DR. WEIL at www.drweil
 

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thanks Fish.

i have been vegan for 13 years now. you would be surprised how much easier veggie food is to get now.

Gardernburger Flame Grilled Hamburgers and Gardenburger Riblets are my two favorites right now.
 

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Fishhead said:
Celebrating October: Vegetarian Awareness Month

I have long advised people to eat less animal protein as a way to lower their intake of saturated fats and avoid environmental toxins. If you need some simple ideas to get your family or yourself started on a lifestyle that reduces or eliminates animal protein, try the following ideas:
  • Use meat as a side dish, not as the entree.
  • Prepare familiar meatless meals such as bean burritos and pasta salads.
  • Eat meat less frequently. Start with meatless breakfasts and then incorporate meatless lunches as well.
  • Substitute fresh vegetables for meat in recipes. Vegetarian chili can be just as delicious as the meat version.
  • Try meat substitutes. Tempeh, wheat meat (gluten) and soy products such as tofu or edamame can be just as satisfying as meat, and are good sources of vegetable protein.
  • Try new types of cuisine. Many ethnic cuisines offer meat-free dishes; you may not miss the meat when you have new flavors to entice you!
cortesy of DR. WEIL at www.drweil


Meat is an entree!!
Meatless burito? Meatless burger....jez...eat the MEAT!

Just my take....but no way i ever quit eating meat....to each his own
 

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I eat red meat no more than once a week............and alot of the time that is Bison.
 

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