The Veggie Thread
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ratsapprentice
God can gtfo
I guess sunflower or some form of nut oil, haven't read about their (relative) suitability for (healthy) cooking though.
Djabthrash
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Sesame oil is the shit.
EDIT : not neutral by any means in terms of taste tho', and strong (not bad tho') smell as well
EDIT : not neutral by any means in terms of taste tho', and strong (not bad tho') smell as well
I'm pretty much as confused as you are, I've heard it also depends on some oils being "neutral" in taste such as sunflower, and others having a distinguished taste such as olive oil, I've heard coconut oil takes a lot of heat without scorching so it's good for high temp cooking, but that's pretty much all I know so far, I pretty much use olive oil for everything because I live in Spain and that's we do here hahaha
Recently, I've decided to go veggie for one day a week. I'll probably do more if I can find some great recipes.
Last week I made a Chick Pea curry, it was amazing. Didn't miss meat at all!
Last week I made a Chick Pea curry, it was amazing. Didn't miss meat at all!
Djabthrash
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This is a good start !
Also, besides cooking your own stuff, depending on where you live (and if you are not on a budget) you can get some nice vegetarian food for cheap/a decent price : Libanese (Falafel, Hummus, ...), Indian (Lentil Curry, Vegetables Samosa...), Tex/Mex (stuff with beans, guacamole...), Japanese/Chinese/Vietnamese (Fried Tofu, Seaweed, Vietnamese Pho Soup with tofu and soy, ...), Morrocan (Veggie couscous with chickpeas...), ...
http://ohsheglows.com/2011/05/04/vegan-enchiladas-with-cilantro-avocado-cream-sauce-2/
My wife made these Enchiladas this evening. They were amazing. Incredibly tasty and filling.
My wife made these Enchiladas this evening. They were amazing. Incredibly tasty and filling.
Djabthrash
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El_Gato
I love this gain
aubergine
slice it thinly
fry them with oil and salt, well done
put them on a plate
chop 2 cloves of garlic, very chopped
some chopped parsley, more than you would
add raw to the plate along with a whole lemon juice
thank the libaneses
slice it thinly
fry them with oil and salt, well done
put them on a plate
chop 2 cloves of garlic, very chopped
some chopped parsley, more than you would
add raw to the plate along with a whole lemon juice
thank the libaneses
Decimator
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This is very simple. I did not even know that ginger and banana go well together
Banana-ginger smoothie.
1 Banana
Thumb size piece of fresh ginger (or as much as you can take)
1 dl of milk of your choice. I used vanilla soy milk.
Blend!
Some lime or lemon juice will work in here too.
Banana-ginger smoothie.
1 Banana
Thumb size piece of fresh ginger (or as much as you can take)
1 dl of milk of your choice. I used vanilla soy milk.
Blend!
Some lime or lemon juice will work in here too.
infest
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Something quite similar to http://www.urbanfarmonline.com/sustainable-living/eat-local/pumpkin-pancakes.aspx
By the way, am I the only one who just cannot stand eggplant? It just... sucks
Djabthrash
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Homemade hummus and guacamole for the win !
By the way, in hindsight, here's what got me into thinking about animal rights, veganism and stuff, years ago :
It all rooted from this sick-ass song, by this sick-ass band, with a massive production by... Andy Sneap
If it was not for this song/this band i guess i'd be eatin' some McDonalds right now, have a huge belly, feel "bored" and getting fucked-up on whiskey or pot.
By the way, in hindsight, here's what got me into thinking about animal rights, veganism and stuff, years ago :
It all rooted from this sick-ass song, by this sick-ass band, with a massive production by... Andy Sneap
If it was not for this song/this band i guess i'd be eatin' some McDonalds right now, have a huge belly, feel "bored" and getting fucked-up on whiskey or pot.
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