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- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 20.07.03 20:28 UTC
Can anyone recommend any good sensible books/websites about veganism?

My 17-year old nephew, who I saw for the first time for ages, looks so thin and frail :( . I'm sure he's not eating enough protein, but what is there apart from soya?
- By chaliepud [gb] Date 20.07.03 20:49 UTC
Nuts! And lentils, sure there are more (tofu?)
- By snoopy [gb] Date 20.07.03 21:34 UTC
Try the Vegetarian Society Uk website.
Sorry Jeangenie can't do links.

It gives helpful links on nutrition/books etc.....
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 20.07.03 22:23 UTC
If he was only vegetarian it wouldn't be a problem...... I'll have a look at the site, though - thanks for the tip. Kids, eh? :rolleyes:
:)
- By steph n millie [gb] Date 20.07.03 23:06 UTC
Kidney beans..in fact, all beans (but the after effects might not be so nice :) )
yep, lentils are great...nuts...they will build up his weight and protein, make things with peanut butter in...
good recipe for lentil + bean risols:
kidney beans
butter beans
lentils
chick peas
peanut butter
egg
flour
salt + pepper
Mix it all in a bowl ( after softening the dried lentils in a pan of boiling water)
then make into burgers and fry for a couple of mins each side. Taste great and v healthy.
You can replace peanut butter with anything...pesto (mmmm, my fave), coconut, anything you like...and add variations like grated carrot, onion, herbs, spices etc...a really healthy and tasty tea.
steph
x
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 21.07.03 20:18 UTC
Thanks, Steph - I'll copy that out and post it to him.
:)
- By Carla Date 20.07.03 22:30 UTC
fillet steak? ;) yum yum
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 21.07.03 20:18 UTC
Oh if only, Chloe....!
:)
- By chaliepud [gb] Date 21.07.03 20:42 UTC
Linda McCartney does some nice ready meals (not sure which ones are vegan - would need to check the ingredients) I can recommend the Shepherds Pie, Toad in the Hole and Fake burgers - it is amaxing how real they taste when you haven't eaten red meat for a while

Hayley :)
- By Lily Munster [gb] Date 23.07.03 06:23 UTC
This is what I can't understand, if you chose not to eat meat -like me - why do food producers produce food that tastes like meat? :confused: If I wanted to eat something that looks & tastes like chicken, why not eat chicken itself?
- By thistle [gb] Date 23.07.03 08:10 UTC
I don't eat meat because I don't like eating dead animals, not because I don't like meat, so meat substitutes are great. It's not rocket science is it?
Jane
- By steph n millie [gb] Date 23.07.03 08:41 UTC
Same here jane.
I dont choose to not eat meat because I dont like the tase, I chose to be vegetarian because I couldnt stand the thoughts of animals being slaughtered, kept in poor conditions etc etc. I decided 11 years to stop eating meat, firstly It started by not eating rabbit as I had pet rabbits...but then I just stopped altogether (including chicken and fish :) )
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 09:19 UTC
How about this, JG?

Vegan Family

M.
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 09:48 UTC
Margot, that's fab! You may have a gold star!
:)
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 09:59 UTC
Rather have a large fillet steak, rare, myself I'm afraid, but good luck to these people with principles :D

Oh, and Marina rather than Margot, before I get saddled with that ......... apologies to all Margots, but says Margot Leadbetter from The Good Life to me ;)
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 10:18 UTC
Whoops, sorry Marina :o :o Genuine mistake, no offence intended! :)

(A nice rare garlicy rib-eye steak does it for me!)
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 10:20 UTC
Mmmmm, mouth watering now - sorry to all vegans who thought this might be an interesting thread, and are now reading about steak .............

M.
- By Carla Date 23.07.03 10:34 UTC
oh i love fillet - with a salad and a good stilton sauce, bottle of red.... bliss
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 10:37 UTC
I'm with you on the stilton sauce Chloe, but you can keep the red wine - cheap or expensive, all tastes like vinegar to me .............

M.
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 10:38 UTC
Sorry, Chloe, but the words "good" and "Stilton" do not belong in the same sentence! I'll join you in a bottle or two of a decent red, to wash down the mushrooms, onions, chips.......

(What's the best way to get dribble out of a keyboard?!)
:)
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 10:44 UTC
LOL .......... we're BAAADDD!! :D
- By Carla Date 23.07.03 10:43 UTC
best not invite you two to dinner at the same time then!! :eek:

:D :D
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 10:47 UTC
I don't see why not - more sauce for you two, more wine for us two.....what do I like that neither of you do? Then I can have all three portions!
:D
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 10:50 UTC
Sounds good to me, when shall we come .......... we'll even wash up afterwards (or load the dishwasher!?!).

M.
- By LJS Date 23.07.03 11:01 UTC
Oh I know what I am having for my dinner tonight !!

Less the stilton and the red wine :( :(

Yes a nut roast ...not !!!

Oh a lovely fillet steak with lots of lovely peppercorn sauce with chips and fresh peas and salad, open cup mushrooms, coleslaw, ummmm what else........ :D

Lucy
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 11:04 UTC
OK, really hungry now ............ :D
- By Carla Date 23.07.03 11:17 UTC
you gotta have onion rings too....

I love black pepper sauce too - but stilton is definitely my favourite :)
- By LJS Date 23.07.03 11:25 UTC
I knew I had forgotten something !

I have decided on puddin as well. Jam rolly polly with lovely thick custard !!

I have decided as only have 9 days( yes in single figures now :D ) to go I am going to eat what I really want as have been quite good and not pigged out too much but have had enough of being good now !!! :D

Lucy
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 11:28 UTC
Puddings, now......well, fresh fruit salad with creme de cassis is always a possibility, or summer puuding with port poured over it, or a nice traditional English sherry trifle (absolutely no jelly or tinned fruit)....can you see a theme developing here...

Addition: or for a hot pud, then Sussex Pond Pudding with custard is always a winner, and (so far) non-alcoholic.
:)
- By Carla Date 23.07.03 11:51 UTC
strawberries and cream - but not those pathetic little strawberries we've seen lately, big, bold, ripe, red, tasty, juicy strawberries, dash of cream...
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 14:16 UTC
Big fat vanilla creme brulee for me .............. or the chocolate mousse with brandy snap and raspberry sauce I had for lunch yesterday ............. :D

M.
- By chaliepud [gb] Date 23.07.03 14:59 UTC
I throw away the Cheddar when it has mould on it, so cannot eat Stilton!, lemon and dill sauce for me, (on Salmon though, not steak) - I'll have to have it tonight now I've thought of it! :)
- By charlie24 [gb] Date 23.07.03 15:19 UTC
mmmmm steak diane or djion mustard are my favouites, unfortunatley i am on a diet, so i could have steak but no sauce.
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 16:40 UTC
Oh dear, Hayley - mouldy Cheddar is the ideal dog training treat in our house! Throw it away? :eek: Perish the thought!
:)
- By chaliepud [gb] Date 23.07.03 16:53 UTC
Never thought of that, it does rather turn my stomach. Honey gets Kabanos (polish garlic sausage) at agility, it works so well that even the dogs wirth liver cake are after it!

Hayley

Would you like me to post the mouldy stuff to you, should work wonders after a couple of days with Royal Mail! :)
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 17:05 UTC
Oooh yes, they'd mug the postman! :D
- By Lara Date 24.07.03 11:31 UTC
I cut the bit off the cheddar that's got the mould on - the rest is ok :)
Lara x
- By Lokis mum [gb] Date 23.07.03 12:27 UTC
No, no, no - I'm not like THAT Margot - more like Tom next door (yeh - well I'm afraid that bumbling, inept, etc is far more me than the Barbara character) - I'm not the least bit dainty!!!! - and I don't even own a doiley!!!!

Margot - fairy elephant more like!!

PS me - I'll hve the fillet steak, and the wine plus stilton & peppercorn sauce, with a watercress salad!
- By Carla Date 23.07.03 12:29 UTC
I'll hve the fillet steak, and the wine plus stilton & peppercorn sauce, with a watercress salad!

you're invited :D
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 12:44 UTC
I'll open another bottle.......
- By Lokis mum [gb] Date 23.07.03 14:05 UTC
Shall I bring an Aubergine & lentil bake for the lad??
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 14:23 UTC
No, he's not invited! This is for omnivores only.
:)
- By Lily Mc [gb] Date 23.07.03 14:30 UTC
Well, barely disguised carnivores really ............. I know we diversify on posts sometimes, but this one is excelling itself - from vegan to rare steak in a couple of easy steps LOL :D

M.
- By Dill [gb] Date 23.07.03 18:13 UTC
I can't believe that none of you have discovered Tipsymasu :D :D Its just the thing to follow a decent steak :)
Just follow the usual Tiramisu recipe and swap the amounts of coffee and Tia Maria :D, a good cupful/mugful of Tia Maria and a couple of tablespoons of very strong coffee instead of the other way around.......heaven :D
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 18:21 UTC
I thought that was how it was meant to be made....:eek: ;) :D
- By Carla Date 23.07.03 19:11 UTC
:) :D

I just finished a fillet steak, salad with a ceasear dressing, with chunks of mediteranean (sp?) bread... deeeelicious.

I'm also 3/4 if the way down a good bottle of red.

Thank you CD for the inspiration for this evenings meal - bliss ;)
- By Jeangenie [gb] Date 23.07.03 19:39 UTC
I'm having a boiled egg...... :( Whoop-de-doo.
- By britney1000 Date 24.07.03 21:46 UTC
The talk of strawberries and cream earlier promted me to ask has anyone had the same experience we went to our local market garden and they had 2 trays of strawberry's looked identical but one was 50% cheaper than the other, when ask why they said that because the 50% strawberry's were not standard EEC shape they had to be sold as seconds, bought twice as many and tasted just the same
- By gina [gb] Date 25.07.03 12:30 UTC
Oh Chloe dont .....

Wish I hadnt started to read this I am on the Atkins diet (lots of meat/fish) but I miss my comfort food. Oh well it is working so that should cheer me up but after reading this thread I am starving LOL :p

Gina :)
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