Yorokobinoma
Tue, 31/08/10 – 5:19 | No Comment

It is sad to admit that Japanese food is the most desired but the most difficult place for vegetarians to dine out. The chefs sometimes to give up their katsuo dashi (bonito stock), which is …

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Telegraph: Are lentils the perfect food?
Thursday, 25 Jun, 2009 – 14:01 | No Comment
Telegraph: Are lentils the perfect food?

In Spain and Italy, lower rates of cardiovascular disease are linked to a diet rich in pulses.
Lentils are one per cent fat and 44 per cent insoluble dietary fibre, which helps eliminate blood …

Avocado Cream Pasta (Vegan)
Tuesday, 23 Jun, 2009 – 11:14 | 3 Comments
Avocado Cream Pasta (Vegan)

On Sunday, with rain pouring outside and no desire to leave my apartment despite the grumble in my stomach, I picked through the limited contents of my fridge and pantry to see what I could …

Veggie rock stars
Monday, 22 Jun, 2009 – 22:43 | No Comment
Veggie rock stars

These vegan/vegetarian celeb lists usually err on the side of ‘let’s include them, because they once declined a Big Mac’. Marc Bolan, included here, gave up being veggie and gorged on burgers and fried chicken. …

Vegetarians and self-flagellation
Monday, 22 Jun, 2009 – 19:36 | 2 Comments
Vegetarians and self-flagellation

Two interesting, contrasting takes on vegetarianism in the Guardian. Both written by vegetarians.
An excerpt from the initial opinion piece from Hadley Freeman:
there is a problem, and that is the inherently tedious nature of evangelical vegetarianism. …

Hermes breeding crocs for handbags
Monday, 22 Jun, 2009 – 13:25 | No Comment
Hermes breeding crocs for handbags

There’s something quite sick about a company that boasts of how many animals it has to kill to make a handbag. Hermes is proud that “it can take three to four crocodiles to make one …

Pig Business
Monday, 22 Jun, 2009 – 13:11 | No Comment
Pig Business

A new indie movie form the UK follows the pork trade back from supermarket shelves to the corporate factory farms. Interestingly for an expose of factory farming, it’s aimed not at turning people off meat, …

Nagi Shokudo in Metropolis
Friday, 19 Jun, 2009 – 16:58 | One Comment
Nagi Shokudo in Metropolis

The latest issue of Metropolis has a blurb on Nagi Shokudo in its ‘dining diary’ section. I won’t bother linking to it, since they only run those texts online for a week, and it makes …

Veggie revolution
Friday, 19 Jun, 2009 – 10:11 | No Comment
Veggie revolution

The latest model for Peta: Lydia Guevara, granddaughter of Che. From AP:

NEW YORK – The granddaughter of Cuban revolutionary leader Ernesto “Che” Guevara is at the forefront of another revolution — for vegetarianism.
Lydia Guevara poses …

How to cook veg
Friday, 19 Jun, 2009 – 0:38 | No Comment
How to cook veg

The Times of London has a piece on how to cook vegetables for maximum health benefit. For the raw foodists out there, this will be sacrilege. For others it’s a useful guide to keeping nutrients …

Chowder’s garden vegetable soup
Tuesday, 16 Jun, 2009 – 7:19 | No Comment
Chowder’s garden vegetable soup

Sticking with the soup theme, here’s another chain that’s offering a vegetarian soup. Chowder’s has a 41-strong menu of soups, and many appear to be deliciously meat-free: Fire Tomato Bisque, Roasted Tomato Chowder, Seattle Mushroom …