My FAVORITE Diet
03-16-2010, 04:45 AM
#12
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Textured Vegetable Protein
Hi
staying on the same topic can anyone here give me any TVP recipes?
I am on my way out to pick up some at the grocery store and I am going to try it tonight in my tomato sauce.
Is there any special way of preparing I should be aware of ?
Thanks for your time.
Late note as long as I have been eating vegetarian I have not tried TVP
no one said I was the brightest bulb in the room (LOL)
staying on the same topic can anyone here give me any TVP recipes?
I am on my way out to pick up some at the grocery store and I am going to try it tonight in my tomato sauce.
Is there any special way of preparing I should be aware of ?
Thanks for your time.
Late note as long as I have been eating vegetarian I have not tried TVP
no one said I was the brightest bulb in the room (LOL)
05-09-2012, 11:22 PM
#13
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vegetarian diet help us to stay healthy and prevent health problems, such as cardiovascular disease. A well-planned vegetarian diet is a healthy way to meet our nutritional needs. Vegetarian diet also help to improve our xxx. So one must start eating vegetarian food to be healthy.
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06-12-2012, 09:11 AM
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Different strokes.
Growing up in an Indian family meant mostly vegetarian fare growing up, but I felt better after I started incorporating more meat into my diet, and greatly reducing or eliminating most grain products.
Just goes to show that there's no one-size-fits-all in dietary needs.
Growing up in an Indian family meant mostly vegetarian fare growing up, but I felt better after I started incorporating more meat into my diet, and greatly reducing or eliminating most grain products.
Just goes to show that there's no one-size-fits-all in dietary needs.
06-12-2012, 10:48 AM
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Different strokes.
Growing up in an Indian family meant mostly vegetarian fare growing up, but I felt better after I started incorporating more meat into my diet, and greatly reducing or eliminating most grain products.
Just goes to show that there's no one-size-fits-all in dietary needs.
Growing up in an Indian family meant mostly vegetarian fare growing up, but I felt better after I started incorporating more meat into my diet, and greatly reducing or eliminating most grain products.
Just goes to show that there's no one-size-fits-all in dietary needs.
Ahhh, now I see where "tandoori" comes from
.Me? I'll eat pretty much anything, but I definitely seem to do better with a fair bit of meat in my diet. Plus, although I love cooking (as does DH) we do tend to keep it simple, a roast chicken with grilled veggies... that sort of thing.
Both of us have been vegetarians at some point in our lives and both of us reverted in large part because of the difficulty in planning meals that met nutritional needs. Especially as fulltime working students in the 1980's. There just weren't that many choice for a quick bite to eat back then.
