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Happy Herbivore

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My current favourites are ohsheglows.com/ and www.savvyvegetarian.com/ .

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3/12/13 9:33 A

http://www.meettheshannons.net/

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3/9/13 8:29 P

Yes! I second Fat-Free Vegan. Several of my go-to recipes have come from there. fatfreevegan.com

Edited by: KAKERLEY at: 3/9/2013 (20:30)

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Still looking for a website that offers meatless recipes that are low calorie AND has the nutritional and calorie count for each recipe.
Anyone know of a really good one?
Please share it with me.
Thanks...

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10/22/12 9:08 A

This is a great idea to share websites! I need all the help I can get!!

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http://www.veggieboards.com/ Is the one I use and ppk.com is awesome.

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8/12/12 5:27 P

I enjoy this web site: www.vegkitchen.com because its creator, Nava Atlas, wrote some of my favorite cookbooks.

While certainly not a vegetarian site, www.allrecipes.com has an excellent collection of vegetarian recipes.

Edited by: NUTCRACKER8 at: 8/12/2012 (17:30)

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Thanks for posting all these great websites! I love looking at websites and love finding new ones.

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Not sure what's on their website but Whole Foods has a great app where you put in three items and it lists recipes you can make with them. Sometimes I still have to buy one or two items but it's a great app for those weeks I am trying to use leftover items. Also I find it easy to use in a store if I see something I like that's on sale.

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Thanx for the websites

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7/15/12 7:26 A

I found this to be helpful-
blog.fatfreevegan.com/

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6/1/12 12:35 P

I love this site for recipes www.jazzyvegetarian.com I'm new to this but love vegetarian meals rather than those with meat or dairy products.

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4/3/12 4:14 P

Thanks to this thread I've discovered VegetarianTimes.com - love it! Thanks Guys!

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3/5/12 1:06 P

My favorite vegan website for recipes is www.happyherbivore.com

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8/8/11 11:14 A

Cooking Light's August challenge is to eat vegetarian one day a week. Here's a link to the magazines extensive list of meatless recipes www.cookinglight.com/healthy-living/health
y-habits/meatless-recipes-004120000719
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7/18/11 11:04 A

There are some great new recipes on Healthy Girl's Kitchen today healthygirlskitchen.blogspot.com/2011/07/p
lant-strong-pot-luck-food.html

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7/18/11 7:52 A

My favorite veggie web site is www.vegweb.com. It has tons of recipes posted by users. The recipes are rated by the users as well to make it easier to pick a good recipe.

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6/22/11 10:29 A

Myra Kornfield's site is another great one to check now and then for recipes, blogs, and cooking classes www.myrakornfeld.com/index.php She has both flexitarian and vegan recipes on her site. Her book, The Voluptuous Vegan, has tons of great recipes. I haven't had a chance to look at her other ones.

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6/22/11 10:22 A

There are lots of good vegan recipes and tips on Peas and Thank You peasandthankyou.com/2011/06/21/pea-mail-ma
ke-my-man-eat-plants/

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Fantastic info! Thank you everyone! I am going to check out these sites!

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6/4/11 11:11 A

I don't know if it has been mentioned yet, but my favorite Vegan website is http://fatfreevegan.com/. It combines everything I need in my diet with great recipes.

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5/27/11 2:33 A

Well, I'm sure it's already been mentioned before, but I love veganyumyum. I also check out veggieboards.com every now and then; it's great for resources and recipes and help. Some of the people can be pretty uppity so just watch out for that.

I had loads of great websites bookmarked ages ago but they seem to have disappeared and those are the only two I can remember right now!

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4/25/11 11:54 A

I found this great site today www.thebloomingplatter.com/index.php

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4/24/11 10:51 A

Check this out, some great stuff aggregated here:
www.findingvegan.com

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3/3/11 11:58 A

I've just discovered Alicia Simpson's books. Vegan Celebrations is the newest; Quick and Easy Vegan Comfort Food is her first book. Here are links to her excellent blog veganguineapig.blogspot.com/ and website aliciacsimpson.com/index.html

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2/20/11 5:02 P

I found this interesting vegan baking site today www.veganbaking.net/ I want to go back to it soon and spend some time looking at the recipes. Vegan baking is a challenge for me, and I would like to develop some good recipes for classics like corn bread.

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Thank you all so much. I'm looking at becoming vegan and was thinking I need to change out my baking blogs on my reader to healthier vegan blogs. This has helped me on my journey.

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2/10/11 1:09 P

I am in love with www.peasandthankyou.com. Pictures and recipes are amazing, and Sarah is a hilarious writer! Her book comes out in July . . . can't wait!

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2/6/11 10:58 A

I really like that blog, too! I can't wait to try her lentil walnut loaf ohsheglows.com/2011/01/01/ultimate-vegan-l
entil-walnut-loaf/ I've been looking for a good recipe that doesn't fall apart, and she says hers doesn't. She uses a lot of flax, so I think she's probably found the secret to keeping the loaf together.

This is another blog I have enjoyed recently healthygirlskitchen.blogspot.com/

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for starting this thread! I'm relatively new to this team, and need lots of help with recipe ideas. I'm not so great at thinking outside the box. I'd like to also add one - it's a blog, but I LOVE her recipes!
ohsheglows.com/

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2/5/11 12:40 P

Which ones did you get?

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I indulged myself this month and got three new vegan cookbooks.

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1/13/11 8:16 P

TAMNTN- High sodium content comes from canned and processed foods. If you soak dried beans and cook them yourself, you can control the sodium. Even if you rinse canned beans, you only get rid of about 40% of the sodium. Lentils are essentially sodium free; just don't buy canned lentils. Some of the Eden and Whole Foods Market canned beans are sodium free and are clearly labeled as such. There might be other brands that are sodium free as well.

Most vegetable broths are high in sodium as well though there are some low sodium products out there as well as low salt vegetable bouillon (Rapunzel brand is one).

Read the labels, and you'll soon learn which products are lowest in sodium. Use spices for flavor instead of adding salt. I use Mrs Dash Original in a lot of the plain dishes I cook in place of salt and have a shaker container on the table (it's a finer grind) instead of a salt shaker. I try to watch my sodium, and this is the strategy I developed for myself. Hope this helps you get started.

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1/13/11 8:12 P

Not all of the recipes on this site are veg but most are greenlitebites.com/

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11/3/10 12:22 A

Why do so many vegan recipes have such high sodium? For example the ones on nutritionmd.org all have excessively high sodium, or at least the ones I looked at and I find that regularly across the board. I have an inner ear imbalance and have to keep my sodium at 1500 mg or less, which is something I would prefer doing even if I did not have this imbalance. Am I destined to eating only raw foods and bland cooked foods? Thanks!

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11/2/10 2:34 P

http://www.rawmazing.com/

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11/1/10 2:32 P

This is what I have been looking for. This is so wonderful to see so many sites posted. I was struggling with where to find recipes that wouldn't try to sneak in meats and what not.

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10/9/10 3:42 P

Wow, there are so many great sites you all posted! One of my favorite sites is The Frugal Vegan. The creator is great; has funny insights and some inexpensive recipes and tips!

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9/14/10 12:02 P

I found another great site for plant based recipes. There's a video for each recipe in addition to text delectableplanet.com/recipes.html

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9/8/10 9:03 P

Wow, there are some great sites on here. I have been using www.mixingbowl.com. There is a group called Very Vegetarian and they have had some really good recipes.

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9/7/10 7:30 P

AngelFace210 - You asked about online resources for faux meats. Here are a few:
www.veganessentials.com/
www.vegetarianstore.com/
www.veganstore.com/
I haven't used any of them. I have several coops and natural food stores in my area including Whole Foods Market.

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9/7/10 5:06 P

I found a terrific website today herbivoracious.com/

This is a great site I learned about on The Engine 2 Diet team www.happyhealthylonglife.com/happy_healthy
_long_life/

I am also adding PostPunk Kitchen with an active link. It was mentioned earlier. It's a great vegan site by the author of Veganomicon www.theppk.com/

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Is there any online websites that you can buy fake meat in bulk for good prices??
I would be getting it shipped to Southern california.

Edited by: ANGELFACE210 at: 8/12/2010 (18:29)

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Here's a neat one http://thriftyliving.net

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Hi I am New and want to thank all of you for all the posting you have made here...I am Carolyn 63 from Leesburg,Fl. North of Orlando.

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6/17/10 1:06 P

Here's a link to Bryanna Clark Grogan's vegan blog www.bryannaclarkgrogan.com/page/page/57909
4.htm She has written several cookbooks, and her recipes are delicious. I especially like her seitan recipes. She is working on the recipe index, so you'll have to read the blogs for now. Her indexing should be finished by fall.

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Here are links to my fave recipe sites. The first one has a 21-day vegan kickstart program which is great for beginners. (I repeat it myself from time to time b/c it is so awesome!)
www.nutritionmd.org/index.html
www.pcrm.org/health/recipes/ fatfreevegan.com/
I like McDougall's recipes but the website is clunky to search so I mostly use the cookbooks plus his newsletters. Wish they'd make an index that doesn't send you on to search again for a newsletter, then within the newsletter for a particular recipe!

Edited by: KARENTOO2 at: 6/17/2010 (13:28)

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6/8/10 6:50 P

I just found this fabulous blog hellyeahitsvegan.com/?p=95 I linked to the vegan bratwurst recipe. I can't wait to try it!

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5/20/10 1:10 P

This is an interesting summary of veg blogs www.vegblogs.com/

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5/20/10 1:04 P

Here's a wonderful food blog spiceislandvegan.blogspot.com/ She doesn't post very often, but her recipes are very good.
(I'm home sick today, so I have too much time on my hands. lol)

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5/20/10 12:55 P

Here's another website that I just discovered. The recipes look good, but I haven't tried any of them yet. earthvegan.blogspot.com/

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5/20/10 12:52 P

This is another great vegan website. It's by Bryanna Clark Grogan, a well know vegan chef and cookbook author. I have been making her recipes for years and was delighted to find her website. In addition to recipes, she talks about different products. She even has a recipe for vegan "chicken" stock that I am anxious to try. veganfeastkitchen.blogspot.com/

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5/16/10 2:16 P

Thanks Everyone,
It is very helpful to those of us who are changing our lifestyles.

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5/15/10 9:07 A

These are all great resources for a newbie, thank you for posting them.

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5/2/10 3:11 P

Hi all! When you put a link in your post, please use the "Add a Link" option. That way we can click on the link in your post instead of having to copy it. Thanks!

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5/2/10 3:10 P

Here's a link to Dr. McDougall's site www.drmcdougall.com/misc/2009nl/jan/090100
.htm There are recipes near the end of every newsletter, and there is a newsletter archive that goes back to 2004 (or earlier, I forget how far back it goes). Each newsletter recipe section is downloadable as a pdf. There are terrific recipes there!

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5/1/10 10:35 A

I just found this one when I was on Dr. McDougall's site www.vegsource.com/marla/

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4/30/10 10:21 P

Just came across this one and it is awesome!
http://www.thediscerningbrute.com/

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4/6/10 3:07 P

Here's a blog I recently found pdxvegancookingclub.blogspot.com/

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4/6/10 3:01 P

My favorite is already listed veganyuyum, so I will list another one that I didn't see:

http://vegandad.blogspot.com/

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3/28/10 1:42 A

What a great thread!

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3/21/10 9:32 P

Just found this website www.vegancoach.com/index.html It looks awesome!

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3/21/10 1:55 P

I use this site a lot www.nutritionmd.org/index.html

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3/16/10 12:35 A

Great ideas here! I especially like the collards and sesame seeds though I am a kale lover and will substitute that for collards. I have recently found a lovely vegan recipe site MyVeganCookbook www.myvegancookbook.com/recipes/recipe.php
?id=16 All of the recipes are tested and photographed by the developer and his twin brother. Good eats!

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2/28/10 8:21 P

Do you like hummos? If so, you would appreciate baba ghanoush. If you dont know what it is, it's a roasted eggplant and tahini dip. You can use it as a dip. I personally use leftovers and stuff it into pitas with baby spinach or arugula and tomatos and red onions. For a snack or light lunch.

www.recipezaar.com/Baba-Ghanoush-the-Best-
in-the-World-67570

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I second postpunkkitchen.com, pretty good recipes. Also, allrecipes.com is just as great if you do a vegan search. I have been learning that I can alter recipes that arent vegan to vegan by just replacing things. The best way I eased into eating vegan was to do simple swaps (organic soy milk/creamers) hummos or other bean dips for crudite or chips. Portabellas are great to replace any meat in a lot of recipes.

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2/7/10 2:17 P

LOVE the Post Punk Kitchen! www.theppk.com

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1/27/10 12:07 P

A good way to be a vegan for one is to buy a small crock pot. I can put beans, onion, a potatoe, some veggies & water or canned tomatoes in it before I leave for work and have dinner waiting when I get home. It usually makes enough for two meals, which is lunch the following day. I vary the beans, lentils, dried peas, white & sweet potatoes, adding chiles on occasion, garlic, whatever I have. I never get tired of what yummy conncotion is waiting for me when I get home, or get up in the morning. Viola

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1/27/10 12:02 P

mmm...collards. I pick them fresh from my garden & chop. Heat an iron frying pan and spritz w/oil, add chopped garlic & seseme seeds, when hot add collards w/a little Braggs amino. Turn off just as it starts to wilt (iron pans hold heat) only takes a few minutes to cook. I add it to brown rice & well...I have it for lunch today!

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1/15/10 5:32 P

fat free vegan has tons of recipes.

http://www.fatfreevegan.com/

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12/4/09 10:29 A

I need vegetarian recipes for eggplant, kale, and collard greens (not in same recipe) Any ideas.

I did make a veggie soup in the crock pot, but I still have lots of these veggies left. (it turned out good)

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12/3/09 12:36 P

www.vegweb.com is an AMAZING site. There are forums and TONS of recipes. I love the community there, and I know I can find the answer to any of my questions in the forums.

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You guys are awesome...thanks for all the websites...I have logged them into my favorites. I am new to veganism and still trying out new recipes, my only problem is that I have developed an allergy to soy in the last nine months. So it makes this whole process more difficult.

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10/25/09 2:03 P

Thanks I never thought of that, boy are you smart or what?

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10/25/09 12:33 P

Try dividing it this way:

– Dinner
– Leftovers
– Frozen (4 a night when u don’t want 2 cook)

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Breakfast and lunch is not a problem at all,its supper I have the problem with.
So what I have decided to do is on days that I don't want beans or tofu, I will just replace it with 20z of gimme lean sausage,faux italian sausage, or gimme lean meat.
I love veggies I always have.And all the veggies on the meal plan I really love.
I have looked over a lot of the vegan recipes on Spark, the really look delicious, the only reason I have not tried any is cause the servings are for big families and my husband is a carnivore and I am the only vegan, and I tried to see if I could divide it in half and it would still give to many leftovers, I love leftovers, but not over and over again and again.

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10/25/09 12:00 A

I don’t know y the meal plans r so limited I don’t use them. I’m sure substituting one protein (vegetable or grain) 4 another is perfectly acceptable providing u keep the same portion/amount.

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Why are the meal plans so limited?
I follow them for now but I admit I will substitute, certain vegan foods for the ones on the plans some of the time.
Like sometimes I might change beans for gimme lean.
I for now would rather follow the plan and just substitute one for the other.
I figure once I am at goal I will be able to expand a little more because I figure we get a maintaing plan

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10/22/09 4:45 P

Does any one know if there are vegan online recipes here for one person?

Edited by: STARLIGHTGOLD at: 10/22/2009 (16:46)

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9/28/09 2:15 A

I love this one...

http://www.peta.org/

They have vegetarian recipes and a PETA mall where you can find animal friendly versions of almost anything.

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http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/

The best veg blog I know, truly a great coobook online!
I particulary recommend Eggplant Paprikash, Srambled Tofu with Porcini Mushrooms, Polenta and Tofu Skillet, and Cauliflower Dal with Panch Phoran. All delicious, easy to prepare, vegan and fat free. Enjoy!

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7/9/09 2:58 P

no problem! i actually found the blog through my iphone while searching for recipe apps. i've made the blueberry grunts and the sweet chili lime tofu. seriously delicious. her recipe for cinnamon rolls is my next project.

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7/9/09 12:43 P

Thanks for sharing that blog/ recipe site! AWESOME and their iphone app is great!

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7/9/09 12:11 P

veganyumyum.com

it's a blog with delicious recipes and tons of great photos. the author of the blog gives really clear directions so even her most complicated seeming recipes end up do-able.

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6/30/09 11:23 P

chooseveg.com

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5/28/09 9:49 P

Hi! www.theppk.com is a good one, as is vegweb.com

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3/16/09 1:11 P

Renee, I also like vrg.org. There is a lot of good information and resources there!

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2/18/09 8:36 P

yea- i love fatfreevegan.com
It has really great recipes!

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2/14/09 8:23 P

www.fatfreevegan.com

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1/13/09 5:58 A

I just found this one (and I'm still exploring, even though I should be working right now......)

www.vrg.org (The Vegetarian Resource Group)

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1/5/09 7:50 A

www.veganfitness.com
www.mothering.com - under 'discussions' you get to the forum and then browse down for the vegetarian/vegan group.

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1/3/09 11:25 P

http://www.compassionatecooks.com/

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1/3/09 9:00 A

That sounds good. I went into the recipe site it was listed on & there are some really delicious sounding things there. I love Indian & Asian foods.
There is a large variety of those listed there I'll have to try.

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1/3/09 8:48 A

i haven't looked at vegetarian times in a while. they made me mad a few years back because they kept repeating recipes so i unsubscribed. i hear they're better now. i should cruise on over there. i do have one VT recipe that i've kept and used over the years. apparently many years as i'm seeing that it was in a 1996 issue. i love it because it's easy, tasty and mostly made of pantry items: www.ivu.org/recipes/mexican/mole.html

here are a few more good sites for recipes:

fatfreevegan.com/

www.bryannaclarkgrogan.com

vegandad.blogspot.com/

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12/18/08 11:56 P

Also on SP recipes someone named T-Veg has a cookbook that is AWESOME with A LOT of GREAT recipes! I tried T-Veg's Nut Loaf with Wild Mushroom Gravy last week. It was delicious!
Jeannie

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12/18/08 11:54 P

Vegweb.com
Jeannie

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12/18/08 12:32 P

What are your favorite Vegetarian and/or Vegan websites? What do you recommend from them?

I frequent the recipes on Vegetariantimes.com a lot. The one recipe from that site got me into eating tofu. I had to find the right recipe to make it flavorable and I found it. It's not vegan, but I'm guessing you can sub for what isn't.

Here's the link for Sweet and Sour Stir-fried Veggies www.vegetariantimes.com/recipes/8425?secti
on= I switch out the asparagus on this with more peppers and onions.

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