I Think I'm Officially a Lacto-Ovo-Pescatarian
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TaraPosted
Mon 10 Aug 2009 12:20am
What a mouthful. A mouthful of vegetables.
We stopped at the Country Pumpkin on our way home from the camp today. It was so great. This is why I love living in the country. Our bounty:
Which in turn yielded a dinner of corn on the cob with blue cheese butter and beets and shallots (a Moosewood recipe):
Delicious!
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On being ovo-lacto veg for 5+ months
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Sam's MomPosted
Thu 13 May 2010 7:52am
Ode to Trader Joe’s
Oh how I love your soy-chorizo
And it’s yummy spice
Great in burritos, enchiladas
And veggies with some rice
Your sister, sage-y sausage
Is quite delicious too
Lovely with eggs, sweet potatoes
Or even a thick-rich stew
Being vegetarian
Is difficult no longer
Now that I have yummy protein options
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Happy Vegetarian Awareness Month Flexitarians
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Melanie J.Posted
Tue 21 Oct 2008 1:03am
, and the more the merrier!
I also just commented on this nice piece on flexitarian diets Be Flexible During World Vegetarian Month.
And now I'd like to invite you to get the help you...
Hi All,
For those of you who don't know, October is Vegetarian Awareness Month. I got my start ten years ago going meatless first as a full-fledged vegetarianRead on »
Q & A: Being a Fruitarian is Not the Most Healthy
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DiseaseProofPosted
Tue 12 May 2009 3:23pm
? Here’s a brief discussion from Dr. Fuhrman’s member center about fruitarianism and longevity:
Question: I have been exposed to the ideas fruitarians and raw foodies. I always figured that if I had enough self-discipline to practice these dietary philosophies. I would experience superior longevity, but a while back I learned popular fruitarian advocate
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What is a Freegan?
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pixiepinePosted
Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:18am
Here are some quotes from Freegan.info that I find particularly enjoyable.
WASTE RECLAMATION:
By recovering the discards of retailers, offices, schools, homes, hotels, or anywhere by rummaging through their trash bins, dumpsters, and trash bags, freegans are able to obtain food, beverages, books, toiletries magazines, comic books
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DIY Freegan Garden Bench Made from Pallets
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Judith AnnePosted
Sun 31 May 2009 12:00am
Look at what my man built for me :)
He made the whole thing from pallets that we found in town.
I need to get more soil and pot the rest of the starts. I have zukes and tomatoes and eggplants that need permanent homes.
Now all the plants are up off the floor and that big white cat has a place to sit and watch the birds. See him ther ...
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Becoming Pescatarian
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Diana D.Posted
Mon 27 Sep 2010 6:51pm
year or so. (Previously, I would have called myself a flexitarian, if anything.)
It’s a curious thing, this dietary evolution of mine. My reasons for becoming pescatarian..., I find that a vegetarian diet with the occasional bit of seafood suits me best, both mentally and physically. So it was that “pescatarian” branded itself across my hiney
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The Great Pescatarian Experiment - the grocery haul
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TorontoGirlWestPosted
Wed 16 Sep 2009 12:00am
For the last couple of months I have been living life the pescatarian way. At first I doubted how successful this whole experiment would be but it's actually been going ridonculously well! I even survived the temptations of a visit home to Toronto. Yaaay me!
Now one aspect of my life that has been dramatically altered is grocery shopping.
From
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