Vegetable-arianism

[TheatreTech]

I'm vegan and quite happy with my decision.

The other day I baked some superdelicious banana split pudding brownies.

The recipe came from a vegan cookbook I picked up. I forget the title.

MouseWife: I think the restaurant you're thinking of is Native Foods at The Camp in Costa Mesa. Quite delicious; I was there earlier this week.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by TheatreTech

I'm vegan and quite happy with my decision.

The other day I baked some superdelicious banana split pudding brownies.

And I'm still waiting for that recipe (it's even spelled correctly!).

MouseWife: I think the restaurant you're thinking of is Native Foods at The Camp in Costa Mesa. Quite delicious; I was there earlier this week.

Ok, Matt, really. This has gone on long enough. Get out of my head!

And MouseWife, across the street from The Camp, in the Lab, Gypsy Den has some delicious veggie stuff (not sure if it's vegan, but I suspect Matt can tell us).

I have a Linda McCartney cookbook and use various online recipe sites. Of course that means I have to cook, which it has been much to hot to do. Soon I hope. Soon.

[MouseWife]

Thanks, TheatreTech and BarTopDancer...I will have to ask my chickie if she is aware of the places across the street??? But it is called 'the camp'? How cool. My hubby and I had gone with the kids and thought it did quite resemble a camp.

And no kidding. Not just backroad places, every where seems to cook their food in the same oil as other things. I feel so badly for my chickie, but she does stick to her guns, when she asks what it was cooked in and if they use it for other food items. If she gets a weak answer, she passes.

We eat a lot of canned vegetarian beans and when the Hubster cooks food she may like, he makes sure and not cross contaminate and uses her 'butter'.

We haven't gone so far to enjoy her tofu potato salad or soy milk mashed potatoes....

GD, I though you were off of the meds???