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<blockquote data-quote="talinthas" data-source="post: 975690" data-attributes="member: 10339">Heh.&nbsp; nothing bugs me more than fake meat.&nbsp; if you're going so far as to eat tofurky, just give in to teh real thing.I'll be honest though. Eating Vegan is hard.&nbsp; However, there are ways to do it.&nbsp; One thing no one has really mentioned here is Pasta.&nbsp; Simple pasta dishes with a few extra vegetables chucked in for good measure are great for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, without resorting to soy crap.&nbsp; Also, asian cuisine is great since most of those cultures use meat really sparingly.&nbsp; (dont pay attention to restaurants here in the states, as they are really poor representations.)&nbsp; Learn to make chinese fried rice without eggs.&nbsp; It's a staple for me.&nbsp; Also, stir fries in general are great fun and tasty.Of course, there is always indian cusine to fall back on.&nbsp; In safeway stores you can get these things called Tasty Bites, which are essentially precooked indian food in vaccum sealed packs.&nbsp; They taste freaking great, especially with rice, and are 100% vegan.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="talinthas, post: 975690, member: 10339"] Heh. nothing bugs me more than fake meat. if you're going so far as to eat tofurky, just give in to teh real thing. I'll be honest though. Eating Vegan is hard. However, there are ways to do it. One thing no one has really mentioned here is Pasta. Simple pasta dishes with a few extra vegetables chucked in for good measure are great for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, without resorting to soy crap. Also, asian cuisine is great since most of those cultures use meat really sparingly. (dont pay attention to restaurants here in the states, as they are really poor representations.) Learn to make chinese fried rice without eggs. It's a staple for me. Also, stir fries in general are great fun and tasty. Of course, there is always indian cusine to fall back on. In safeway stores you can get these things called Tasty Bites, which are essentially precooked indian food in vaccum sealed packs. They taste freaking great, especially with rice, and are 100% vegan. [/QUOTE]

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