Next step on my way of becoming the incarnation of Anti-Americanism

Schweig! wrote:
Thanks for the sauce recipes, Hatchling. Can these be stored for some time? If so I'd probably prepare a big pot of sauce.

The sauces do keep well, but I haven't tested the limits (I don't think I've had any of them around for longer than a week). The Simple sauce in particular goes a long way because it is very intensely flavoured (you don't need much to get some kick). I don't make huge batches, but then again I don't need too much at a time (using too much will overpower the flavour of the vegetables). The amount you get in each recipe is quite substantial as is, and since a little bit goes a long way, and since they are so easy and quick to make you don't need to worry about it too much if you have the ingredients on hand.

**Note: I added a note to the recipe for the miso gravy.

ubarose wrote:

MattDP wrote:

ubarose wrote: You have an interesting take on what is considered anti-American. Here in the Northeast we'd just call you a liberal.

I was under the impression that most of the rest of America thought the Northeast was anti-American?

And the Northeast is under the impression that the rest of America is inbred rednecks and hillbillies.

Disagree ftw. I'm sure there are some in the Northeast that think that but the majority, they do not form.

Anyway, at least we are all in agreement that America seems to be a nation of enemies. Congrats.

Black Barney wrote:

ubarose wrote:

MattDP wrote:

ubarose wrote: You have an interesting take on what is considered anti-American. Here in the Northeast we'd just call you a liberal.

I was under the impression that most of the rest of America thought the Northeast was anti-American?

And the Northeast is under the impression that the rest of America is inbred rednecks and hillbillies.

Disagree ftw. I'm sure there are some in the Northeast that think that but the majority, they do not form.

Anyway, at least we are all in agreement that America seems to be a nation of enemies. Congrats.

NOW GIB ME A KISS

One may regret living at a period when it's impossible to form an idea of the shape the world of the future will assume. But there's one thing I can predict to eaters of meat: the world of the future will be vegetarian.

- Hitler

In addition to being a teetotaler and a non-smoker, Adolf Hitler was also a vegetarian.

You also don't drink or smoke do ya Schweig!?

Polands next... eventually America will have to invade if you keep up this anti-American behavior.

What? What? Don't drink?? Is that even possible?

Schweig! wrote: Thanks for the advice, Kevin. Since you've survived 11 years, I have to ask how you get your B12.

Nutritional yeast, primarily. It's a health food store staple. It's great on popcorn, also possible to make a good faux parmesan to put on pasta (toasted sesame seeds, sea salt, and nutritional yeast, milled in a food processor -- I can get exact ratios if you like) or blended a tablespoon or two into pesto.

JonJacob wrote:

One may regret living at a period when it's impossible to form an idea of the shape the world of the future will assume. But there's one thing I can predict to eaters of meat: the world of the future will be vegetarian.

- Hitler

In addition to being a teetotaler and a non-smoker, Adolf Hitler was also a vegetarian.

You also don't drink or smoke do ya Schweig!?

Polands next... eventually America will have to invade if you keep up this anti-American behavior.

Hitler was probably referring to the years after the war, when the majority of Germans survived on turnip soup.

But yeah, until recently I didn't know the subgroup existed, but I am now what would be called vegan straight edge.

But I have to make clear that I do not automatically identify with every member of a group I happen to belong to. A vegan friend already warned be that there are lots of bat-shit folks out there who practice veganism as a way to become one with the cosmos or similar esoteric crap. I just want to be healthier. In addition a vegan diet is more ecological (there isn't that much difference between omnivorism and vegetarianism in that regard); I don't own a car either. I also hate myself and like to deprive myself of joy.

Poland seems nice though. I definitely like the Czech, great sense of humour.

Schweig! wrote: But I have to make clear that I do not automatically identify with every member of a group I happen to belong to. A vegan friend already warned be that there are lots of bat-shit folks out there who practice veganism as a way to become one with the cosmos or similar esoteric crap.

This is the thing I hate most about being vegetarian: that when you tell people they automatically assume you're some tree-hugging, colon-irrigating, new-age lunatic. Having to buy food in shops that sell cure-all magnetic bracelets and homoeopathic remedies (i.e. sugar pills) where you get served by men who think wearing flip flops, beard braids and a topknot is the height of cool is about the most degrading experience that I regularly subject myself to.

You damn hippie.

Though I do endorse flip flops (and tanktops.)

Steve"Inbred hillbilly American superhero"Avery

You are still going to die as a vegetarian. Who wants to be hit by a car while eating bean sprouts when you could have gone out with a Big Mac! HA

Bill Clinton goes Vegan

yourlife.usatoday.com/fitness-food/diet-...n-victory/50111212/1

Vegetarian is not necessarily healthy. Old style Japanese diet or Mediterranian diet is the way to go.

P.S. If Vulcans did exist then the Vulcan diet would be the best

Agree on the Vulcan diet. I would eat the hell out of a Vulcan with a nice wine reduction and a side of risotto.

Agreed. Grilled Vulcan green meat would be a dish that vegans and non-vegans alike could share at a BBQ.

I was referring to a diet of Vulcan Plomeek soup, heavy meditation, gaming with 3d chess and shagging every 7 years during the Pon Far.

Super healthy lifestyle.