This week I did the whole vegan thing.
I tried my hardest to stay away from meat, dairy, butter, etc etc.
It's difficult!
So much stuff has animal parts in it.
I know I messed up a little bit here and there;
I ate some cookies that I'm sure had eggs, butter and granulated sugar in them (yes, most sugar is processed with bone char. crazy, isn't it?!)
I also started working at a coffee shop, and I couldn't refuse taste-testing the drinks. :)
But all in all, I'm pretty happy with myself.
I can't see myself as a
hardcore vegan anytime in the future, but a majority
of the food I make at home will be vegan. When I'm out & about, I'll try my best, but there are no promises.
-1/4 c raw old fashioned oatmeal
-1/3 c almond milk,
-1/4 c apple sauce,
-1/4 c finely chopped apple
-cinnamon
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other things you can add: sweetener, chia seeds, flax seed, different fruit, peanut butter, cocoa powder. The possibilities are basically endless. :)
mixed it all up, and it's ready to be eaten the next morning/day.
*When I make food, I usually eyeball ingredients, so those measurements are kinda guesses. sorry.
cinnamon apple no-cook refrigerator oatmeal
tofu stir fry
cinnamon baked sweet potato chips.
and bread for toast!
I made a couple other things, but didn't get pictures of them like a soup and chocolate coffee truffle things. I don't really know what to call them, but they tasted great with or without a name. :)
Woohoo! Sounds like you did good! That food all looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you, Jessica!
DeleteWhy Vegan?
ReplyDeleteHi Leah! Well, first of all, I'm not a big meat eater. I eat chicken/turkey, but other than that I'm a borderline vegetarian. I wanted to go vegan because a couple blogs I follow are. And it's interesting. Thinking outside of the box is what you have to do to make vegan dishes.
Deletevery impressive! It takes a lot of persistence to stick with it! Great job. Food looks quite tasty too!
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