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"The important thing is
not to stop questioning."
Dwight D. Eisenhower
President of the United States
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"The
time will come when public opinion will no longer tolerate amusements
based on the mistreatment and killing of animals. The time will come,
but when? When will we reach the point that hunting, the pleasure in
killing animals for sport, will be regarded as a mental
aberration?""Very little of the great cruelty shown by men can really
be attributed to cruel instinct. Most of it comes from thoughtlessness
or inherited habit. The roots of cruelty, therefore, are not so much
strong as widespread. But the time must come wherein humanity protected
by custom and thoughtlessness will succumb before humanity championed
by thought. Let us work that this time may come. The quiet conscience
is an invention of the devil. Until he extends the circle of his
compassion to all living things, man will not himself find peace. It is
man's sympathy with all creatures that first makes him truly a man."
(1875-1965)George
Bernard Shaw
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NOTES
FROM THE AUTHOR:
My
idea for this website was originally to share my recipes. I feel that
by showing others how easy it is to serve vegan food, more people might
be willing to try it, whether for moral reasons, health reasons, or
just because it tastes good!
I am also always amazed at how the general public still has such
archaic ideas when it comes to not eating meat..... "what do you eat
then?", "How do you get enough protein?", etc.... I would like to help
eliminate those false ideas., and hopefully open eyes, hearts and minds
to a larger, cruelty free world.
I want to give the basic ideas and principles
behind veganism focusing on the food aspect. Although a vegan will not
use any animal product what so ever,including items like
leather, gel capsules, etc... For more information on those items
please check the links page.
Being a vegan is a complete way of life, as in breathing, which is so obvious to those
of us who live it. It is not a choice. It is how it is supposed to be.
Period.
Perhaps I can help others at least understand "why"
here , and maybe help some realize the importance of a non-animal based
diet.
We are all raised believing certain things, and when someone
contradicts those beliefs, most people automatically put up a wall,
thinking they are being attacked, when in fact they are not, they are
just being shown that there are other ways of living in this world, and
that the one you were taught, through family, school, the media, etc...
might not be the best way.... , and I ask you to, at least, go through
these sites with an open mind.
There are many, many other wonderful vegan oriented sites out there,
with a lot more information, facts, plus recipes, etc... so after you
are done here I invite you to check out the links page and the Internet
for more information on cruelty free, vegan living.
I
am 45 years old and have been a vegetarian for most of my adult life. I
became completely VEGAN about 6 years ago.
I studied nutrition, public health, restaurant management, among other
things in College and still keep up with all the most recent findings
in the field of nutrition.
I've
worked in a few restaurants over the years and, recently, as the head
chef, for eight years, on a tour boat converting recipes to vegetarian
to "unsuspecting" meat eaters, with only praise as the result.
I
love food, I love eating, and I love cooking. Knowing how to eat
"right" comes naturally for me, as does converting foods. Flavor does
not have to be sacrificed nor does variety when cooking vegan. One
usually ends up with a healthier meal when serving vegan over a non
vegan meal, but one can make things such as corn dogs, brownies, and
even greasy donuts and other typical "unhealthy" or "fast food" if they
have that desire.
I
hope that this site makes things a lot easier on any one who doesn't
have my experience with foods. I welcome anyone interested, to contact
me with questions, comments or even a recipe they would like some help
in converting.
Be
conscious in your every day living. Every thing we do, and buy, has an
impact on the planet. Find your conscience. Do your best every day to
not cause pain and to make this place a better one.
Live lightly, so others may live....
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