/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>Not following recipes to the letter
It's like you want your food to taste like a greasy taint.

I'm a vegetarian, what healthy food recipes should I try?

I have to eat healthier, post some good dishes please

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>5'10
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Whole grain cereals, whole wheat organic breads, lots of fresh produce/fruit, Pinto beans with salsa, Whole grain pasta with Ragu sauce, organic peannut butter, Oats

Hey /ck/,

So I got into an argument with my best friend, she says that I'm not a true vegetarian, which in my opinion isn't true at all. I rarely eat meat, and only those types that are so processed you'd hardly recognize them so. A few sausages, salami, baloney, and frozen turkey breasts filled with cheese, but that's about it. I would never eat fish or anything from the sea for example.

Is she correct though? Or can I call myself vegetarian? I mean, if I were to go to a restaurant or something, I'd never consider their meat based food. Except y'know, pizza, or a burger,but they don't serve those in proper restaurants. I mostly live on dairy, fruits, grains, and bakery stuff like croissants. Does it really count if I eat a pizza with salami once in a while?

>Cuisine you love

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Are there any info graphs for low cost meals you can make at home? Or weekly/monthly budgets?
Or does anyone have any ideas?