Vegan

[Anonymous No.10617684]

Vegan Food Thread

[Anonymous No.10617766]

[Anonymous No.10617823]

>>10617684
I eat at Moe's a lot.
I'm done getting the organic tofu though.
http://pythagoreancrank.com/?p=3134

[Anonymous No.10617869]

>>10617823

[Anonymous No.10617941]

>>10617823
That looks fucking DELICIOUS

[Anonymous No.10617947]

Tofu!

[Anonymous No.10618041]

Any recommended vegan cookbooks?

[Anonymous No.10618046]

>>10617947

>eating soy based products

[Anonymous No.10618051]

>>10618046
What's wrong with soy?
https://youtu.be/_Bi5wbzpOHQ

[Anonymous No.10618056]

>>10618041
"My Dick in Your Ass vol. 4"

[Anonymous No.10618067]

>take vegetarian recipe
>fix it as the instructions say
>add meat at the end
MOMS GONNA FREAK

[Anonymous No.10618072]

>vegans

[Anonymous No.10618194]

Here's my meal tonight. Lazy, tasty, and vegan- making me high test, low estrogen, and not cucked by the meatjews. Any (you)s to this post will be cursed forever with smelly, shrinking balls.

[Anonymous No.10618216]

>>10618194
http://aryanism.net/culture/veganism/

[Anonymous No.10618314]

>>10618216
Nice blog. Not clicking that btw.

[Anonymous No.10619398]

[Anonymous No.10619441]

>>10619398
This.

These days I mostly just eat sweet potatoes, corn, rice with some fried vegetables mixed in, oats and fruit for breakfast with soy milk, all of that expensive ass mock meat is unnecessary, If your vegan you don't need to model your diet to make it look like you eat meat by eating a "steak" that's made out of condensed soybeans.

As for vegan food try this.

1 table spoon of Baking soda.
some flour
some sugar
water

Add equal part sugar and flour in a bowl with a table spoon of baking soda (not heaped), don't add too much or you'll be able to taste it when it's done.

Mix in water until you have a dough.

Grease a cake/bread tin and pour in the dough.

set to 180 degree for about 40 minutes. (don't forget to preheat before your start.)

Done. easy simple vegan bread. If you want you can also add blue berries and vanilla essence to make it fancy but you don't have to.

[Anonymous No.10619449]

>>10619441
I should add that you don't need to add sugar if you don't want to, the bare bones of it is simply: baking soda, flour and water, you can add whatever you want to make your own recipe (i've been thinking of adding herbs or cocoa powder to make herb bread or chocolate bread.)

[Anonymous No.10619463]

>>10618194
how do you not kys? that looks terrible. are you one of those people who likes to suffer? does it make your dicklet hard?

[Anonymous No.10619490]

>>10617766
>>10617823
>>10618194
Omnivore here, looks good.

I had some lentil and mushroom "meatballs" at this vegan restaurant recently and they were dank as fuck. Replicated them for a work potluck and only got one person asking me what kind of meat they were.

[Anonymous No.10619507]

>>10619490
there is always one terrible cook and one slightly retarded employee at those events.

[Anonymous No.10619517]

Are flapjacks made with nut butter the GOAT vegan snack lads?

Americans who think a flapjack is a pancake and not oats need not apply

[Anonymous No.10619525]

I'm not vegan but I don't mind a good lentil soup.

[Anonymous No.10619534]

>>10619490
I made tempeh meatballs and loved them

[Anonymous No.10619567]

>>10619490
Good food is just good food, regardless of what labels are applied to it.

[Anonymous No.10619568]

I make a decent potato and leek soup that's pretty all right. Sweat leeks, garlic, carrot, potato or turnips (or hell, add beans at the end), celery, and maybe some mushrooms for a few minutes with salt and pepper, then add water or vegetable stock or both and simmer until the turnip and carrots are tender. Top with chives. So simple but it tastes amazing and will warm you up on the coldest of days.

[Anonymous No.10619604]

>>10619463
Looked good to me anon. Might not be the most appealing presentation or lighting, but it's probably better than 90% of the meals that are eaten by people this board.

[Anonymous No.10619875]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bCTZ69gnkA

[Anonymous No.10620326]

Name a better vegetable
>You can't

[Anonymous No.10621135]

>>10619525
Share a good recipe annon-kun

[Anonymous No.10621164]

>>10620326
I'd rather eat pine needles and mud if I had to try and survive on some above the arctic circle peasant bullshit

[Anonymous No.10621201]

>>10621135
I like dal a lot. Can make it god tier by doing a 2 minute tadka at the end ; https://www.vegrecipesofindia.com/restaurant-style-dal-tadka/.. I also highly recommend the masoor dal (red lentils). Most delicious lentil and also happens to have the highest protein content I believe.

Traditionally eaten with rice but I prefer it as a soup, adjust water ratio as necessary.

>>10619441
confused, isn't almost all bread vegan in the first place? why sugar?

>>10619398
most vegans don't really eat any of the stuff on the left side very often and think of them like tendies/other processed foods. some people eat them occasionally. i've personally tried most of these and they're almost all garbage, but in very very recent times, vegan dairy has gotten better. see: miyoko's, which replicates the chemical processes that occur in real cheese making, although it's still very expensive/"in beta" right now. cashew cheese is also easy to make at home and pretty good. Kite Hill and Tofutti makes some great cream cheese that has reasonable good adoption at bagel stores.

I haven't had any vegan meat substitutes that were any good, but maybe that's because I've never tried meat in the first place, since other people seem to like them.

>>10617869
This looks pretty good except for the raw mushrooms. Chickpeas are great tier too

>>10617766
so colorful! looks great anon

[Anonymous No.10621642]

>>10618046
If you believe /pol/ memes you should just kys

[Anonymous No.10621850]

>>10618041
i've found the articles on http://seriouseats.com/the-vegan-experience to be pretty informative (I like when he improves on western foods with eastern techniques/ingredients and vice-versa) and the recipes delicious. philosophy against meat substitutes is good too.

for real cookbooks, the most common one I see is Americas Test Kitchen Vegan edition.

But you may be better off picking the cuisine you want to try (Chinese, Mexican, etc.) and buying a regular cookbook that includes vegetable recipes. There's usually a lot of vegan recipes or almost-vegan recipes (replace oyster sauce with veg. oyster sauce, ghee with oil, etc.). Also look for sources from traditionally vegetarian/vegan cuisines like vegetarian Indian books or Shojin Ryori Japanese food (basically Buddhist monastery food).

[Anonymous No.10621913]

>>10621164
They're povertytier but saurkraut is too damn good

>>10621201
A lot of supermarket white breads have milk and some have egg. Wheat is usually fine from my experience unless it has honey. Fake meats in particular are good for people that want to transition I guess. Hasn't Beyond Burger outsold beef in a few states?

[Anonymous No.10622411]

You faggots ever get the vegan quinoa soup at Panera? It's so fucking good.

[Anonymous No.10622431]

>>10619875
I want try this

[Anonymous No.10622611]

>>10621913
I don't like white bread anyway, the sugar is too much for me. Usually go for something random from my bakery.

Don't know about Beyond Burger. I've read on /ck/ that the impossible burger tastes exactly like real beef though, something about replicating heme groups and food science.

>>10622411
Never been to Panera but I ate a lot of soup in Peru, most of them had quinoa and they were all amazing.

[Anonymous No.10622618]

Niggers are arguing outside my window. Might call the police

[Anonymous No.10622936]

>>10619398

[Anonymous No.10622953]

It only took me two months to stop craving animal products. It really is just a bad habit that we're taught from childhood to maintain.

[Anonymous No.10623098]

>>10622953
This dude recently went vegan. Based.

[Anonymous No.10623141]

>>10623098
Oh. I don't really want to be associated with that vapid buzzword-spewing idiot. Maybe I'll go back to meat.

[Anonymous No.10623181]

>>10623141
He's pretty cool though. He always plays a dumbfuck, but he's done a few vegetarian debates on entertainment networks and recently went vegan. Any fandom following altruism is a positive.

[Anonymous No.10623206]

Never been a good cook desu just make my own food and it's alright. I hit up a place called Veggie Grill in LA. Their nachos are surprisingly good.

[Anonymous No.10623217]

[Anonymous No.10623431]

It was vegan at some point

[Anonymous No.10623549]

>>10618051
Drink almond milk, stop consuming s o y.
Memes aside, it's kinda bad for thyroid in the long run.

[Anonymous No.10623563]

>>10623181
the guy most certainly is an airhead and is probably damaging the cause with his nonsense arguments.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsMU77TwYM0

[Anonymous No.10623960]

>>10619490
>Omnivore here
No you're not, bet you don't even eat insects.

[Anonymous No.10623962]

>>10621201
>cashew
I have a slight cold right now and whenever I cough up phlegm it tastes exactly like cashews.
Anyone else noticed this?

[Anonymous No.10623969]

>>10623962
no, but my feet sometimes smell identical to burger king regular cheeseburgers. I hope my support helps your cause.

[Anonymous No.10624009]

>>10623549
Almond milk tastes like shit. It's cashew, coconut, or flax milk

[Anonymous No.10624199]

>>10624009
tastelet

[Anonymous No.10624217]

>>10624199
>>10624009
>Almond milk tastes like shit
I never made it myself, but the store bought ones are crap. At least here in Europe.
Why do they put salt in it?

[Anonymous No.10624293]

>>10623563
>airhead known for rolling with his idiot antics does other dumb shit while committing idiot antics
Lmao. That's what makes him funny anon. People still look up to him regardless.

[Anonymous No.10624420]

>>10624199
Says the almond milk lover. I don't really drink a lot desu, just have some to use in recipes.