Posted by admin | Posted in vegetarian | Posted on 08-07-2010
Tags: diet, food, health, nutrition, the traditional healthy vegetarian diet pyramid, vegetarian, vegetarian diet pyramid
substitutes and nutrition for vegetarians?
well, I'm a vegetarian .. and need some advice =] there is this dish I liked the tuna [, corn, mayonnaise, pickles, hot Cheetos and a sandwich] and let me know if anyone knows of fellow vegetarians substitute tuna for this recipe? also substitutes for any kind of meat I can get at Walmart or Kroger? So no I have to cook separately for my boyfriend and I and one last thing: maybe a table of nutrition? as a food pyramid for vegetarians = D im sure I do not miss any important part of a healthy diet. Seafood THX =] not a vegetarian. vegetarians do not eat the flesh of any animal .. people who do not eat meat exept for seafood is pescatarians.
Have you tried the chicken strips Morningstar or Bonehead? Them are fantastic and you can use as you would a piece of chicken, a sandwich or salad, and I'm sure if you could use chopped up in the recipe tuna is speaking. Yum.
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