Wow, I made it. I did
a post every day of September for my first Vegan MoFo. I must say I’m pretty proud of myself! It truly hasn't been easy since I've been at
my parents' house in California for the past two weeks and my dad was in the
hospital the first week I was here. I
think it’s harder being in someone else’s kitchen any way and then add that you
don’t eat animal products and you want to try to make things for this Vegan
MoFo you've signed up to do! I did
prepare many of my posts and post ideas on my flight here. I had
five hours to kill on the flight to Phoenix.
(I’m still here until Saturday!)
I was lucky enough to have quite a few pictures of meals I've already
made and lots of ideas in my head. My mom
has also been pretty open to whatever I made too. My dad is recovering from surgery and he
needs his “protein” (insert animal protein in their eyes) to heal so we've been
making a few beef hamburger patties for him too. I keep teasing him and telling him I’m
putting him on the “Bill Clinton Diet” soon!
Vegan MoFo is one of the many internet “things” that have
really helped me in my first year of switching to a plant base diet. I couldn't imagine doing it without the
internet. There are so many resources
out there to help figure out meal ideas, information and support. I pretty much search any recipe I’m thinking
about and put vegan in the search too.
Sometimes it works and sometimes it comes up vegetarian. Sometimes I just figure out how to make it vegan and taste good. I truly think plant base eating is going to
explode in the next few years. So many
people are leaning towards it.
Since I've been pretty busy with my parents and their needs I
really haven’t had much time to do my internet searches. I really wanted to check out more of the
other Vegan MoFo participants. I will go
back to their posts and note the blogs that inspire me and those I’d like to
follow. Speaking of which, this blog Your Mom's a Vegan was one of the ones I found last year when I
came across their blog roll last year.
The name of her blog made me want to check it out. It is fun to periodically check out other’s
blogs and see what they are doing.
My sister-in-law has been eating this way for a while and my
nephew, her son, is vegan. They live
here in California and they are coming over this morning. It’s fun to have someone who eats like
you. I’m going to make the rest of the
mushroom puffs (I froze the half I didn't use).
I may even try some of my cashew cheese in some of the puff pastry. I was thinking I could even do pinwheel like
bites. I think I even saw some vegan
vegetable egg rolls in my parent’s freezer. I could make those to snack on
too!
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