/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11793399]

First time posting on /ck/

I’ve been vegiterian for about the past month and I’m really enjoying the diet change and energy. However the amount of recipes for vegiterian diet (that I know of) are very limited.

Having said this /ck/ doesn't seem to have any vegetarian threads, only vegan. So I suppose this is a vegetarian general. Post recipes

Also
>mo beans

[Anonymous No.11793405]

>>11793399

[Anonymous No.11793420]

>>11793405
Make this all the time, eat it with apple slices and it SLAPS

[Anonymous No.11793444]

>>11793420
Often for breakfast I’ll make 6 eggs with 2 slices of toast and honey

[Anonymous No.11793472]

>>11793444
Beans+ rice+ cheese

[Anonymous No.11793496]

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[Anonymous No.11793528]

>>11793496
I’m not that fat

[Anonymous No.11793541]

>>11793420
>all that honey

[Anonymous No.11793557]

Look into Mediterranean, asian, and some latin/french cuisine for inspiration.
Dumplings are your friend and are the worlds most common recipe after bread and rice preparation.
I love making Borsht and omelettes as well.

[Anonymous No.11793571]

>>11793399
Man I've been a fucking sloth for the last 2 years and I'm seriously considering trying vegetarian to get out of this funk. Should I do it op?

[Anonymous No.11793621]

>>11793571
Go vegan instead. Vegetarians don't really see any health benefits aside from more fibrous logs.

[Anonymous No.11793671]

>>11793571
You should just focus on being more active and trying to improve the quality of whatever lifestyle change you plan to pursue. vegetarian, meat, vegan whatever wont magically cure you.

[Anonymous No.11793720]

>>11793557
Damn, thanks anon will do

>>11793571
Try it out for sure, the natural sugars from fruits and vegetables curve pretty much all cravings for sweets. Also you’ll need to acquire a taste for dairy if you don’t already have one. I go through milk like crazy but I really don’t mind since the money I spend on gallons of milk fits in my budget since I stopped buying so much excess processed food. Beans are another great source of protein

>>11793621
>don’t see any real health benefits aside from more fibrous logs

It’s way easier to put muscle on and stay lean as a vegetarian

>>11793671
Also what this anon said. Really as a general rule of thumb stay away from heavily processed foods and fast foods. Home made food is a lot better for you. Also start out slow when you cut out food intake. Start out by going down just 100-200 calories a week that way to don’t cravings as bad. Also work your way up to workouts. Take a walk outside, do some simple body weight stuff at home. Don’t expect yourself to be able to just completely 180 on diet and fitness it takes time

[Anonymous No.11794122]

>>11793399
I went vegetarian a few weeks ago. Here is a list of what I'm planning to cook so far:
Kraut flecken
Pasta e fagioli
Falafel
Paella
Ottolenghi
Spinach pie
Lasagna
Scrambled tofu
Risotto -> aroncinni

[Anonymous No.11794198]

>>11793399
google up The Chubby Vegetarian

Good stuff, not pretentious faggotry

[Anonymous No.11794458]

>>11794198
this is a solid blog, I've been using it for years

[Anonymous No.11794487]

>>11793720
you're cute OP, post dic

[Anonymous No.11794690]

>>11793399
>I’ve been vegiterian
Stopped read there.
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