David Fryer |
Last week I was watching a show called Chopped on Food Network. There was an exchange that went a little something like this.
Host: Tell us about your dish.
Chef: I made a vegan dish to serve to you today...
Judge: But there is pork chop here.
Chef: Yes, but the rice and vegatables underneath are vegan.
Celestial Healer |
Last week I was watching a show called Chopped on Food Network. There was an exchange that went a little something like this.
Host: Tell us about your dish.
Chef: I made a vegan dish to serve to you today...
Judge: But there is pork chop here.
Chef: Yes, but the rice and vegatables underneath are vegan.
Hilarious.
Anyway, I like the "meat-reducer" label in that article. That is something I can get behind. There are health benefits to eating some meat, but most of us eat far more of it than we need to.
David Fryer |
David Fryer wrote:Last week I was watching a show called Chopped on Food Network. There was an exchange that went a little something like this.
Host: Tell us about your dish.
Chef: I made a vegan dish to serve to you today...
Judge: But there is pork chop here.
Chef: Yes, but the rice and vegatables underneath are vegan.
Hilarious.
Yeah, he didn't last long in the competition.
Crimson Jester |
Crimson Jester wrote:Is it just me, or does it seem like the veggies are talking to themselves?And they are talking about you too.
Whats to say? Buy more popcorn?
Puffy the Dinner Roll |
So vegetarians don't eat animals. So if I start eating people, I can still consider myself a vegetarian, because many people are insulted by the claim and refuse to believe they are animals. Ergo, they can be claimed as part of a vegetarian diet.
Oh please everyone! Vegetables and meat, fah! You need healthy carbohydrates. Here, have some fresh whole wheat dinner rolls.
Oh Butter!