thread: How many vegetarian meals do you eat a week?

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  1. #1
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    May 2007
    Brisbane
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    Oh, and by vegetarian I mean completely meat free, but not necessarily vegan.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
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    We have fried rice once a week - and I don't put any meat in it, just egg, and the vegies and then sauces and rice.

    But other than that...

  3. #3
    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    May 2007
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    LOL Mel, even my fried rice is meaty, I use bacon oooops

    My vege night are usual I can't be stuffed cooking nights, so we have toast LOL Or the odd occassion I make a potato bake with no meat to go with it...

  4. #4
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    Dec 2006
    In my own private paradise
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    LOL Mel, even my fried rice is meaty, I use bacon oooops

    My vege night are usual I can't be stuffed cooking nights, so we have toast LOL Or the odd occassion I make a potato bake with no meat to go with it...
    we add chicken and bacon to fried rice lol


    i love vege only meals - but they don't happen since DH has been living at home again!

  5. #5
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    Apr 2009
    in the garden
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    We were 'supposed' to do meat-free Monday every week. Errr, hasn't gotten off th ground just yet...

    My mum is vegetarian & I was for a few years so I have no excuse other than the fact that DH isn't really that keen, & I feel bad if I don't give him some thing he likes

  6. #6
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    Feb 2008
    Near the Snowies!
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    none...oops....lol. I know you're supposed to have one or two meat free days a week? I just don't know what to cook! Normally the only time we have meat-free is when I forget to take something out of the freezer! But then I use a tin of tuna or have fried rice (with bacon) so generally not meat free anyway.

  7. #7
    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

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    Dunno if I can post this but my vege sister gave me this link to the Australian Vegetarian Week Healthy Eating Tips and Recipes.....

    National Vegetarian Week - Recipes

    Some YUMMY recipes on there. I'm making those koftas on Monday I think

  8. #8
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    Apr 2009
    in the garden
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    That's just it, there ARE some really yummy proper vegetarian meals, I like my mum's cooking... I think though with DH he kind of feels if it doesn't have meat, it's not really 'dinner' kwim?

  9. #9
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    Dec 2006
    In my own private paradise
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    my DH is a bit the same - raised on meat and three veg, so that's what dinner should be

    i have been able to get him to eat a lot of things that aren't as cut and dried as that - but getting him to go completely meat free is pushing it. i don't mind as we dont' eat a lot of heavy meat meals - we might have chook fillets with vegie bake (of chook IN the vegie bake), a grilled steak with stirfry veg - but we always have meat

    for me - i can (and do) eat meat free when DH isn't home - but i feel better in myself if i have the protein load. am not a fan of egg, can't do soy etc - so, due to the PCOS and the impacts it has on my insulin levels - if i don't have meat, i find i get very dizzy a few hours later and then have to eat again (which annoys me!) or risk blacking out. pre pg, i'd risk it - now, with me primary carer for DD - not a chance

  10. #10

    Mar 2004
    Sparta
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    We vary. Some weeks we eat vego 5 nights and other weeks we only eat vego 1 night.