New Member needs your fav. recipes and help locating products

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Hi all!

Just stumbled on this group, it's great! As a new vegetarian(1 yr) I

am looking for specific local shopping store chains(washington state)

that I can pick up various veget. items. Morning star is getting

old...GArden burger stuff is hit and miss with us, and we don't care

for Boca. I like to use Veet(veget.chicken) in various things but have

a hard time getting it at the store regularly. I am in need of any of

your tried and true fav. recipes to help give me variety. If you could

please email me a few of your favorite, I'd be so grateful! Thanks for

any help/advice you have. OH, also looking for a hot dog that actually

tastes decent! LOL! I have a very hard time with tastes, if it doesn't

taste good I won't eat it! Hehe A hot dog at camping time would be

great, as long as I could get it down! LOL! Thanks again!

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Here's the link to our recipe files. I'll bet you

find tons of goodies to make.

The Smart Life (I think that's the name, makes a good

veg. hot dog.

Yves makes a good Brat dog too.

You can always make a good veggie burger from a recipe

in our files, I love to make my own. The frozen ones

do get old after a while,

Donna

 

 

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~~Pink Floyd~~

Breathe, breathe in the air

Don't be afraid to care

Leave but don't leave me

Look around and chose your own ground

For long you live and high you fly

And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry

And all you touch and all you see

Is all your life will ever be

Run, run rabbit run.

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi from a fellow Washingtonian, Well I get my stuff from Fred Meyers, we also

have a Central Market in Poulsbo. I go there about every couple of months.

Otherwise Marlenes deli and Bakery has all kinds of vege products. That is just

off the top of my head. Good luck, Judy H

 

n/a <lowmerc1 wrote: Hi all!

Just stumbled on this group, it's great! As a new vegetarian(1 yr) I

am looking for specific local shopping store chains(washington state)

that I can pick up various veget. items. Morning star is getting

old...GArden burger stuff is hit and miss with us, and we don't care

for Boca. I like to use Veet(veget.chicken) in various things but have

a hard time getting it at the store regularly. I am in need of any of

your tried and true fav. recipes to help give me variety. If you could

please email me a few of your favorite, I'd be so grateful! Thanks for

any help/advice you have. OH, also looking for a hot dog that actually

tastes decent! LOL! I have a very hard time with tastes, if it doesn't

taste good I won't eat it! Hehe A hot dog at camping time would be

great, as long as I could get it down! LOL! Thanks again!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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On 10/20/06, n/a <lowmerc1 wrote:

>

> I like to use Veet(veget.chicken) in various things but have

> a hard time getting it at the store regularly.

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OMGosh.... I haven't seen Veet in years!! I'd actually forgotten about it,

and I used to love that stuff!! I just now tried to find them online...to

see if they have a store locator for the town I am in now, but couldn't find

them at all.

 

Next time you happen upon it, let me know if they have a website listed on

the Veet package! Thanks!

 

My fav, by the way, is Light Life. Chick'n smart strips, & smart bacon,

both vegan. They have other products, but I have not tried them yet. Not

available around here, that I have seen.

http://lightlife.com/index.html

 

Thia

 

 

 

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We love Wothington and Loma Linda Vegetarian Meat substitutes

http://www.kelloggs.com/brand/worthington/ and buy them by the case. They

have a huge variety of products, canned and frozen.

www.adventistbookcenter.org carries them. Click on store locator on the side

bar to find one close to you. It is worth the drive and you can stock up. We

love the Vega-links, Big Franks and Linketts for camping or cooking at home. I

love the linkettes at breakfast. I just heat them on the stove in their broth.

I freeze the broth for any of their products in zip lock bags and put into a

soup recipes that I made later. They Some grocery stores also carry these in

their health food section.

The Adventist Book Store also carry Bill's Best " chicken like " seasoning and

" beaf like " seasoning mix. www.billsbest.net . There is another Chicken and

beef like seasoning put out by McKays. They carry Bakon seaoning which has a

nice smoked flavor you can add to beans, toasted nuts, etc. when cooking. I

love Worthington " Fri-Chik " and use it to make " Chicken Salad, Potato Chicken

Noodle Soup, casseroles, bread and fry it or just bake it, plus many other

recipes. The frozen " luncheon meat slices " are wonderful on subs. They come in

" Chicken, smoked beef, corn beef, balono, wham(like ham), and turkey flavors. I

use the canned Worthington Choplets, which is a gluten pattie, to use in stir

fries or to bread and fry. Also the Worthingdon " Scallops " are really

wonderful, as are the tender bits. We bread with Italian bread crumbs and fry

up in a little bit of oil. You can also spray them with cooking spray after

breading them and bake them. They are good with cocktail sauce or Tarter

sauce.

 

You can also find lots of place on the internet that carry these products.

These are our favorite product manufacturers by a long shot. As with

everything, taste buds vary from person to person. Don't give up because one

product doesn't taste good to you. Our whole family enjoys all these products

but like in the hot dogs, one of my girls has a preference for the Big Franks

and Linketts, while the rest of us prefer the Vega-link, but we like them all.

 

 

 

Have a great day.

Judy

 

 

 

n/a <lowmerc1 wrote: Hi all!

Just stumbled on this group, it's great! As a new vegetarian(1 yr) I

am looking for specific local shopping store chains(washington state)

that I can pick up various veget. items. Morning star is getting

old...GArden burger stuff is hit and miss with us, and we don't care

for Boca. I like to use Veet(veget.chicken) in various things but have

a hard time getting it at the store regularly. I am in need of any of

your tried and true fav. recipes to help give me variety. If you could

please email me a few of your favorite, I'd be so grateful! Thanks for

any help/advice you have. OH, also looking for a hot dog that actually

tastes decent! LOL! I have a very hard time with tastes, if it doesn't

taste good I won't eat it! Hehe A hot dog at camping time would be

great, as long as I could get it down! LOL! Thanks again!

 

 

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I meant to say that I love the Worthington Little Links at breakfast, heated in

their broth. The Linkettes are a Vegetarian Hot Dog.

Judy

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wwjd

Saturday, October 21, 2006 6:57 AM

Re: New Member needs your fav. recipes and help

locating products

 

 

We love Wothington and Loma Linda Vegetarian Meat substitutes

http://www.kelloggs.com/brand/worthington/ and buy them by the case. They have a

huge variety of products, canned and frozen. www.adventistbookcenter.org carries

them. Click on store locator on the side bar to find one close to you. It is

worth the drive and you can stock up. We love the Vega-links, Big Franks and

Linketts for camping or cooking at home. I love the linkettes at breakfast. I

just heat them on the stove in their broth. I freeze the broth for any of their

products in zip lock bags and put into a soup recipes that I made later. They

Some grocery stores also carry these in their health food section.

The Adventist Book Store also carry Bill's Best " chicken like " seasoning and

" beaf like " seasoning mix. www.billsbest.net . There is another Chicken and

beef like seasoning put out by McKays. They carry Bakon seaoning which has a

nice smoked flavor you can add to beans, toasted nuts, etc. when cooking. I love

Worthington " Fri-Chik " and use it to make " Chicken Salad, Potato Chicken Noodle

Soup, casseroles, bread and fry it or just bake it, plus many other recipes. The

frozen " luncheon meat slices " are wonderful on subs. They come in " Chicken,

smoked beef, corn beef, balono, wham(like ham), and turkey flavors. I use the

canned Worthington Choplets, which is a gluten pattie, to use in stir fries or

to bread and fry. Also the Worthingdon " Scallops " are really wonderful, as are

the tender bits. We bread with Italian bread crumbs and fry up in a little bit

of oil. You can also spray them with cooking spray after breading them and bake

them. They are good with cocktail sauce or Tarter sauce.

 

You can also find lots of place on the internet that carry these products.

These are our favorite product manufacturers by a long shot. As with everything,

taste buds vary from person to person. Don't give up because one product doesn't

taste good to you. Our whole family enjoys all these products but like in the

hot dogs, one of my girls has a preference for the Big Franks and Linketts,

while the rest of us prefer the Vega-link, but we like them all.

 

Have a great day.

Judy

 

n/a <lowmerc1 wrote: Hi all!

Just stumbled on this group, it's great! As a new vegetarian(1 yr) I

am looking for specific local shopping store chains(washington state)

that I can pick up various veget. items. Morning star is getting

old...GArden burger stuff is hit and miss with us, and we don't care

for Boca. I like to use Veet(veget.chicken) in various things but have

a hard time getting it at the store regularly. I am in need of any of

your tried and true fav. recipes to help give me variety. If you could

please email me a few of your favorite, I'd be so grateful! Thanks for

any help/advice you have. OH, also looking for a hot dog that actually

tastes decent! LOL! I have a very hard time with tastes, if it doesn't

taste good I won't eat it! Hehe A hot dog at camping time would be

great, as long as I could get it down! LOL! Thanks again!

 

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So do I, I buy mine at Fred Meyers. Judy H

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote: I meant to say that I love the

Worthington Little Links at breakfast, heated in their broth. The Linkettes are

a Vegetarian Hot Dog.

Judy

-

wwjd

 

Saturday, October 21, 2006 6:57 AM

Re: New Member needs your fav. recipes and help

locating products

 

We love Wothington and Loma Linda Vegetarian Meat substitutes

http://www.kelloggs.com/brand/worthington/ and buy them by the case. They have a

huge variety of products, canned and frozen. www.adventistbookcenter.org carries

them. Click on store locator on the side bar to find one close to you. It is

worth the drive and you can stock up. We love the Vega-links, Big Franks and

Linketts for camping or cooking at home. I love the linkettes at breakfast. I

just heat them on the stove in their broth. I freeze the broth for any of their

products in zip lock bags and put into a soup recipes that I made later. They

Some grocery stores also carry these in their health food section.

The Adventist Book Store also carry Bill's Best " chicken like " seasoning and

" beaf like " seasoning mix. www.billsbest.net . There is another Chicken and

beef like seasoning put out by McKays. They carry Bakon seaoning which has a

nice smoked flavor you can add to beans, toasted nuts, etc. when cooking. I love

Worthington " Fri-Chik " and use it to make " Chicken Salad, Potato Chicken Noodle

Soup, casseroles, bread and fry it or just bake it, plus many other recipes. The

frozen " luncheon meat slices " are wonderful on subs. They come in " Chicken,

smoked beef, corn beef, balono, wham(like ham), and turkey flavors. I use the

canned Worthington Choplets, which is a gluten pattie, to use in stir fries or

to bread and fry. Also the Worthingdon " Scallops " are really wonderful, as are

the tender bits. We bread with Italian bread crumbs and fry up in a little bit

of oil. You can also spray them with cooking spray after breading them and bake

them. They are good with cocktail sauce or

Tarter sauce.

 

You can also find lots of place on the internet that carry these products. These

are our favorite product manufacturers by a long shot. As with everything, taste

buds vary from person to person. Don't give up because one product doesn't taste

good to you. Our whole family enjoys all these products but like in the hot

dogs, one of my girls has a preference for the Big Franks and Linketts, while

the rest of us prefer the Vega-link, but we like them all.

 

Have a great day.

Judy

 

n/a <lowmerc1 wrote: Hi all!

Just stumbled on this group, it's great! As a new vegetarian(1 yr) I

am looking for specific local shopping store chains(washington state)

that I can pick up various veget. items. Morning star is getting

old...GArden burger stuff is hit and miss with us, and we don't care

for Boca. I like to use Veet(veget.chicken) in various things but have

a hard time getting it at the store regularly. I am in need of any of

your tried and true fav. recipes to help give me variety. If you could

please email me a few of your favorite, I'd be so grateful! Thanks for

any help/advice you have. OH, also looking for a hot dog that actually

tastes decent! LOL! I have a very hard time with tastes, if it doesn't

taste good I won't eat it! Hehe A hot dog at camping time would be

great, as long as I could get it down! LOL! Thanks again!

 

 

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I was buying mine from The Farm in Tennessee. I think I will check out the

website and see if the price is different. Thankyou for the info. Judy H

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote: We love Wothington and Loma Linda

Vegetarian Meat substitutes http://www.kelloggs.com/brand/worthington/ and buy

them by the case. They have a huge variety of products, canned and frozen.

www.adventistbookcenter.org carries them. Click on store locator on the side bar

to find one close to you. It is worth the drive and you can stock up. We love

the Vega-links, Big Franks and Linketts for camping or cooking at home. I love

the linkettes at breakfast. I just heat them on the stove in their broth. I

freeze the broth for any of their products in zip lock bags and put into a soup

recipes that I made later. They Some grocery stores also carry these in their

health food section.

The Adventist Book Store also carry Bill's Best " chicken like " seasoning and

" beaf like " seasoning mix. www.billsbest.net . There is another Chicken and

beef like seasoning put out by McKays. They carry Bakon seaoning which has a

nice smoked flavor you can add to beans, toasted nuts, etc. when cooking. I love

Worthington " Fri-Chik " and use it to make " Chicken Salad, Potato Chicken Noodle

Soup, casseroles, bread and fry it or just bake it, plus many other recipes. The

frozen " luncheon meat slices " are wonderful on subs. They come in " Chicken,

smoked beef, corn beef, balono, wham(like ham), and turkey flavors. I use the

canned Worthington Choplets, which is a gluten pattie, to use in stir fries or

to bread and fry. Also the Worthingdon " Scallops " are really wonderful, as are

the tender bits. We bread with Italian bread crumbs and fry up in a little bit

of oil. You can also spray them with cooking spray after breading them and bake

them. They are good with cocktail sauce or

Tarter sauce.

 

You can also find lots of place on the internet that carry these products. These

are our favorite product manufacturers by a long shot. As with everything, taste

buds vary from person to person. Don't give up because one product doesn't taste

good to you. Our whole family enjoys all these products but like in the hot

dogs, one of my girls has a preference for the Big Franks and Linketts, while

the rest of us prefer the Vega-link, but we like them all.

 

Have a great day.

Judy

 

n/a <lowmerc1 wrote: Hi all!

Just stumbled on this group, it's great! As a new vegetarian(1 yr) I

am looking for specific local shopping store chains(washington state)

that I can pick up various veget. items. Morning star is getting

old...GArden burger stuff is hit and miss with us, and we don't care

for Boca. I like to use Veet(veget.chicken) in various things but have

a hard time getting it at the store regularly. I am in need of any of

your tried and true fav. recipes to help give me variety. If you could

please email me a few of your favorite, I'd be so grateful! Thanks for

any help/advice you have. OH, also looking for a hot dog that actually

tastes decent! LOL! I have a very hard time with tastes, if it doesn't

taste good I won't eat it! Hehe A hot dog at camping time would be

great, as long as I could get it down! LOL! Thanks again!

 

 

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It isn't on their website, but if you call the store, they can give you the

price for it over the phone or you can pop into one of the stores. They will

also ship it to you.

Judy

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Judith Herman

Saturday, October 21, 2006 11:36 AM

Re: New Member needs your fav. recipes and help

locating products

 

 

I was buying mine from The Farm in Tennessee. I think I will check out the

website and see if the price is different. Thankyou for the info. Judy H

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote: We love Wothington and Loma Linda

Vegetarian Meat substitutes http://www.kelloggs.com/brand/worthington/ and buy

them by the case. They have a huge variety of products, canned and frozen.

www.adventistbookcenter.org carries them. Click on store locator on the side bar

to find one close to you. It is worth the drive and you can stock up. We love

the Vega-links, Big Franks and Linketts for camping or cooking at home. I love

the linkettes at breakfast. I just heat them on the stove in their broth. I

freeze the broth for any of their products in zip lock bags and put into a soup

recipes that I made later. They Some grocery stores also carry these in their

health food section.

The Adventist Book Store also carry Bill's Best " chicken like " seasoning and

" beaf like " seasoning mix. www.billsbest.net . There is another Chicken and

beef like seasoning put out by McKays. They carry Bakon seaoning which has a

nice smoked flavor you can add to beans, toasted nuts, etc. when cooking. I love

Worthington " Fri-Chik " and use it to make " Chicken Salad, Potato Chicken Noodle

Soup, casseroles, bread and fry it or just bake it, plus many other recipes. The

frozen " luncheon meat slices " are wonderful on subs. They come in " Chicken,

smoked beef, corn beef, balono, wham(like ham), and turkey flavors. I use the

canned Worthington Choplets, which is a gluten pattie, to use in stir fries or

to bread and fry. Also the Worthingdon " Scallops " are really wonderful, as are

the tender bits. We bread with Italian bread crumbs and fry up in a little bit

of oil. You can also spray them with cooking spray after breading them and bake

them. They are good with cocktail sauce or

Tarter sauce.

 

You can also find lots of place on the internet that carry these products.

These are our favorite product manufacturers by a long shot. As with everything,

taste buds vary from person to person. Don't give up because one product doesn't

taste good to you. Our whole family enjoys all these products but like in the

hot dogs, one of my girls has a preference for the Big Franks and Linketts,

while the rest of us prefer the Vega-link, but we like them all.

 

Have a great day.

Judy

 

n/a <lowmerc1 wrote: Hi all!

Just stumbled on this group, it's great! As a new vegetarian(1 yr) I

am looking for specific local shopping store chains(washington state)

that I can pick up various veget. items. Morning star is getting

old...GArden burger stuff is hit and miss with us, and we don't care

for Boca. I like to use Veet(veget.chicken) in various things but have

a hard time getting it at the store regularly. I am in need of any of

your tried and true fav. recipes to help give me variety. If you could

please email me a few of your favorite, I'd be so grateful! Thanks for

any help/advice you have. OH, also looking for a hot dog that actually

tastes decent! LOL! I have a very hard time with tastes, if it doesn't

taste good I won't eat it! Hehe A hot dog at camping time would be

great, as long as I could get it down! LOL! Thanks again!

 

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