Refreshing....for a newby to the group... D'Vorah honey

[Guest guest]

Just want to mention you can sub. honey with pure maple sugar in recipes.

There's some vegetarian food for thought, or that one is vegan..Smiles! Donna

 

" Dvorah L. Dollar " <dollar_queenbee wrote: From what I have

managed to browse through, I like! I am reading vegan

posts, vegetarian posts and posts of those who still consume fish. Some

wear leather..some do not..some are debating..

what I find refreshing is the attitude of " we are all ok " and moving

at different speeds to where " we " want to be and none have come across

as " holier than thou " so to speak.

This I like!!

At this point in my husband's and my journey, we have managed to give

up the dairy. Today I have made some more Soymilk using the blender and

pot method. Not too difficult at all. Eggs will be next. I think the

most difficult in the purest vegan since is giving up honey. Have to

think about that one.

Thanks for all the interesting posts and now I think I will relax and

browse some more.

Ps..Love the pics.

D'vorah

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Is that anything like brown sugar? Where would I find it?

 

On 1/12/06, purplepassion <thelilacflower wrote:

> Just want to mention you can sub. honey with pure maple sugar in recipes.

> There's some vegetarian food for thought, or that one is vegan..Smiles!

> Donna

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Do they have maple sugar (your original post mentioned maple sugar)?

I know that the maple sugar is often very expensive, but Dr. Weil

likes the stuff...

 

But anyway, you'd sub maple *syrup* for honey; if you subbed with the

maple sugar you'd need to also account for the liquid difference,

which could be a little trickier.

 

 

--- purplepassion <thelilacflower> wrote:

> Most markets sell pure maple syrup in the syrup and pancake mix

> isle. I get it very inexpensive at Trader Joes and Whole Foods

> carries it also.

>

>> Kyrene Ariadne <kyrene@g...> wrote: Is that anything like brown

>> sugar? Where would I find it?

>>

>>> On 1/12/06, purplepassion <thelilacflower> wrote:

>>> Just want to mention you can sub. honey with pure maple sugar in

>>> recipes. There's some vegetarian food for thought, or that one is

>>> vegan..Smiles!

[Guest guest]

HI:

 

I use maple syrup when I make bread instead of honey, I also use soy powder

instead of the instant milk powder the recipe called for.

 

Gayle

 

 

purplepassion <thelilacflower

 

Thu, 12 Jan 2006 15:20:23 -0800 (PST)

Re: Refreshing....for a newby to the group...

D'Vorah honey

 

 

Just want to mention you can sub. honey with pure maple sugar in recipes.

There's some vegetarian food for thought, or that one is vegan..Smiles! Donna

 

" Dvorah L. Dollar " <dollar_queenbee wrote: From what I have

managed to browse through, I like! I am reading vegan

posts, vegetarian posts and posts of those who still consume fish. Some

wear leather..some do not..some are debating..

what I find refreshing is the attitude of " we are all ok " and moving

at different speeds to where " we " want to be and none have come across

as " holier than thou " so to speak.

This I like!!

At this point in my husband's and my journey, we have managed to give

up the dairy. Today I have made some more Soymilk using the blender and

pot method. Not too difficult at all. Eggs will be next. I think the

most difficult in the purest vegan since is giving up honey. Have to

think about that one.

Thanks for all the interesting posts and now I think I will relax and

browse some more.

Ps..Love the pics.

D'vorah