animal broth

[Guest guest]

My aunt made me green beans one time, after cooking them with sausage

all day - a country thing to do. When I told her I wasn't going to

eat them, she just pulled the sausage out and said, now there isn't

any meat in it, and besides sausage isn't meat. I couldn't believe

she was telling me sausage was not meat - to her it was pork, which

is not meat so what's the big deal. I told her I don't anything that

had a mother. She didn't understand, so I gave up and always bring

my own food to her house when we go there.

 

~Susan

 

 

On Apr 14, 2008, at 2:09 PM, lilbludaisy wrote:

 

> I will never understand people who think that just because they

> didn't give you the meat, only the broth, that you didn't eat it. I

> went through the same thing with my MIL as well. The broth is still

> part of the meat! Grrr...my parents also went through this with

> rasing my siblings and I.

>

> Jamie

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

hmm...I never thought of it that way. I did have a good conversation

with my MIL briefly about it again the other day. She seems more

excepting now with the baby being veg, I think. I just have check in

with her to make sure she just uses veg broth because I still think

that will take some time. But at least we talked about it. Maybe

what I can do is offer to bring stuff to help her out.

 

Thanks for the ideas!

Jamie

 

, Susan Williams <virgo.vegan

wrote:

>

> My aunt made me green beans one time, after cooking them with

sausage

> all day - a country thing to do. When I told her I wasn't going

to

> eat them, she just pulled the sausage out and said, now there

isn't

> any meat in it, and besides sausage isn't meat. I couldn't

believe

> she was telling me sausage was not meat - to her it was pork,

which

> is not meat so what's the big deal. I told her I don't anything

that

> had a mother. She didn't understand, so I gave up and always

bring

> my own food to her house when we go there.

>

> ~Susan

>

>

> On Apr 14, 2008, at 2:09 PM, lilbludaisy wrote:

>

> > I will never understand people who think that just because they

> > didn't give you the meat, only the broth, that you didn't eat it.

I

> > went through the same thing with my MIL as well. The broth is

still

> > part of the meat! Grrr...my parents also went through this with

> > rasing my siblings and I.

> >

> > Jamie

>

>

>

>