Vegitarian meals in restaraunts

[Guest guest]

I was wondering if anyone else has trouble finding a place that they

can go out to eat? It seems that everyplace I go everything that

is " meat free " is cooked with meat or has cheese in it. I am all for

cooking at home, but it is nice to go out every once in a while. Any

suggestions of restaraunt chains where I can get something besides

salad would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Mandy

[Guest guest]

I guess I'm pretty lucky to live in Montreal... we

have so many different types of food, and even the

steakhouses have veggie dishes..

 

I suggest looking for Indian places, or Meditaranian

(Lebanese, Arabic, Kosher) the meditaranian diet is

very vegetarian, based around legumes - try a falafel

or some couscous. Also go to Italian places and get

dishes with Tomato sauce instead of meat sauce. Thai

food has lost of great veggie stuff too, you'll just

have to get used to asking the waiter before you

order. Eventually you'll find some places

 

good luck!

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Mandy,

 

Where about do you live? If you live in Sacramento,

California, I can give you some tips.

 

Laura-Marie Taylor

 

--- Mandy <treehugrnotkissr wrote:

>

>

>

> I was wondering if anyone else has trouble finding a

> place that they

> can go out to eat? It seems that everyplace I go

> everything that

> is " meat free " is cooked with meat or has cheese in

> it. I am all for

> cooking at home, but it is nice to go out every once

> in a while. Any

> suggestions of restaraunt chains where I can get

> something besides

> salad would be much appreciated.

> Thanks,

> Mandy

 

Be here now.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

How about Chinese, Indian, Kosher, or Middle Eastern or Mediteranian

restaraunts.

 

Good luck

let us know what you find.

 

gayle

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I agree. Even in New Zealand lots of vegetarian meals are available

in the Indian, Middle Eastern, Thai Restarants.

 

If you ring your regular restaurant up when booking, you can always

ask them to cook you up something specail. You will be surprised at

how many will.

 

All the best

Diana

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[Guest guest]

Except I usually find they only offer to make you a vegetable stir fry,

which is really very boring in the long run. ;(

 

I know Lebanese restaurants often have several vegetarian or vegan items

on their menu. Also, if you're lucky enough to have a Mongolian Barbecue

type restaurant in your area, I would recommend that. Personally I love

those. You get to put together the food yourself, picking from lots of

different kinds of veggies, meat, seafood etc, and also spices, wine

etc, and then they fry it up for you. Its especially good if not

everyone is a vegetarian since everyone choses what he or she likes and

you can just leave the meat out.

 

//Sofia

[Guest guest]

Sofia wrote:

 

>on their menu. Also, if you're lucky enough to have a Mongolian Barbecue

>type restaurant in your area, I would recommend that. Personally I love

>those. You get to put together the food yourself, picking from lots of

>different kinds of veggies, meat, seafood etc, and also spices, wine

>etc, and then they fry it up for you. Its especially good if not

>everyone is a vegetarian since everyone choses what he or she likes and

>you can just leave the meat out.

 

Some of my veg friends will not eat at those places because the meat

and veggies are cooked on the same surface.

 

serene

--

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-- The Holy Church of Happy Good Times

[Guest guest]

Veg-Recipes , " serene (Sandra Vannoy) "

<serene@s...> wrote:

 

 

> Sofia wrote:

 

 

>

 

 

> >on their menu. Also, if you're lucky enough to have a Mongolian

Barbecue

 

 

> >type restaurant in your area, I would recommend that. Personally I

love

 

 

> >those. You get to put together the food yourself, picking from lots

of

 

 

> >different kinds of veggies, meat, seafood etc, and also spices,

wine

 

 

> >etc, and then they fry it up for you. Its especially good if not

 

 

> >everyone is a vegetarian since everyone choses what he or she likes

and

 

 

> >you can just leave the meat out.

 

 

>

 

 

> Some of my veg friends will not eat at those places because the meat

 

 

> and veggies are cooked on the same surface.

 

 

>

 

 

> serene

 

 

> --

 

 

> " A conservative is someone who worships the views of dead liberals. "

 

 

> -- The Holy Church of Happy Good Times

 

 

 

 

 

 

I write:

 

 

My veg friend and I once went to such a place.. you know what he

did? He went and bought new surfaces and then placed it properly ,

took the stuff and fried it himself, and then we went and got a

tattoo. He put a Brocolli tattoo on his left hand.

 

 

 

 

-tom.

[Guest guest]

serene (Sandra Vannoy) wrote:

 

>Sofia wrote:

>

>

>

>>on their menu. Also, if you're lucky enough to have a Mongolian Barbecue

>>type restaurant in your area, I would recommend that. Personally I love

>>those. You get to put together the food yourself, picking from lots of

>>different kinds of veggies, meat, seafood etc, and also spices, wine

>>etc, and then they fry it up for you. Its especially good if not

>>everyone is a vegetarian since everyone choses what he or she likes and

>>you can just leave the meat out.

>>

>>

>

>Some of my veg friends will not eat at those places because the meat

>and veggies are cooked on the same surface.

>

>serene

>

>

Well that differs, some clean the surface between each meal. Obviously

those are the ones to go to... The one I went to when I was a vegetarian

was a place like that, or I wouldn't have gone either.

//Sofia