I first tried them seared in a pan then in the oven like a regular steak/ filet, and i wasn’t the biggest fan of the flavor. I noticed there a beef bourguignon recipe on the juicy marbles website using the filets and was wondering if anyone tried it. Or if there are any other recipes where some of the flavor is altered to make it a little more enjoyable. submitted by /u/Peanut345 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Vegetarian craving meat/chicken? Hii! I’m struggling with a dilemma - I recently ( Nov) turned Vegetarian for the first time in my life after growing up strongly in a meat home & being a strong carnivore.. I have a problem though that I am an extremely picky eater & I don’t like Peas , Beans , lentils , Tofu , or any other kind of imitation meat. Most protein filled food are not my preference & I was always a super duper big foodie, now it’s like food seems isn’t as exciting kinda. I am a 19 year old female who is pretty thin & likes to remain active but lately I’ve been feeli ..read more

I'm not able to eat crackers made from grains, except the occasional one made from corn. Are there any brands of crackers that use legumes in their crackers? (lentil, bean, etc.) that you recommend? Many thanks submitted by /u/Delicious_Mess7976 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So I've been starting out , I haven't completely stopped eating meat , but lowered my intake. There's a lot of meat I don't like in general, but also my body craves it , and compared to a lot of foods , meat is good for protein (I workout almost daily and I need a lot) . I recently gave in and ate more meat then normal ?, my body has just been low on protein and it hasn't been feeling to well without eating any meat . I was wondering if there is anything to replace meat ?? I was looking on Google for protein related foods and most of it was meat related. For the people who had a harder time w ..read more

I bake as a hobby, and every once in a while I bring stuff in to work to share with my coworkers. I've gotten a reputation for my "fancy" desserts. Every month we have a staff meeting during lunch, and sometimes it's a potluck. The first couple I brought dessert, but there wouldn't be a main I could eat and then I'd be stuck working the last half of a 10-hour shift(of a physically active job) running off raw veggies, chips or crackers, and dessert. So the last few potlucks, I've brought a main so I actually have something I can eat. I've tossed around(not to anyone, just in my head) the idea ..read more

I’m about to reach 3 months of vegetarianism and for some reason my soul jumps bc I think I’ve accidentally ate meat in my previous meals. But because I log my food everyday (I’m losing weight) I haven’t ate meat since I made the commitment. I’ve even had a dream I accidentally ate meat at a family function because they accidentally gave me chicken patties and not the veggie option one. Just wanted to see if this is just me or to see if some people that can relate to me? I’m mostly doing it for health reasons, animals are definitely a plus though :). submitted by /u/c0wluvr [visit reddit] [c ..read more

How’s your experience of being vegetarian been so far? submitted by /u/HoloceneGuy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

i ate some marshmallows, then thought "hey i should check there's no meat cause i don't wanna eat people anymore" (i consider animals people so thats what my brain said) checked ingredient list. Gelatin from cows. i feel sad now submitted by /u/thatautisticgremlin [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi! I’ve been vegetarian for 6 years (ethic reasons), but lately i’ve been experiencing some health issues and decided to become pescatarian. I ate a few shrimps and tuna. The heavy feeling in stomach was one thing but the guilt oh my. I’ve been feeling guilty ever since i tried fish for the first time in 6 years. After three days i decided to not eat meat ever again. But now i feel guilty for even trying it T_T Any thoughts about it from you fellow vegetarians? I tried to talk about it with my friends and family but none of them are vegetarians so they don’t really get it. I just want to kno ..read more

Went vegetarian because of my rabbit Cosmo, who I found abandoned in front of my apartment building. I also read today that the average American eats 7,000 animals in their lifetime. I’m about a quarter of the way through and intend to remain vegetarian. If I hadn’t, that would have been ~5,250 animals in the rest of my life. It’s amazing that such a small bunny could make such a big change in my life and the lives of so many other animals too. I am so proud of him ❤️ wanted to post something to thank him for helping me find a better path submitted by /u/Cosmo-bun [visit reddit] [commen ..read more