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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eatingwell/foods-to-eat-if-skipping-meat_b_861059.html By Kerri-Ann Jennings, M.S., R.D., Associate Editor, Nutrition for EatingWell Magazine I was a vegetarian for most of my college years, but I was not yet a nutrition major (that came in grad school). My diet in those days consisted of lots of bread, cheese, yogurt and fruit. Not surprisingly, I gained weight and became iron-deficient. Now years later and pounds lighter, I still favor a meatless diet (although not exclusively). However, as a registered dietitian and associate nutrition editor at EatingWell Magazine, I now know how to go meatless without missing out on the nutrients my body needs (nutrients in meat and fish that I can also get through certain “must-have” plant foods).

EatingWell: 6 Foods to Eat If You're Skipping Meat

TLC Cooking "7 Easy Vegan Recipes to Get You Through Your First Week of Veganism"

It can be a bit intimidating to go vegan all at once. What do I eat? I mean I know what I can't eat, but how do I put it all into a recipe? How can I make sure that my vegan meals are balanced and that my family will eat them as well? More and more people are at least cutting back on their meat consumption because it vastly reduces your eco-impact. It's best to hit the farmers' market and indulge in the healthiest, freshest produce available, especially because a vegan diet is almost completely produce driven. http://recipes.howstuffworks.com/easy-vegan-recipes-veganism.htm
We have produced a printed cook book of our recipes. It is packed with quick, easy, practical vegan recipes and is ideal for new vegans or for people wanting to find new meal ideas. Find out more about the Simple Vegan Recipes book . http://www.simpleveganrecipes.co.uk/

Simple Vegan Recipes - Easy Vegan Meals

Creating a Vegan Pantry

Rating: 5.0/ 5 (1 vote cast) So many people have asked me how to set up a plant-based pantry that I decided this subject merits a permanent place on VegKitchen. Whether you are a newcomer to a vegan/vegetarian diet, or someone who wants to have a greater variety of healthy ingredients at hand, this list can serve as your handy guideline. Now, no matter how time-crunched life gets, you can be sure that a healthy, nearly effortless meal awaits at the end of the day! Of course there are other items you might like to keep on hand, but these are the basics. http://www.vegkitchen.com/tips/vegetarian-pantry/
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Fatfree Vegan Recipes

A spicy and savory Mexican flavored dish that pairs well with spring veggies. Step-by-step photos illustrate this delicious recipe submitted by 5boarder. This is one of the quickest meals I know, although I discovered it in one of the most leisurely places on earth.

Protein in the Vegan Diet -- The Vegetarian Resource Group

http://www.vrg.org/nutrition/protein.htm It is very easy for a vegan diet to meet the recommendations for protein, as long as calorie intake is adequate. Strict protein combining is not necessary; it is more important to eat a varied diet throughout the day. Some Americans are obsessed with protein. Vegans are bombarded with questions about where they get their protein. Athletes used to eat thick steaks before competition because they thought it would improve their performance. Protein supplements are sold at health food stores.