Publishing Recipes

[Guest guest]

I looked the website http://www.nakedsunfish.com/ and

while there are a few vegetarian recipes there are

also ones for Turkey, two with salmon and one with

shrimp, hardly vegetarian.

While I applaud the idea of publishing recipes can we

all agree to only post links to vegetarian and vegan

recipes on this group?

 

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I debated whether or not to reply, because my comment is not meant to be

argumentative, by I wonder what the problem is of posting links to

non-vegetarian sites. I think it would be appropreate to let people know that

it is not a vegetarian site. My reasoning is that the more vegetarian recipes

on non-vegetarian sites, the more you might create interest in vegetarian

dishes, meals, and life style.

 

Another aspect of this is that if someone wants to publish a link to a

non-vegetarian site, they should also consider posting a link to this group or

to vegetarian sites.

 

Just some thoughts to stir the pot, so to speak.

 

John Collings <johncollings_uk wrote:

I looked the website http://www.nakedsunfish.com/ and

while there are a few vegetarian recipes there are

also ones for Turkey, two with salmon and one with

shrimp, hardly vegetarian.

While I applaud the idea of publishing recipes can we

all agree to only post links to vegetarian and vegan

recipes on this group?

 

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Agreed! Thank you. That would be most appropriate - and vegetarianism

(including veganism) is the theme of this list, together of course with cooking.

Anyone is welcome, but non-vegetarians must respect the sensibilities of

vegetarians. This list should be a safe haven for us ;=)

 

And could we hear a little about you, please, John? ;=) It's nice to have you

join us and to have you post!

 

Chat again soon?

 

gf

 

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johncollings_uk> wrote:

> I looked the website http://www.nakedsunfish.com/ and

> while there are a few vegetarian recipes there are

> also ones for Turkey, two with salmon and one with

> shrimp, hardly vegetarian.

> While I applaud the idea of publishing recipes can we

> all agree to only post links to vegetarian and vegan

> recipes on this group?

>

> John

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, Douglas Smith <cyclist451>

wrote:

> I debated whether or not to reply, because my comment is not meant to be

argumentative, by I wonder what the problem is of posting links to non-

vegetarian sites. . . .

 

Cuz this is a vegetarian site. You can fine non-vegetarian info all over the

place ;=) Vegetarians should feel they are safe here from non-veg

propaganda, so to speak *lol* I'm sure you understand ;=) Anyway, the list

would lose its point if we were to post about non-veg matters, wouldn't it?

 

gf

[Guest guest]

Hello, I feel like butting in a bit...if there is a website that is not strictly

vegetarian but has lots of great vegetarian & vegan recipes, could a link be

sent? Or would you prefer not?

Beth

 

Douglas Smith <cyclist451 wrote:

I debated whether or not to reply, because my comment is not meant to be

argumentative, by I wonder what the problem is of posting links to

non-vegetarian sites. I think it would be appropreate to let people know that

it is not a vegetarian site. My reasoning is that the more vegetarian recipes

on non-vegetarian sites, the more you might create interest in vegetarian

dishes, meals, and life style.

 

Another aspect of this is that if someone wants to publish a link to a

non-vegetarian site, they should also consider posting a link to this group or

to vegetarian sites.

 

Just some thoughts to stir the pot, so to speak.

 

John Collings <johncollings_uk wrote:

I looked the website http://www.nakedsunfish.com/ and

while there are a few vegetarian recipes there are

also ones for Turkey, two with salmon and one with

shrimp, hardly vegetarian.

While I applaud the idea of publishing recipes can we

all agree to only post links to vegetarian and vegan

recipes on this group?

 

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Douglas Smith wrote:

> I debated whether or not to reply, because my comment is not meant to

> be argumentative, by I wonder what the problem is of posting links to

> non-vegetarian sites.

 

Well, I joined the list because it was labeled vegetarian. I really don't

care to sort through sites to pick out veggie things and/or to do

converting. What is the point otherwise? Then a person may as well join

any cooking list. My opinion only.

 

A.

[Guest guest]

Hi Beth ;=) I'm answering this from my mailbox right

now, not the website, so I can't give you the number

but I think you'll find Rick's link in the first of

the Food and Drink posts.

 

gf

 

--- Beth Renzetti <elmothree2000 wrote:

> Hello, I feel like butting in a bit...if there is a

> website that is not strictly vegetarian but has lots

> of great vegetarian & vegan recipes, could a link be

> sent? Or would you prefer not?

> Beth

 

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[Guest guest]

> Well, I joined the list because it was labeled

> vegetarian.

 

It is vegetarian and it will stay that way. :=)

Otherwise, the list would lose it's point.

Non-vegetarians will continue to be most welcome and

are only asked to respect vegetarian and vegan views.

 

I suspect that there are some areas on which

vegetarians and non-vegetarians won't see eye to eye -

quite apart from the obvious - just as there are areas

on which vegans and vegetarians don't see eye to eye

;=) We all understand this and ask that

non-vegetarians be sympathetic to our views. Some of

these matters should perhaps not be debated on this

list - we get enough of that elsewhere *lol* don't we?

 

As you were, ladles and jellyspoons!

 

gf

 

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[Guest guest]

After some thought, let me rephrase, lol. Would it be ok to post a link to a

vegetarian recipe even tho the website isn't exclusively vegetarian? I'll check

for Rick's link. Beth

 

Cassie White <greenfury2004 wrote:Hi Beth ;=) I'm answering this from

my mailbox right

now, not the website, so I can't give you the number

but I think you'll find Rick's link in the first of

the Food and Drink posts.

 

gf

 

--- Beth Renzetti <elmothree2000 wrote:

> Hello, I feel like butting in a bit...if there is a

> website that is not strictly vegetarian but has lots

> of great vegetarian & vegan recipes, could a link be

> sent? Or would you prefer not?

> Beth

 

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