question about meat

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Liz,

 

We love the Worthington and Loma Linda products too. They are a sister company

of Monrning Star Farms and have a wonderful canned and frozen line of products.

 

http://www.kelloggs.com/brand/worthington/

Click on canned and frozen to see their whole line. We love them all.

 

You can find them a great line of their products at any Adventist book and

nutrition center www.adventistbookcenter.com Click on store locator to find

the closest location to you. They don't list any food products on their

website, but if you call them or go in their store, you will be amazed at the

selection. They will take an order over the phone and mail it to you too. They

have the " Chicken and Beef' like seasonings, nutritional yeast flakes, TVP,

Better than Milk Products and tons more too. We love the frozen section. You

can also buy in cases and save a bit of money. This is what we do.

 

Also www.amazon.com carries the canned products and has free shipping on

orders of $25 combined Amazon order. They have wonderful prices too. Find the

name of a product on the http://www.kelloggs.com/brand/worthington/ website

and then type it into the search bar on amazon. It is easier to find more

products they carry this way, I have found.

 

There are some health food stores also that carry them.

 

You could look in your phone book and call a Seventh Day Adventist church in

your area and they could direct you to the best place to buy them. Seventh Day

Adventist advocate a vegetarian healthy lifestyle, though not all members

embrace it, most do.

 

I've also found them in the Health Food Section at large grocery stores and some

super Wal-marts.

 

I think you would also love the frozen meals that Amy's Kitchen carries. We

find those in the freezer section at Super Targets. They are very good.

http://www.amyskitchen.com/

They also carry some of their canned products on the soup or health food isle.

 

There are also a lot of sites on-line that carry them. Just do a search.

 

You've got tons of selections out there, but one of the reasons we love the

Worthington/Loma Linda/ Morning Star Farms products is that you can use them in

your favorite recipes and while they are similar to meat, they will look and

taste a little different. I like this because if it looked to much like meat,

it would gross me out. LOL I've always been a vegetarian.

 

Another good thing about meat substitutes is that they are basically already

cooked, just need browning or baking or adding into a casserole, or stir fry.

etc....

 

Look in the recipe files here, under Meat substitutes and then the folders

called " not chicken " and " not cow " and you'll find some recipes using these

products.

 

Enjoy,

Judy

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Elizabeth Jackson

Tuesday, January 30, 2007 10:35 AM

question about " meat "

 

 

It sounds to me like most of you simply take your fave recipe and omit the

meat or have found a meat subsitute to use. This is what I'm trying to do

just to get started, since frankly, I'm scared of Tofu. I don't know why,

other than the fact that I've never had it and never cooked with it before.

I'm reading a lot of good things here about the MorningStar Farms " meat "

products and that really helps my confidence in going vegetarian. So are

there other " meat " products out there that would fool my carnivore family

when they visit? My family has an old Italian meat sauce recipe we use every

holiday for the special dinner, however it includes about 6 pounds of hot

sausage and stew meat, what are some good substitutions for those?

 

TIA,

Liz

 

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