Guest guest Posted July 9, 2008 Report Share Posted July 9, 2008 WQhy don't you experiment with recipes for veggie burgers from the files. When you buy one in a restaurant it's a commercial burger and I'm sure it's full of all types of added flavors and ingredients you don't see on the market shelves. Gene , " padmasanadave " <padmasanadave wrote: > > Too bad about your Ruby Tuesday/veggie burger experience. I had one > for lunch today (my first business lunch since becoming a veggie), and > I thought it was great. Has anyone discovered a similar recipe? > > Padmasandave > > " Changing the world one bite at a time... " > > > , Karen George > <daddyslilladyk@> wrote: > > > > I went to ruby tuesdays in NC, to have salad and the waitress kept > trying to sell me a turkey burger...i told her i was veg and she said > well turkey burgers is what we serve here for vegs so i tried to > explain but she still was on the turkey burgers lol...i just said ok > and went on to the salad bar...and Janet welcome this is a good group > > > > Hugz > > karen > > > > > > > > > > Janet Brown <vegjlbrown@> > > > > Wednesday, June 25, 2008 1:11:44 PM > > new - Janet > > > > > > Hi. I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Janet. I have been > > vegetarian for over 5 years, and am excited to be a member of this > > group. I had to laugh at some of the restaurant experiences as I have > > had the same problem. I am from an area of Texas that seems to have > > trouble understanding what vegetarian is. Eating out is very difficult > > because often I will be told that there is no meat in a vegetable dish, > > then when it is brought to the table it will have meat. Also, I have > > found that many people think being a vegetarian means that you don't > > want large pieces of meat, but small pieces are okay??!! It can be > > really frustrating at times. I'm glad to have found a group where > > others are dealing with the same sort of experiences. > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2008 Report Share Posted July 9, 2008 I am mostly curious about what makes up the bulk of the Ruby Tuesday version. It could be beans, but it had a little different texture than that. Certainly it contains carrot, which I could see. It also contains something that I could not see - which, according to my wife - gave me very bad breath! It probably has a lot of salt, too. Dave. , " cilantrogreen " <cilantrogreen wrote: > > Why don't you experiment with recipes for veggie burgers from the > files. When you buy one in a restaurant it's a commercial burger and > I'm sure it's full of all types of added flavors and ingredients you > don't see on the market shelves. > > Gene > > > , " padmasanadave " > <padmasanadave@> wrote: > > > > Too bad about your Ruby Tuesday/veggie burger experience. I had one > > for lunch today (my first business lunch since becoming a veggie), > and > > I thought it was great. Has anyone discovered a similar recipe? > > > > Padmasandave > > > > " Changing the world one bite at a time... " > > > > > > , Karen George > > <daddyslilladyk@> wrote: > > > > > > I went to ruby tuesdays in NC, to have salad and the waitress kept > > trying to sell me a turkey burger...i told her i was veg and she > said > > well turkey burgers is what we serve here for vegs so i tried to > > explain but she still was on the turkey burgers lol...i just said > ok > > and went on to the salad bar...and Janet welcome this is a good > group > > > > > > Hugz > > > karen > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Janet Brown <vegjlbrown@> > > > > > > Wednesday, June 25, 2008 1:11:44 PM > > > new - Janet > > > > > > > > > Hi. I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Janet. I have > been > > > vegetarian for over 5 years, and am excited to be a member of > this > > > group. I had to laugh at some of the restaurant experiences as I > have > > > had the same problem. I am from an area of Texas that seems to > have > > > trouble understanding what vegetarian is. Eating out is very > difficult > > > because often I will be told that there is no meat in a vegetable > dish, > > > then when it is brought to the table it will have meat. Also, I > have > > > found that many people think being a vegetarian means that you > don't > > > want large pieces of meat, but small pieces are okay??!! It can > be > > > really frustrating at times. I'm glad to have found a group where > > > others are dealing with the same sort of experiences. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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