Guest guest Posted October 10, 2006 Report Share Posted October 10, 2006 -----Forwarded Message----- Bay Area Vegetarians News Oct 9, 2006 10:21 PM ebbrewpunx Cooking Class, Best of Veg Contest, Recipes, Events and more Best of Veg 2006 - Vote Now! Bay Area Vegetarians sponsors this annual survey to recognize the top vegetarian restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area. Last year's top winners included Millennium Restaurant and Herbivore. Wonderful prizes will be given to randomly selected voters. Voting ends 11/15. Please help us by voting today for your favorites. World Farm Animals Day : a huge success Earlier this month we presented World Farmed Animals Day in conjunction with the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA and Animal Place. It was a great event, and good outreach to individuals who care about animals but had not yet gone veg. Our audience numbered about 300, with nearly half being non-veg, and filled the PHS auditorium. A big thank you to our presenters, lauren Ornelas, Kim Sturla, and Alex Bury, who graciously volunteered their time and shared their expertise. Thank you to our hardworking team of volunteers who provided enthusiasm and positive energy throughout the day - Amy, Candace, Elizabeth, Justine, Karen, Oliver, Randy, and Will. Please also support the donors who so graciously supported our efforts - MaggieMudd, Garden Burger, Sun Flour Baking, Primal Strips, Trader Joe's, Turtle Island, Whole Foods Market, and Lantern Books. Vegetarian Awareness Month World Farm Animals Day (Oct 2nd) and World Vegetarian Day (Oct 1st) may have passed, but October is Vegetarian Awareness Month and gives us ample opportunity for all of October to promote veg*nism. Whether you wear a veg t-shirt or distribute "Why Vegan?" booklets, let us raise awareness of all the good reasons to be veg. And don't forget your vegan Halloween treats! Cooking Classes Learn how to make delicious and cruelty-free foods with Bay Area Vegetarians! If you're new to vegetarian cooking, want to learn new recipes, or just want a pleasant afternoon enjoying food demonstrations & sampling new recipes, please join us for an upcoming cooking class. Oct 21st, 2006 - Vegan Baking Class - San Francisco Cinnamon Swirl Bundt Cake, Oatmeal Raisin Cookies, and Chocolate Peanut-Butter cups. $15 pre-registered or $20 at the door If you're wondering why our classes are priced so low compared to classes offered by other instructors, it's because Bay Area Vegetarians is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote compassionate and cruelty-free foods. All labor and any profits are being donated to Bay Area Vegetarians to fund our outreach & education programs. Ultimate Guide Updates Two Bay Area vegetarian milestones: the 32nd South vegetarian restaurant opened its kitchen doors recently -- Gillyflower Vegetarian, a Chinese restaurant, and the first entirely vegetarian pizzeria is in Oakland, Pizza Plaza is the first entirely vegetarian pizzeria in the SF Bay Area! Check out a new veg-owned business in the East Bay, Companion Animal Sitting Service. In other business news, the definitive book about dining vegetarian in the SF Bay Area, Vegetarian Bay Area: The Ultimate Guide, is now available at Little Otsu in SF. For regular updates, check out our Guide News blog With 1000 reviews in the Ultimate Guide, these vegetarian restaurants are ranked the best. Top Ten Vegetarian Restaurants (*) 1. Vegetarian House, San Jose - 4.5 2. The Manzanita Restaurant, Oakland - 4.383. Cha-Ya, Berkeley - 4.374. New World Vegetarian, Oakland - 4.36 5. Tofoo Com Chay, San Jose - 4.36 6. Good Karma, San Jose - 4.33 7. Garden Fresh, Mtn View - 4.298. Saturn Cafe, Santa Cruz - 4.25 9. Shangri-La, SF - 4.29 10. Cafe Gratitude, SF - 4.14 (New entry) Agree or Disagree about the Top Ten? Then say something about it, with an Ultimate Guide review. How to review a restaurant in the Ultimate Guide Heart Smart Cooking Cooking with Compassion and Good Healthby Chef Alex Bury Two months ago, the fearless leaders of Bay Area Vegetarians (Chris and Tammy) posted a recipe for “cheese” sauce made with tahini to SFBAVEG, telling us all it was delicious. They found it in one of Joanne Stepaniak’s wonderful cookbooks, The Saucy Vegetarian. Since they wouldn’t stop talking about it, I finally made a batch. YUM. "I Can't Believe It's Not Cheese Sauce"Hot Layered Bean DipTahini DipSesame Ginger Sauce for Pasta Event Calendar 10/10 Peninsula Dinner - Palo Alto 10/14 South Bay Dinner - San Jose 10/17 Adopt a College leafletting - Academy of Arts University, SF 10/17 Letter Writing Party - Berkeley 10/17 Marin Vegan Food & Fellowship Dinner - San Rafael 10/21 Veganauts: Mission to Earth - SF 10/21 KFC Cruelty Protest - Palo Alto 10/21 Vegan Baking Class - San Francisco 10/28 Veg Outreach at Sharp Park Beach - Pacifica 10/29 KFC Cruelty Protest - SF 11/08 Marin Vegan Food & Fellowship Dinner - Sausalito 11/12 Book Discussion: Living Among Meat Eaters : The Vegetarian's Survival Handbook by Carol Adams - SF Outlook users can use the 'calendar' icon link ()to add this event to their calendar. For latest news and events for Bay Area Vegetarians, check out the News Blog and Event Calendar. We don't always announce it, but event photos are added periodically to the gallery, too. October 2006 In This Issue: Best of Veg 2006 World Farm Animals Day Vegetarian Awareness Month Cooking Classes Ultimate Guide Updates Heart Smart Cooking Event Calendar From Santa CruzTo San FranciscoTo Sacramentoand everywhere in between Don't leave homewithout it! Order Today BAVeg Resources: • Veg Food Finder • Ultimate Guide to Vegetarian Living in the Bay Area • Veggie Mentor Program • Advocacy Rewards Program • Volunteer • Articles and Guides • BAVeg News • Discussion Forums • Mailing Lists • Local Events Calendar • BAVeg Frappr Map RSS Feeds: For those of you who use or RSS, we've now added a convenient feed for upcoming BAV Events as well as News. BAV Events BAV News Guide Updates / News For folks on the go, we also have a mobile edition of the events calendar for PDA and cellphone users. And an iPod Edition of the Guide. Send us your likes, dislikes, and requests to help us build a better newsletter and organization. This newsletter was sent by the Bay Area VegetariansPO Box 371215, Montara, CA, 94037-1215(415) 57-VEG-57 (578-3457) skype: bayareaveg www.BayAreaVeg.org Sign up for other BAVeg mailing lists | Privacy Policy | Contact Us© 2006 Bay Area Vegetarians, 501©(3) non-profit organization Forward email This email was sent to ebbrewpunx, by news Update Profile/Email Address | Instant removal with SafeUn™ | Privacy Policy. Powered by Bay Area Vegetarians | PO Box 371215 | Montara | CA | 94037-1215 As nightfall does not come at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there's a twilight where everything remains seemingly unchanged, and it is in such twilight that we must be aware of change in the air, however slight, lest we become unwitting victims of the darkness. William O. Douglas Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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