posted. Terrific! What a perfect recipe for those who need a vegetarian dish. I read in the comments at the link to the recipe that a few people had used different types of squash. So since I had yellow squash at the moment I used that. We both said they are a great Faux Crab Cake!http://eat.at/swap/forum1/133166_Rec_Zucchini_Faux_Crab_Cakes_w/Citrus_Aoli
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Music City Missy...I made the Zucchini Faux Crab Cakes that you
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Here's the link to your friends site with the recipe.
http://nancyvienneau.com/blog/recipes/those-curious-zucchini-faux-crab-cakes/
http://nancyvienneau.com/blog/recipes/those-curious-zucchini-faux-crab-cakes/
music-city-missy
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I made some for lunch today too
They remind me - I know some people are going to groan here - of the old frozen stuffed crabs we had when I was a child. It was one of my favorite things to have.
They remind me - I know some people are going to groan here - of the old frozen stuffed crabs we had when I was a child. It was one of my favorite things to have.
music-city-missy
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Most vegetarians will eat eggs - MOST, not all.
Surpisingly, I've found that even a lot of vegans even don't mind an egg here or there to bind something.
I think the whole vegetarian/vegan thing is really getting around to trying to be healthier, avoid hormones and such so they call themselves vegetarians/vegans but they aren't as strict about it as I used to think of them being. Or at least that is what I see in most of them around me.
Surpisingly, I've found that even a lot of vegans even don't mind an egg here or there to bind something.
I think the whole vegetarian/vegan thing is really getting around to trying to be healthier, avoid hormones and such so they call themselves vegetarians/vegans but they aren't as strict about it as I used to think of them being. Or at least that is what I see in most of them around me.
As I understand it, a vegetarian does not eat flesh foods. A vegan eats no animal products at all.
So while a vegetarian might eat eggs, cheese and other dairy products, which do not involve the slaughter of the animal, vegans eat only plant-based foods.
Like Missy, I find there are all different degrees of strictness. I'm a card-carrying omnivour, but I believe we could all do well to eat less meat and more plant-based foods, for our own health and for the health of the environment.
Just don't serve me margarine!!!
So while a vegetarian might eat eggs, cheese and other dairy products, which do not involve the slaughter of the animal, vegans eat only plant-based foods.
Like Missy, I find there are all different degrees of strictness. I'm a card-carrying omnivour, but I believe we could all do well to eat less meat and more plant-based foods, for our own health and for the health of the environment.
Just don't serve me margarine!!!