So Day #4 is 'Hump Day.' Halfway from the beginning of veganism and the end. Am I excited for bacon again? Absolutely! In fact, this Saturday I have a date with In 'N Out. Because I deserve it. And what better way to clog the arteries than fresh, never-frozen beef on a delicious bun with the secret sauce. I'm drooling just thinking about it.
I'll say that after Day #3, this whole veganism thing gets a lot easier. Could I keep doing this? Probably. I'd have to double my produce delivery for sure. But do I want to give up forever the delicious tastes of my dad's Biscuits 'n Gravy, or chicken tacos, or my mom's chicken casserole? No! Veganism is great. I feel good after every meal. There is something to cleansing the body from the extras of saturated fat that red meat bring to the plate.
Lunch was leftovers from Saturday. I did have to add some cashews to it for texture. Hot sauce would have been nice too. But I didn't have any of that at the office.
Thank goodness Wednesday's dinner will have a bit more time involved with it. Just wait and see. It'd going to be de...(wait for it!)...licious!
That actually looks really good. After 10 years or so of kind vegetarianism I still can NOT cook tofu to save my life. Just can't do it. My husband is very thankful for this fact, however.
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ReplyDeleteOo that looks good. Did you fry it in olive oil? I'm going to try that.
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