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UK Mike

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Vegetarian for over 30 years and one of my best friends was a tutor with the Vegetarian Society - but I am in the UK rather than USA so it might get complicated.

Pens and paper everywhere, yet all our hearts did sink,

 

Pens and paper everywhere, but not a drop of ink.

 

"Cursive writing does not mean what I think it does"

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I'm a flexatarian. I'd love to participate! (Okay, I need more recipes myself!)

...For desire is the cruelest pain. -Jill Tracy

Function determines structure. -Dr Glenn Doman

"Left-handers of the world, unite!" -Janus Zarate: League of Left-Handers, brassgoggles.co.uk

 

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I know this is a bit late to the table but I thought i'd respond just incase you haven't gotten all of the slots filled.

 

Pescetarian here, count me in if there's still time/space. I'm in the US.

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Good day all. I apologize for the extreme delay in my response - I have not been on FPN since my last post in November basically. I am delighted to see so many of you are interested in this traveling veggie recipe book!

 

Please send me an update if you are still interested and also let me know what city, state and country you are in. I will try to order the list in such a way so that it is convenient for everyone who is participating.

 

I am UBER excited that we have so many people interested!! My goal will be send this out by March 1st, so let's try to make sure I have the city, state and country correct from everyone first, then I will order the list, and only then ask person #2 for their address. Here is the list as I have it thus far:

 

1. caramelnib (USA-DC)

2. oshizemi

3. coyotewhisper (USA)

4. ModiHammarstedt (USA)

5. Alaska PD (USA)

6. Iamchum (Australia)

7. Bitterwonder

8. Chad.trent

9. Whitedot

10. Sharonspens (USA-IN)

11. Mrbig

12. Odinraider

13. Jacksterp (USA-NC)

14. Liyalla (UK)

15. UK Mike

16. Vela (USA-WA)

17. caribbean_skye (US)

18. Mana (Finland)

 

 

Woohoo!!!

 

-Gwen

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I'm in Muncie, Indiana USA

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VERY interested. In Raleigh, NC.

 

Let's get cooking!

Fool me once, shame on you.

Fool me twice; damn

There goes that fox again.

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Vegan in Toronto with my own personal book of recipes, mains and desserts, and sauces, and drinks. I'm not raw vegan, but I do have some of those, too. I also have some amazing cookbooks from which to borrow, one of them is Great Chefs Cook Vegan, for those interested in gourmet. If anyone would like specific recipes, please let me know and I'll list my cookbooks here.

 

Please PM for my mailing address. So excited!

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I'm interested!! I've been vegan for 2 years, and I'm quite good at cooking food that fools my omnivorous friends :thumbup:

 

My vegan cupcakes have fooled many an omnivore. They look like this after: :yikes:

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Been vegetarian all my life (albeit quite a short life!!), and love to cook. Would love to share some recipes, but not too sure about whether I'd be able to write them in the book.

Great idea and I hope it works (is working?) out - I may upload a few recipes online that you can copy in it on behalf of me :P

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I am in Hong Kong. (It would make sense to sandwich me after someone from the States and before someone from Oz.)

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Where is this book these days?

"There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self." Earnest Hemingway

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I've been a mostly vegan (the only animal product i eat is cheese since it's one of my only sources of protein) since i was 5 years old but i dont know how to cook any foods (i barely even know how to make a grilled cheese) so i probably would not be a good candidate for this book at all (and i have terrible handwriting) but i just dropped in to say it's really cool how many vegetarians and vegans there are in this website.

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I'm not a veggie but do have a pretty good reciepe for a this green curry if anyone is interested?

 

Ben

''You can't stay in your corner of the forest waiting for others to come to you. You have to go to them sometimes''. A A Milne

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The OP has not been on FPN since August 2013. I am pretty sure this book never got started, unfortunately. I know the post gets resurrected every once in a while, with new hopeful voices, but it is not happening right now unless there is a current groundswelling to make it happen.

 

Sharon in Indiana

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Hello all... I am extremely sorry for not being on FPN for ... 3 years... (!!!). I did start and mail out the vegetarian recipe book but I never got an update from the person I sent it to, and after a month of asking I was distracted by RL - my grandma had passed away, and some other bad things happened, and honestly then, I forgot and for that I am extremely apologetic.

 

Today is my first day back on FPN, and in the writing world. I am (pleasantly) surprised to see how many people have been interested in a Vegetarian book such as this over the years. If any of you are still interested, please let me know and maybe we can revive this project. If I find 5-10 people interested, I will send out the my first recipe by mid-February. I am sure we can add people on as we go along.

 

What do you think? Shall we try this again? I already know the recipe I would put on there - Vegetarian Enchiladas (NOT healthy!).

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Cool! Anyone else? Like I said... if we get 5 people I will start this.

Mana... do you want to PM me your address? I will send it to you first since you expressed interest.

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