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Your Simple Approach to Better Health:
Enjoying Vegetarian Cooking


What's stopping You?

From Tofu 1-2-3

Maybe you understand the health benefits of eating vegetarian, but are still shying away from trying it.

Maybe you're afraid you'll miss the taste of you favorite meat and dairy foods. You think a vegetarian diet will be dull, bland, and unsatisfying?

That vegetarian meals will be too hard to cook? Think you aren't the salad, trail mix and tofu type?

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You'll find creating and enjoying vegetarian dishes can be as stimulating and entertaining as you like. You can prepare every one of your favorite dishes with vegetarian foods, including roasts, lasagnas, casseroles and stews.

From Tofu 1-2-3 Take tofu, for example, you can serve tofu chocolate mousse for your loved ones and they can't even tell it was tofu!

Entire cookbooks are available that made up of ethnic vegetarian dishes you can try. Culinary artists specialize in developing simple vegetarian recipes you can prepare and enjoy at home.

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The Advantages of Vegetarian Cooking

If you're new to vegetarian cooking, you'll probably be surprised by the advantages it has to offer.

  • Vegetarian foods cost less than animal products, so your food budget naturally goes further.

  • Plant products tend to cook faster than meat, so there's less time spent preparing meals. There's also no danger of sickness involved with undercooking plant foods.

  • Because vegetarian foods are lower in calories, you can eat more without gaining weight.

  • Best of all, fresh plant foods are so flavorful and nutritious, you'll find vegetarian meals even more satisfying than those made with animal food products.

Cooking vegetarian/vegan meal is not so secretive as it sounds. There's a huge variety of plant foods that are rich in flavor, color and texture for you to choose from. And it's easier than ever to buy the delicious ingredients and alternatives to meat as close as your nearby foodstore or simply order online.

With so many fruits, vegetables, nuts, beans and grains to cook with, the only hard part is deciding where to begin! Thankfully, there are so many vegetarian recipes available, it's easy to get started.

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DO YOU KNOW?



Greens, eggs protect against blindness

Chicago - Two nutrients found in eggs, spinach and other leafy green vegetables offer some protection against the most common cause of blindness among the elderly, researchers said.

Age-related macular degeneration ("AMD") affects 1.2 million Americans, mostly after age 65, and the irreversible condition gets gradually worse, robbing victims of the centre of their vision.

Many people may be susceptible due to genetic factors while smoking is known to heighten the risk.

The two nutrients, lutein and zeaxanthin, are both carotenoids - compounds that give many fruits and vegetables a yellow colour.

They help ward off the condition, apparently by allowing the eyes to filter harmful short-wavelength light and by curtailing other damaging effects to the macula, or the centre of the eye's retina.

No clear associations with other nutrients were seen,including the vitamins C and E and beta-carotene, according to the researchers, led by John Paul SanGiovianni of the National Eye Institute, one of the National Institutes of Health in Maryland.

The six-year study asked about the dietary habits of 4,519 people aged 60 to 80 when enrolled.

Those in the top fifth of dietary consumption of foods containing the two nutrients had 35 percent less chance of developing the condition compared to those in the lowest fifth of comsumption.

"Lutein and zeaxanthin may be considered as useful agents in food or supplement-based interventions designed to reduce the risk of AMD," reported and published in the journal Archives of Ophthalmology.

Source - Sept 2007, Reuters