Surely many of you have heard about vegetarian and vegan. I wasn’t
so clear about the difference until I read this explanation:
“Neither vegans nor vegetarians eat meat. However, while vegetarians tend to consume dairy
products and eggs, a vegan avoids all animal products, including
eggs and dairy, and often inedible animal-based products, such as leather,
wool, and silk. Vegetarianism is usually a diet, while veganism is a lifestyle.”
Last month, I went to my friend’s wedding and was served a vegetarian
course. That was not my first time trying veggie food, I had a few times before
since ~10 years ago.
So it’s not to my surprise that the food was delicious. Not only
that, the presentation was superb too. Hence, I take this initiative to show these
to you.
Romantic Four Combinations |
Braised Shark's Fin Soup with Vegetables |
Barbecue King Oyster Mushroom with Pineapple & Bell Peppers served with Two Varieties of Rice in Japanese Style |
Pan-fried Seaweed Fish with Special Sauce |
Stir Fried Kailan and Eggplant with Hot & Spicy Sauce |
Treasure Golden Inari |
Double-boiled Apricot Seed with Snow Fungus & Honey Melon |
Romantic Chinese Pastries |
Don't they look yummeh??
Yeah it was and I felt so full.
These days, the number of people turning to be vegan is rising, due to the
need to practice a healthy life-style or doing it for the sake of animal
rights. Whatever the reason is, I respect all individual’s choice. It is
important to observe and check the food we consume, because ‘we are what we eat’
Probably I will try the Veganuary.
But the only thing I don’t agree is when people criticize other people for their
choice.
If you think being a vegan is good, don’t condemn people for
eating meat.
If you still enjoy eating meat, don’t question people for being
vegan.
In my honest opinion, I believe God create animals for us to eat. It’s
never a sin to eat animals, but of course, only certain animals. Anyway, it’s
gonna be a long long lecture to explain the types of animal that are allowed to
eat, etc; so I’m just gonna drop the topic.
For now, be thankful for your ability to enjoy food on your table.
Bon Appetit!