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You're not going to have a Tbone steak without beef, it's true. So you can't have a beef burger without beef, but you can have other flavors of sandwiches that

You're not going to have a Tbone steak without beef, it's true. So you can't have a beef burger without beef, but you can have other flavors of sandwiches that are absolutely tasty too (and can be as fat and unhealthy as meat options btw). Also many recipes do work without meat : I do a kick ass lasagna and stuffed tomatoes. Anything with minced meat basically is not that much reliant on the meat for taste and can be easily replaced with textured soy (closest in taste but also seitan or beans or whatever). But then again, I don't understand how one can hate food before even trying it, and how one can be so adverse against acting towards a brighter future for everyone, here by having meatless meals more often. edit : Luckily, I just saw that while you're the most adamant, you're also the single user with such a behavior on this thread, so I still have hope that others will be more receptive.

emodendroket 9y ago
I don't think you're really following me. There are any number of meatless foods I like -- for instance, pasta with sauce (well, not vegan, and the sauce might have fish broth or something, but still), steamed or stir-fried green vegetables, ma po tofu (usually has pork but it can work without it), whatever. But I find the idea of a sandwich with tofu in place of meat repellent and I'd really rather just give up on the sandwich and have a recipe designed from the start to be vegetarian, rather than one designed to have meat but with a lousy substitute. > I don't understand how one can hate food before even trying it Are you completely without the power of imagination? Do you need to try it to know whether you would like pizza with marshmallows and miniature Snickers bars on top?