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How am I wrong? By not eating meat you are making a compromise. Maybe worthwhile, but it still is a compromise.
by Skunkleton 8y ago
How am I wrong? By not eating meat you are making a compromise. Maybe worthwhile, but it still is a compromise.
- atonse 8y agoYou're being downvoted because you're missing the point, and trying to argue semantics. Yes, of course, by the number of individual ingredient options, keeping meat out is a "subset" in the strictest of mathematical definitions, but that is a largely useless argument. The point is, while this is changing a lot in the US coasts for example, in most other places in the US (and even worse in parts of Europe I've travelled to), the dishes that are actually vegetarian (contain only ingredients derived from vegetables or spices), are a VERY small subset, usually side dishes. But in Indian cuisine (and probably Ethiopian as the other poster stated), you could have just as much of a variety of dishes that are just made from vegetables, that you wouldn't grow tired of eating mashed potatoes, green beans, and salads.