I'm also not vegetarian, and have been pro-WAP since the early 00's, but
often eat at vegetarian restuarants because 1) the food is well prepared
and enjoyable 2) vegetarians and WAP share many of the same goals and
philosophies about being concious of what you eat and where it came from
ie. organic, sustainable, local, ethical etc.. besides, recent studies
show the sheer scale of domestic animals on the planet is a major
contributor to greenhouse gasses. This is a new phenomenon brought on by
industrial scale farming and a global population boom. It doesn't mean
going meatless but I try to eat "vegetarian" one day a week (ie. replace
the meat portion with cheese).

On Wed, 28 Oct 2009, 3037@... wrote:

> i am sorry for upsetting more than a few members of this egroup.to me
WAPAnnapolis was created to inform the public on the natrual/organic
alternatives to JUNK FOODS and organic farming.i am not anti-meat.
>
> although i am not a vegetarian i really do like fruits,vegetables and whole
grains.i also like to inform people on alternatives to junk food places.that is
why i sent vegetarian websites like happy cow which has links to health food
stores and vegetarian restaurants worldwide,recipes plus other vegetarian
information at http://www.happycow.net
>
> vegetarian times is one of the oldest published vegetarian magazines with
recipes and additional vegetarian information at
> http://www.vegetariantimes.com
>
> hallelujah acres is a christian vegan organization and website with
recipes,testimonies on the hallelujah diet plus additional information
> at http://www.hacres.com
>
> if i get to stay in WAPAnnapolis i will send information [no cross-posting] on
organic foods and organic farming.why not look into these websites.? these
websites are pro-organic farming,as in,fruits,vegetables and whole grains.the
happy cow website is NOT 100% vegetarian.
>
> jonathan st.thomas
>

Why would anyone on a WAP list use vegetable oil for grilling, unless
it was coconut oil?

On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 12:42 AM, 3037@...<3037@...> wrote:
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>
> how to grill vegetables in aluminum foil.you can also use vegetable oils in
> place of butter.
> How to Grill Vegetables in Aluminum Foil
> Source: contextfactory.com
>
>
>
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Myself, I'll use it to cast doubt on the surety of any self-righteous
vegetarians that try to preach to me! ( I can say that, since I was one once
myself!) ;-)

OTOH, it's still a good opportunity to talk about the benefits of whole foods
and local and sustainable agriculture...

--- In WAPAnnapolis@yahoogroups.com, "jonathan st.thomas" <3037@...> wrote:
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>   
> world vegetarian day,october 1 is the annual kick-off of vegetarian
> awareness month.make a difference this october by informing others about
> the benefits of vegetarianism.you can also inform people that vegetables
> and fruits can be baked,grilled,steamed,and fried.for more information on
> world vegetarian day go to http://www.worldvegetarianday.org  
>  
> you can also inform people on alternatives to fast food places,as
> in,vegetarian restaurants. for information go to  http://www.happycow.net
>   and  http://www.vrg.org   
>  
> jonathan st.thomas
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