Category Archives: Veganism
Chickens are People Too
One of the very shiniest highlights of 2015 was the Boston Book Festival on October 25th: I got to do […]
Judgment and Complacency
(Here’s another chapter from Can-Do Vegan.) “Don’t judge me. Eating animals doesn’t make me a bad person!” How can […]
The Deprivation Myth
“Vegan food is bland and boring.” Sometimes people will have a lackluster experience at a vegan restaurant and leave thinking that […]
Roasted Red Pepper Cutlets
Prep time: 12 minutes Cooking time: 15 minutes This cutlet is healthier without the breadcrumbs—the combination of oats, cornmeal, […]
A Garden or a Slaughterhouse?
“Plants have feelings too!” is a joke men make so they can avoid addressing the problem of flesh eating in […]
The Top-of-the-Food-Chain Argument
(Here’s another little chapter from Can-Do Vegan.) * * * “It’s normal and natural to eat animals. We’re at the […]
“But I love animals!”
My first ebook project, Can-Do Vegan, has been a long time coming, and it’s still nowhere near ready to publish. Right now […]
Vegan Edinburgh
I have a guest post over on the Main Street Vegan blog this week, a sort of vegan love letter […]
Food is Love
I’m not excited about blogging this week. It might be the holiday, or it might be because so many other projects […]
Chocolate Mousse, version 1
My friend Layla posted a chocolate mousse recipe from David Wolfe on my Facebook wall awhile back, and I’ve been […]
