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Sometime last week, Sean from fatgayvegan was kind enough to ask me a few questions to start a series on his blog focusing on vegan bloggers, writers and other fine folk who share their knowledge with the world at large. Read More »
As much as I fought to keep printing every issue of T.O.F.U., and in some ways I still am, I have to admit that going digital has its advantages for sure. Read More »
That’s right, the fifth issue of T.O.F.U. is now available. Topics include spring cleaning, growing veggies and greens in small spaces, how to promote veganism, making your own baby food, and a spotlight on the work and life of Jo-Anne McArthur of We Animals. Read More »
Another vegan-friendly restaurant with yummy appetizers is Cafe Koi. The menu has a special section for “karma appetizers” that includes vegetable dumplings, crispy ginger tofu chunks and yam wedges. For entrees, there are karma bowls, most of which are vegan and loaded with fresh vegetables. A good option is the Lotus Bowl, which includes maple chili greens topped with seared tofu sticks. Read More »
Now that it's posted, I thought I should give a little bit of an explanation for the cover. Since the theme of spring cleaning had been decided for issue V, I felt the cover needed a sign of new life, and what better way to do that then with a plant sprouting? Read More »
It's finally spring – one of my favourite times of year. The scent of a warm breeze on your face. The sight of little green shoots coming up in the garden beds. The promise of fresh foods in the coming months. It's almost enough to forget what the deep, dark winter months were like. Almost enough – but not quite. Read More »
Over the holidays I found myself indulging in something dirty, dirty, dirty: Mr. Noodles. When I read what super-foodie Meghan Telphner had to say about MSG, it reignited my fire: no more MSG for me! I vowed to find a way to make hot, spicy, brothy noodles at home! Read More »
Although we're close to getting the full issue done, I thought a little teaser might be fun. I try to keep some things exclusive to the mailing list, and I had planned on doing so with this, but Quarrygirl loved it so much I figured it might as well be available to everyone. Read More »
"We screwed up."
As someone involved in the publishing business, though not to such an extent as VegNews, I have always battled with several things involving the vegan "purity" of the magazine. The big ones would involve such things as booking a tour date in a non-vegan bar, having people involved with the project who may not be vegan, promoting companies that may not be 100% vegan, and including articles that may not be completely relevant to veganism itself. Read More »