Meatless Hot Dish - Page 3

HonnyBrown · ‎11-23-2013

No, the stuffing isn't necessary. It adds crunch and a topping. If you leave out the stuffing, don't use the butter. It will still taste yummy!

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Colonel Meow · ‎05-25-2014

On 11/30/2014 HonnyBrown said:
No, the stuffing isn't necessary. It adds crunch and a topping. If you leave out the stuffing, don't use the butter. It will still taste yummy!

Thanks for the tip about the butter! I definitely plan to try this recipe out.

peachesncream · ‎03-13-2010

I think it's fine for people to post recipes that are rich - just as it's fine to post recipes that are lowfat, or complicated, or easy, or meatless, or whatever.

Something for everyone.

The trouble with editorializing about the suitability of a recipe is that it can turn off people who want to post recipes - and those who want to try them.

birkin baby · ‎01-20-2011

Not everyone who eats meatless meals is a vegetarian.Many do this once a week to save money. I think it sounds really delicious. But I am one who likes a tater tot and " cream of anything " soups. I think as adults,we ALL know some recipes are not as healthy as others...No need for getting on a soapbox and trashing someone's recipe. This should be one forum category where everyone is kind. If you don't like the recipe,for whatever reason , don't put it in your files. The people who share their recipes here are not trying to force anyone to cook it. It's a recipe swap...not a nutritionist visit.

sidsmom · ‎11-25-2011

On 11/30/2014 HonnyBrown said:
On 11/30/2014 sidsmom said:
On 11/30/2014 HonnyBrown said:
My household eats vegetarians.

Again, I gave it that name because I left out the cheese from the original recipe. I had to call it something else and didn't consider chicken soup as meat.

PS....chicken is a meat. If defined 'vegetarian', one does not eat meat, dairy or eggs. Vegetarianism 101.

You should take the remedial class.

My bad...you're right...I was speaking in generalities. Maybe there's a better a better way to break this down:

Technically there isn't a stand-alone 'vegetarian'....it's broken down as such:

Vegan: no animal or animal by-products either eaten or used
Ovo-vegetarian: no meat, but includes eggs
Lacto-vegetarian: no meat, but includes dairy
Pescatarian: no meat, but includes fish
Pollotarian: no meat, but includes chicken
Lacto-Ovo vegetarian: the most common practice
CondensedChickenSoupatarian: See OP...I don't think condensed soup of any flavor is real food, so it deserves a category for itself. =:0

Unfortunately no matter what 'atarian' it falls within, it's waaay too high in fat for any diet. That's where many 'vegetarians' get lost...'I just had a salad' and it's 70% fat. So many fat vegetarian/vegans out there. Hopefully your step-sons are smart about this (on their own) & don't fall within my previous description.

HonnyBrown · ‎11-23-2013

On 11/30/2014 birkin baby said: Not everyone who eats meatless meals is a vegetarian.Many do this once a week to save money. I think it sounds really delicious. But I am one who likes a tater tot and " cream of anything " soups. I think as adults,we ALL know some recipes are not as healthy as others...No need for getting on a soapbox and trashing someone's recipe. This should be one forum category where everyone is kind. If you don't like the recipe,for whatever reason , don't put it in your files. The people who share their recipes here are not trying to force anyone to cook it. It's a recipe swap...not a nutritionist visit.

Well stated, birkin, thank you!

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Sooner · ‎03-10-2010

On 11/30/2014 sidsmom said:
On 11/30/2014 HonnyBrown said:
On 11/30/2014 sidsmom said:
On 11/30/2014 HonnyBrown said:
My household eats vegetarians.

Again, I gave it that name because I left out the cheese from the original recipe. I had to call it something else and didn't consider chicken soup as meat.

PS....chicken is a meat. If defined 'vegetarian', one does not eat meat, dairy or eggs. Vegetarianism 101.

You should take the remedial class.

My bad...you're right...I was speaking in generalities. Maybe there's a better a better way to break this down:

Technically there isn't a stand-alone 'vegetarian'....it's broken down as such:

Vegan: no animal or animal by-products either eaten or used
Ovo-vegetarian: no meat, but includes eggs
Lacto-vegetarian: no meat, but includes dairy
Pescatarian: no meat, but includes fish
Pollotarian: no meat, but includes chicken
Lacto-Ovo vegetarian: the most common practice
CondensedChickenSoupatarian: See OP...I don't think condensed soup of any flavor is real food, so it deserves a category for itself. =:0

Unfortunately no matter what 'atarian' it falls within, it's waaay too high in fat for any diet. That's where many 'vegetarians' get lost...'I just had a salad' and it's 70% fat. So many fat vegetarian/vegans out there. Hopefully your step-sons are smart about this (on their own) & don't fall within my previous description.

It's kids eating ONE meal at mom's house. Everyone should relax about this. It's just silly to pick it to pieces like this.

Tissyanne · ‎12-07-2012

It sounds delicious! I agree that there is no reason to pick this apart. Honny is sharing a dish she made for her kids, and nothing more. I personally would like to make it. Thanks for sharing.