STOP APOLOGIZING FOR YOUR VEGAN-NESS. DAMN VEGANS 003
Amanda and Mario don’t apologize for their vegan-ness and neither should you.
SHOW NOTES
Mobile vegan alcohol guides: Veggie Brews, Barnivore
Amanda and Mario don’t apologize for their vegan-ness and neither should you.
SHOW NOTES
Mobile vegan alcohol guides: Veggie Brews, Barnivore
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Amanda Congdon and Vegan Mario discuss why they became vegan. Do militant vegans really exist? Rabbit food, seeing eye dogs, vegan tires, vegan cars and having no vegan friends are some of the topics discussed in this irreverent podcast.
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INTRODUCING THE “DAMN VEGANS PODCAST” with Amanda Congdon and Vegan Mario.
Vegan-Paleo Chard “Noodle” Soup
INGREDIENTS
PREP
PROCESS
1. Chop up the garlic and onions while the oil is warming up.
2. Drop the garlic and onions in oil when they’re ready.
3. Dice up the potatoes and add them to the pot. Sauté with the onions and garlic.
4. Prep the chard by pulling off the green leaves from the stems.
5. Finely cut the stems similarly to how you would chop celery. Then drop them into the pot and sauté with the potatoes, onions and garlic.
6. Next, take all the green leaves and roll them up into a little bundle. Then slice the bundle into thin strips and sauté with the rest of the ingredients for a couple minutes.
7. Finally, add water to the pot and finish cooking until all the ingredients are tender.
8. Salt and pepper to taste.
VARIATION:
If you’re comfortable with grains, this soup is also great with a little rice in it!
Just drop in a handful of rice into the pot when you add in the potatoes.
Note: Some varieties of Chard have very fibrous stems… avoid using those varieties for this soup.
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