Dirt Candy’s Amanda Cohen Wins Best Faux Foie Gras
Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, July 8th, 2010 in Business, Food & Drink, Restaurants.

Amanda Cohen of Dirt Candy
Amanda Cohen, chef and owner of vegetarian restaurant Dirt Candy in New York city, has received PETA’s prize of $10,000 for creating the best tasting vegetarian dish to taste like real foie gras.
Cohen beat out 37 other chefs for the top prize for a substitute where geese aren’t painfully force fed through tubes until their livers swell several times the normal size.
Cohen’s vegan version of foie gras is a mushroom mousse, made with portobellos, soy milk, vegan margarine, and onions, and has been on Dirty Candy’s menu for awhile.
It’s a safe bet humans will voluntarily stuff themselves with this appetizer until their bellies expand in size.
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