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Emily Deschanel Favorite Vegan Things

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, October 16th, 2009 in Actresses, Books, Business, Fashion, Food & Drink, Restaurants.

"Serious Moonlight" After Party At The 2009 TFF Hosted By Stoli

Raindrops on organic roses and whiskers on shelter rescued kittens. Eco friendly kettles and warm animal-free mittens. Recycled paper packages tied up with strings…

Emily Deschanel chatted with Ecorazzi.com as part of Vegetarian Awareness Month and dropped the names of some of her favorite vegan items, from restaurants to books.

Take a look at the list.

Food: Veggie soup (it’s getting colder in LA — soup keeps you warm.)
Restaurant: Madeleine Bistro in LA.
Book: The Conscious Cook by Tal Ronnen.
Product: Dr. Cow cheese.
Designer: Stella McCartney.
Celebrity: Alicia Silverstone (she was the original- gotta love her!).

Do you share any favorites with the superstar?

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Ed Begley Jr. Rachelle Carson Studio City Favorite Spots

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, October 16th, 2009 in Business, Couples, Food & Drink, Restaurants.

Alliance For Children's Rights' 2nd Annual "Dinner With Friends"

Ed Begley Jr. and Rachelle Carson are the perfect example of a vegan and an omnivore making it work when dining out.

The couple recently told the LA Times where they go to grab a bite in Studio City, California that can please both of their palates.

Ed Begley Jr.: Our favorite restaurant is probably the Vegan Plate right here in Studio City. I live at that place. Also the Outtake Cafe. It’s right in the neighborhood too. You can go in there casual, in jeans, but it’s still really good food.

Rachelle Carson: Ed usually walks there — he walks everywhere — and I’ll drive right behind him in the car. I usually order the salmon, it’s excellent, and they’ve also got the best Chinese chicken salad.

EB: I’m a vegan, but they’re able to accommodate us. I like the soups and vegetable plates, and they have terrific salads.

Are you in a mixed diet relationship where you have to compromise to enjoy a lunch or dinner that suits both of you?

Read about Ed and Rachelle’s other hot spots at latimes.com.

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USC v California

Golf.com runs a regular series where it profiles a college football town with all the hot spots to eat, drink and sight see…and of course play golf.

Berkely, California is home to the UC California Golden Bears Football and also home to Blakes On Telegraph, which fixes up a Boca Vegetarian Burger Worth biting into.

“Blakes on Telegraph (510-848-0886, blakesontelegraph.com) has been around for more than 50 years, and it’s still going strong thanks to its eclectic offerings in food, drink and live music. Hey, this is Berkeley — you’ve got to try the Boca Vegetarian Burger…”

Berkely is also where chef Alice Waters, champion for using locally grown ingredients founded the still in operation Chezpanisse.

Go  Bears!

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Blink 182, Fall Out Boy and Asher Roth concert in Madison Square Garden, NYC

More evidence that Travis Barker didn’t abandon his vegetarian ways permanently after an injury a year ago.

A recent Tweet revealed Travis likes to eat vegan with the kiddies.

“Just ate at the Vegan Factory wit my kids, soooooo good. Now gettin’ ready for practice tonight.”

Vegan Factory is a family owned Thai-vegan establishment in Tarzana, California that offers soups, salads, wraps, noodles, and veggie burgers, plus traditional Thai foods like vegan versions of orange chicken and shrimp and other fish entrees.

Keep teaching the children well, Travis.

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Singer and songwriter Diane Warren loves her veggies so much, it may take her awhile to make up her mind deciding which ones to eat.

Warren was spotted at the Veggie Grill in Irvine, California ordering her food while another customer in line waited patiently.

“In line behind Diane Warren at Veggie Grill in WeHo. She’s taking a really long time to order.”

Veggie Grill then suggested why Diane was taking so long.

“…Probably composing new song”

Hilarious!

The food at Veggie Grill would make for great inspiration, like Chinese Chikin’ or our favorite title from the menu, “All Hail The Kale,” containing marinated kale and red cabbage, roasted corn salsa, agave-roasted walnuts with a ginger-papaya vinaigrette.

Yum.

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Natalie Portman Liquiteria Juicy

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, October 8th, 2009 in Actresses, Business, Food & Drink, Restaurants.

Natalie Portman attends Toronto International Film Festival

The Associated Press has featured a story on the rising popularity of juicing, with the juice bar and cafe Liquiteria in New York City name dropped.

The establishment has a tabloid photo of Natalie Portman holding a bottle of Liquiteria’s cold pressed juice, which is extracted by chopping and pressing instead of spinning in a centrifuge.

Who knew Natalie was so juicy?

Liquiteria is located at 170 2nd Ave at 11th Street in NYC.

via mnn.com

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Heather Mills V Bites Bites Differently Than Thought

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, October 8th, 2009 in Business, Food & Drink, Restaurants.

Heather Mills Launches V-Bites Restaurant

We reported earlier that Heather Mills had opened a U.S. version of her V Bites vegan restaurant and cafe.

He, he, he, just kidding.

Actually, reports on the web were slightly incorrectly and the center in Bronx is the Hunts Point Alliance for Children (HPAC) community gathering space and distribution center.

So while the restaurant isn’t up yet, perhaps there is chatter going on at HPAC headquarters?

HPAC is the charity that Heather used to donate over a million dollars in vegan food to the area last year.

More information on the distribution center can be found here.

via boogiedowner.com

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Glenn Phillips and Works Progress Administration

Works Progress Administration: (Back row L-R) Greg Leisz, Sean Watkins, Pete Thomas, Luke Bulla, Benmont Tench (Front row L-R) Glen Phillips, Sara Watkins

The Works Progress Administration is a folk band named after FDR’s New Deal agency, with singer Glen Phillips (Toad The Wet Sprocket) at the helm.

Phillips says one of his favorite things to do in LA is visit Inaka Natural Foods Restaurant.

“There is something about the coffee at King’s Road that makes me really happy. And Benmont took us to a great macrobiotic vegan quasi-Japanese place called Inaka. But my favorite thing to do in LA is just catch up with friends. And again, as far as favorite places go, it doesn’t get better than Largo!”

Looking up a link to Inaka, the restaurant is under Yelp.com‘s “Japanese” and “Seafood” categories.

Reviewers have made comments like:

“I highly recommend their chocolate tofu mousse.”

So we take it some of Inaka is vegan.

But it gets real comically confusing as another reviewer expressed content with seafood and “tofu on the side.”

“Don’t miss their salmon (ask for it pan-fried with their light/dee-lish teriyaki on the side, OR try their incredible salmon patty and ask for their tofu dressing on the side for it…YUM!!!)”

Tofu dressing sounds delicious. Salmon patty…that’s another story.

Check out the entire interview with Glen and listen to a sample track of the Works Progress Administration at laist.com.

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