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Vegetarian Lasagne Recipe Using Quorn Vegetarian Mince

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, August 15th, 2013 in Food & Drink, Recipes.

When you want to cook a traditional meal that calls for beef, try using Quorn vegetarian mince. It’s a great substitute for real beef mince in many Italian dishes, such as lasagne, spaghetti Bolognese and other pastas. You’ll find the perfect recipe for vegetarian lasagne using Quorn vegetarian mince at http://www.quorn.co.uk/recipes/vegetarian-lasagne/.

Just because you’re into eating healthy, doesn’t mean you have to spend hours in the kitchen or sacrifice taste. Quorn’s vegetarian lasagne requires only 30 minutes of cooking time. The recipe makes four servings, each containing only 538 calories. Cooking healthy for the family has become a priority for many parents. With Quorn mince, it’s easy for mom to quickly provide a wholesome dish for everyone at the table, including her children.

 

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Bill Clinton Good Publicity For Vegetarian Food Says Quorn

Written by Vegetarian Star on Tuesday, December 11th, 2012 in Business, Food & Drink, Politicians.

Bill Clinton

Bill Clinton has the potential to bring lots of positive attention to the vegetarian and vegan diet and lifestyle, according to a leading producer of meatless products.

Quorn, launched in the U.S. in 2002, has written a statement on the former president’s diet he adopted to combat heart issues he was facing.

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Leilani Munter. Credit: Alan Moore

Leilani Munter. Credit: Alan Moore

Leilani Munter explained to the Huffington Post how she fuels up during race time on the track and on the road.

“Carbs are key. I like a hearty pasta with a meat-substitute. Say a Quorn “chicken” breast cut up and sauteed over pasta, lots of veggies from my garden. I eat a lot of high-protein meat-substitutes. MorningStar Farms has great products. It’s SO tasty.”

“I stock up at the grocery store — fresh produce and meat substitutes — and my garden beforehand. The rest of the team might have hotdogs in the garage, I’ll fire up my Tofurky dogs.”

It’s been said that if humans consume plants from the ground that animals raised for food eat, we’d save a lot of energy, land and feed more people. An article at Food Navigator suggests that eating the plant can also directly give you to the taste of meat–as long as there are a few adjustments made in the laboratory.

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There’s no shortage of vegetarian cookbooks out there, but if you happen to find a book designed for omnivores that looks interesting, a fun task to attempt might be to see how you can vegetize or veganize the recipes with substitutions.

Kate Nash loves Jamie Oliver‘s Ministry of Food and finds no problem in swapping Quorn faux meat for mince in the lasagna recipe.

“I chose Jamie’s lasagne as my favourite recipe because I love Italian food and this is a really easy recipe to adapt,” Nash told The Guardian. “In this recipe I swap mince for Quorn mince, use lactose-free cheese and spelt pasta and it still works.”

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Carrie Underwood Self Magazine January 2010

Carrie Underwood Self Magazine January 2010

Carrie Underwood is on the January 2010 cover of Self Magazine and inside she’s divulging some secrets about her favorite foods, like Quorn, the meat substitute that’s made from a fungus, but sure doesn’t taste like one!

“If I eat too much before a show, I just want to sit down. Too little, and I’m starving. So I eat something small, like Quorn, a tasty meat-free protein, and green beans.”

Carrie has lent her support to the Humane Society in the past and doesn’t spare words when it comes to people who don’t care and look after animals.

“I hate it when people don’t take care of their pets. It’s important to spay or neuter them.”

Will Carrie be the next vegetarian celebrity to replace Bob Barker and be the public face for controlling the pet population?

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Natalie Portman Quorn Healthy Celebrity

Written by Vegetarian Star on Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 in Actresses, Food & Drink.

Love And Other Impossible Pursuits Premiere - 34th Annual Toronto International Film Festival

Quorn, which makes vegetarian faux meats from a fungus (yeah sounds gross, but taste really good) has compiled a list of healthiest celebrities and our darling vegan Natalie Portman made the cut.

“Natalie says vegetarianism is the key to being healthy! She has been a strict vegetarian since childhood and has great faith in the health benefits (http://www.goveg.com/healthConcerns.asp). Maybe she’s even a QuornTM lover?!”

The blog asks, “What do you think of the list? Anyone missing or glaring mistakes? The great debate starts here!”

Um, yeah, where the heck are the other vegetarians?

Everyone from Jennifer Lopez to Jessica Alba to Beyonce is listed, but it looks like Natalie is the only vegetarian on the top 10.

Strange, considering Quorn is a maker of vegetarian products.

We’d put NHL star Georges Laraque on there, along with Kind Dieter Alicia Silverstone, not to mention “I bike everywhere” Ed Begley Jr.

There are dozens are veg celebrities that could easily take the spots of the other nine.

Who else should Quorn name healthiest celeb?

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Katy Perry Wants To Be Vegetarian That Kissed A Girl

Written by Vegetarian Star on Monday, December 15th, 2008 in Female Musicians, Female Singers.

Z100's Jingle Ball 2008 - Press Room

Katy Perry attended the Z100 Jingle Ball in Madison Square Garden in New York City where she announced what she wanted her New Year’s resolution to be:

“I try to want to be a vegetarian cause I know it would be more of a healthier option for me. But I love chicken. I think I am just gonna try and be a healthier person and ya know think about my family more.”

It’s great for Katy to think about her family more, but does this gal who’s One Of The Boys know she can do both, even if she likes chicken?

Someone’s gotta inform Katy about Boca breaded Chik’n Patties or Lightlife’s Smart Strips Chik’n Style Strips. If she’s looking for something a little more titillating, Quorn’s Naked Chik’n Cutlets make a meal sound even more exciting than kissing a girl or boy!

PETA’s been known to send fake meat to celebrities in dire need of it. Maybe they’ll put Miss Perry on their not so secret Santa list this holiday.

via Celebrity-Gossip

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