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Mary McCartney

Mary McCartney has an interview with AM New York that covers her latest cookbook, Food, as well as her inspiration for behind the vegetarian meals she creates.

Many were taught the basics of cooking from mom, but Mary insists her father and famous ex Beatle Paul was as good of a cook as he is still a musician.

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VB6 Mark Bittman

Mark Bittman follows that old saying the breakfast is the most important vegan meal of the day.

During a recent interview with Take Two on 89.3 KPCC, Southern California’s Public Radio, Bittman gave a few suggestions on how anyone following his vegan before six flexitarian or completely vegan eating plan can fuel up for the first meal of the day.

“I like oatmeal with chopped vegetables and cilantro and scallions and soy sauce. I realize that’s not to everyone’s taste, but many people like savory breakfast. Smoothies, which I make with frozen fruit and silken tofu or soy milk or almond milk or oat milk or whatever. And fruit, I just eat it through the morning and it seems to do fine.”

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Alex-Jamieson

Alex Jamieson isn’t thinking of eating three Big Macs a day like the subject of her popular documentary on what fast food does to the body, Supersize Me.

But she may be eating more dairy and eggs these days.

The author discussed her reasons for doing so on a recent blog post titled, “I’m not vegan anymore.”

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Mark Bittman

“I was 57, which you know, happens to everyone who is lucky enough to live to be 57 and I was 40 pounds overweight, my cholesterol was 50 points higher than it should have been and my blood sugar was high. I had a conventional doctor who wanted to do things via surgery and drugs and then I went and saw this older guy, who’s not very conventional, but is very smart, who I’ve known for a long time and I said, “Here’s the numbers, what should I do?”

“He said: “You should become a vegan.”

Mark Bittman, in a feature in the Huffington Post on his new book, Eat Vegan Before 6, and the flexitarian plan he designed that serves as the book’s inspiration.

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“Beg: A Radical New Way of Regarding Animals” By Rory Freedman

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, May 9th, 2013 in Animal Issues, Authors, Books.

Beg Rory Freedman

Everyone’s favorite Skinny Bitch has penned a new book on another side to the vegan lifestyle in addition to eating.

Beg: A Radical New Way of Regarding Animals by Rory Freedman is filled with advice on how everyone, from meat eater to raw vegan, can improve the lives of millions of cats and dogs in the world.

In chapter 1, titled “All My Children,” Freedman introduces the reader to the love she has for her pets using the same sass found in the diet books she has co-authored over the years.

“Like every other psychotic dog mom, I could write an entire book about my pack. I adopted the first two, Timber and Joey, with my then boyfriend Reggie (Reggie isn’t his real name. In order to protect his privacy, I’m using the name of his first dog.)

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Mark Bittman visited the set of Today to discuss his popular flexitarian eating plan, “vegan before six,” as well as showcase a few of his favorite vegan recipes.

As you may have guessed from the name, “vegan before six,” is not about eliminating every animal product from your diet, but eating plant-based for every meal except dinner and snacks after that.

The principles of vegan before six, or VB6, were outlined on the show and include the following practices:

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Michael Pollan “Food Rules” Of Processed Foods

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, May 8th, 2013 in Authors, Food & Drink.

Michael Pollan

Michael Pollan has an interview with the Seattle Times where he discusses some of his “Food Rules” as well as his latest book, Cooked.

Food Rules contained wisdom for how to return to the kitchen to eat versus filling our bodies with processed foods.

But cooking does not always mean pulling the plants straight from the ground, as Pollan clarifies during the interview.

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Mark Bittman Flexitarian Cheating Plan

Written by Vegetarian Star on Monday, May 6th, 2013 in Authors, Flexitarian, Food & Drink.

Mark Bittman Huffington Post

Mark Bittman already has a pretty flexible vegan eating plan.

Eat what you want (sensibly) at dinnertime, but every meal before 6:00 P.M. should be vegan.

Can there be any more wiggle room for the flexitarian not willing to give up all animal products?

During an interview on Huffington Post Live, Bittman reveals yes–if you’re willing to cheat.

“Yes, I put milk in my coffee in the morning,” Bittman said. “Real vegans don’t, but I’m not a real vegan….On strict days, [I eat] no dairy, no animal products at all, no processed food, no white food like white rice, pasta, bread, etc..”

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