Dinner of the Day.
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Not yet.
Leo
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tasty, but the cruelest form of home cooking: dropping a live creature into boiling water and watching it die. at least meat from the market is from animals who are slaughtered out of sight, not that that makes it any less inhuman.
I still eat meat, so as guilty as anyone.
I still eat meat, so as guilty as anyone.
WashYourHands
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Carrot, parsnip and leek soup. Roasted, seasoned, whizzed up in the blender, into the woktish with chicken stock, cumin, coriander, turmeric and fenugreek. Still going to find at least one piece of Lego in there.
WashYourHands
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I try to buy organic when I do, but I eat less and less meat these days. I like the way it tastes, but I don't think that's enough to justify the current practices of the industry. I'm also having to take it on faith that the organic stuff is what it claims to be and isn't just as bad as the factory farmed stuff.
One problem I run into is how detached what goes on in the farms is from what ends up on your plate. You see the full extent of it now and then when you catch a news report or perhaps even go looking into it, but it isn't difficult to lose sight of it and carry on as usual.