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Tip-Top Tapas | Vegan Journal | Vegetarian Resource Group

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By Ellen Kanner Verified
by Ellen Kanner Good food, great friends, laughter, conversation, and perhaps wine; it's a recipe that invites lingering over a meal. The Spanish even have the word, sobremesa, to describe it, meaning "pleasure at the table." Taste Spain's exuberant culture and cuisine with this array of tapas, which are little plates meant for sharing. While many tapas dishes in Spain are jamón (ham)-heavy, these traditional tapas are naturally vegan.
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Exclusive: The Real Truth Behind Meat’s Surge in Popularity

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By Ellen Kanner Verified, Liver King
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If you’re reading this, you’re probably not sipping an organ meat smoothie from Erewhon, using beef tallow to cook your fries, or snacking on whole sticks of butter. But it might feel increasingly difficult to avoid seeing these trends across the internet, in restaurants, and even in public policy. As part of his Make America Healthy Again initiative, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is promoting raw milk and beef tallow (the rendered protective fat around cow organs).
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Sing a Song of Citrus

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By Ellen Kanner Verified
by Ellen Kanner When life gives you lemons, honey, you've got it made. Lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruits, tangerines, yuzus, and all their fruitful cousins like kumquats and pomelos are your secret to culinary success. Every day in Miami is a celebration of citrus, which is why the recipes here for ceviche, feijoada (black bean stew), and angel hair pasta come from the pages of my new cookbook, Miami Vegan: Plant-Based Recipes from the Tropics to Your Table.
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