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Where to eat… Kokoro
http://kokorouk.com/ Kokoro is good if you want something quick and hot, and spicy. Not a huge amount of choice for vegetarians (only one main option), but there are a couple of choices. i always have the Spicy Tofu, and although it can be quite hot, i really enjoy it, The Vegetarian menu is… Spicy Tofu…
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Where to eat… The Pudding Stop
http://www.thepuddingstop.com/ I hadn’t heard of The Pudding Stop, until a friend suggested we have brunch there in St Albans. Essentially, it is cake for breakfast. There are savory options – not a huge amount for vegetarians: Buttermilk Pancakes Brioche French Toast St Albans Granola Unlimited Hot Buttered Sourdough Toast Other than that, there is a…
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Where to eat… Prezzo
https://www.prezzorestaurants.co.uk One of the high street staples. I love a reasonably priced Italian restaurant, and Prezzo is a good one to go for. There are a few vegetarian options for starters and mains, and all of its desserts are vegetarian. Starters: LARGE GARLIC PIZZA BREAD – With balsamic onions and mozzarella. Add gorgonzola or goat’s…
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My thoughts on National Vegetarian Week
Not strictly a review, but as a pretty big week in the Vegetarian calendar, I felt it was something worth talking about. Now I love a national day of anything, especially food. Think National Doughnut Day, National Cupcake Day, National Burger Day – basically any excuse to get some treats in. Is it just me,…
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Where to eat… Wagamama’s
https://www.wagamama.com/ Wagamama is one of my favourites, and being Japanese, there are plenty of vegetarian options with tofu as its base. Here is a list of the vegetarian options: Yasai Ramen – traditional japanese omelette, crispy fried silken tofu and mixed mushrooms on top of noodles in a light vegetable broth Yasai surendra’s curry – a rich,…
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Where to eat… at home
http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/vegetables-recipes/mushroom-and-squash-vegetarian-wellington/ Sunday lunch can often be tricky for vegetarians… will you get stuck with a frozen nut roast, or perhaps the cheese and leek pie (for the record i love both of these, but sometimes it’s nice to have a fully home cooked roast). A great recipe i have recently used is by Jamie Oliver…
Eat Without The Meat 