But Where Do You Get Your Protein?!: Healthy Eating the Vegan Way
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Sweet and crispy Fried Tofu with Hoisin and Peanut Sauce Noodles is an easy weeknight dish that comes together in just an hour! It's the perfect response to someone who asks "but where do you get your protein?"
The base of these vegan protein pancakes are the Bob’s Red Mill Paleo pancake mix. This stuff makes fluffy, grain-free pancakes using almond flour, coconut flour, and simple root starches. You could just make the mix on it’s own, and it’s delicious that way, but today, I’m going to load it up with Bob’s Red Mill Vanilla Nutritional Booster for added protein.
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Protein is an often misunderstood component of our diets. Vegetarians and vegans often hear the questions, “But where do you get your protein?” and “Isn’t protein from meat better somehow than from other sources?” And athletes and bodybuilders regularly load up on tons of protein, especially in the form of supplements and powders. But what is the truth about protein? How much do you really need?
The #1 question/blank stare I get from people is, "I want to do all this, but where do I start????" The simplest things you can do involve swapping ingredients -- just exchange the unhealthy ones for healthier options. Here are 16 Real Food ingredient swaps to get you started and instantly add nutrition (like healthy fats, fiber-filled veggies, and pastured animal protein) to your life!
This easy vegan granola is crazy high in protein, fibre, healthy fats, and of course, crunchy granola clusters! It’s mildly sweet, and perfectly spiced. What makes it high in protein? The secret ingredient... Lentils!
The flavor of tempeh is stronger than tofu, but it still works well with a multitude of flavors and cuisines, and is a great option for meat-eaters and vegetarians alike. Tempeh (pronounced TEHM-pay) is made by a simple process—hull soybeans, crack and boil them, and then introduce a starter bacteria that ferments the soybean mixture. The result is a pebbled, buff-colored soybean cake. That minimal processing helps tempeh retain many of the nutritional properties related to soybeans, such as high quality protein, fiber, and calcium, and it can also provide significant amounts of iron. Tempeh has an assertive flavor. It obtains much of its nutty, subtle, tangy flavor from the fermentation process. When the temperature changes, the bacteria present in tempeh may cause small patches of gray or black spores to bloom on the surface of the cake. These spores are harmless and only add to tempeh’s unique yeasty flavor.
Let’s Taco-bout Plant Protein
We’ve all heard the questions and comments: “Where do you get your protein?” “But bacon tho”, “You can’t get enough protein on a plant-based diet”. Believe it or not, Vegans and Vegetarians are still under fire from the protein hype, due to the common misconception that protein is only obtainable from animals, and some new vegans have questions. Discover how easy it is to get proteins from vegetables.
Vegane Basics für eine gesunde vegane Ernährung. Die vegane Ernährungspyramide zeigt dir, was du für eine vollwertige pflanzliche Ernährung brauchst.
If you're plant-based, many often quickly wonder, "But, where do you get your protein?" This blog dives into sources of plant-based protein.
Prepare to tantalize your taste buds with my vegan Greek Salad Sandwich! It’s a fresh and zesty delight that’s bursting with Mediterranean vibes. Crispy lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and fiery arugula, which are just a few stars of the show. Throw in some jalapeños, capers, and olives for that extra kick, and finish it off with a generous drizzle of Greek dressing. Sandwiched between two slices of your choice of bread, this is a sandwich that’ll make your taste buds do a happy dance!
If you’re considering a plant-based diet, you may be curious about how to get enough vegan protein. Read on for everything you need to know.
Being vegan, we all get those questions that, at a certain point, we dread answering. Don’t know what I’m talking…
Sweet and crispy Fried Tofu with Hoisin and Peanut Sauce Noodles is an easy weeknight dish that comes together in just an hour! It's the perfect response to someone who asks "but where do you get your protein?"
Prepare to tantalize your taste buds with my vegan Greek Salad Sandwich! It’s a fresh and zesty delight that’s bursting with Mediterranean vibes. Crispy lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and fiery arugula, which are just a few stars of the show. Throw in some jalapeños, capers, and olives for that extra kick, and finish it off with a generous drizzle of Greek dressing. Sandwiched between two slices of your choice of bread, this is a sandwich that’ll make your taste buds do a happy dance!
This is my vegan grocery list. The key to making delicious vegan meals at a moment's notice is having a well-stocked refrigerator, freezer, and pantry.
Vegan and pregnant? But, where do you get your protein?
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Curious about how much protein you need and where to find it? This guide has everything you need to know about the health benefits of protein and how to get more into your diet.
Colleen Patrick-Goudreau shares how to eloquently respond to the most common vegan questions, like "where do you get your protein?"
