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I have a special place in my heart for animated food. See: any form of animated pancakes

I have a special place in my heart for animated food. See: any form of animated pancakes

As a kid the Thanksgiving special was my absolute favorite because a Thanksgiving that involved just giant jellybeans, popcorn, icecream and buttered toast was exciting. Also the music was cute.

As a kid the Thanksgiving special was my absolute favorite because a Thanksgiving that involved just giant jellybeans, popcorn, icecream and buttered toast was exciting. Also the music was cute.

Yesss!!!!!

Yesss!!!!!

"It's stuff like Roseanne, in part, that have made wronged women of the late-80's-early-90's the sad, lonely, jaded people they are today"

"It's stuff like Roseanne, in part, that have made wronged women of the late-80's-early-90's the sad, lonely, jaded people they are today"

Nope! Cashews in vegan cooking are typically used to make a creamy base for a lot of substitute dishes. With a really good food processor, everything blends until creamy. The lemon and garlic also give it a very wonderful taste.

Nope! Cashews in vegan cooking are typically used to make a creamy base for a lot of substitute dishes. With a really good food processor, everything blends until creamy. The lemon and garlic also give it a very wonderful taste.

I made the "Cashew Ricotta" recipe from Veganomicon and its absolutely amazing - it tastes exactly like ricotta and goes well in stuffed shells or baked zitti. It's very, very simple too: blend in a food processor 1/2 cup raw cashews, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 2 cloves of garlic, 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice. Once

I made the "Cashew Ricotta" recipe from Veganomicon and its absolutely amazing - it tastes exactly like ricotta and goes well in stuffed shells or baked zitti. It's very, very simple too: blend in a food processor 1/2 cup raw cashews, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 2 cloves of garlic, 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice. Once

I used to be extremely predisposed to anything Disney, but my boyfriend and his family worship all things animation so I got sucked in to the vortex. We went for a week this January (I hadn't been since I was like, 6, and couldn't remember much). We had so much fun - I really do think Disney World is funner as an

I used to be extremely predisposed to anything Disney, but my boyfriend and his family worship all things animation so I got sucked in to the vortex. We went for a week this January (I hadn't been since I was like, 6, and couldn't remember much). We had so much fun - I really do think Disney World is funner as an

@drdarke:disqus I do appreciate the information. I'm not a huge Bourdain follower. I even bought one of his books and planned to read it. I used to like him but in a few episodes, he made too many silly vegetarian comments, and I felt a little weirded out by his comments mixed with his schtick.

@drdarke:disqus I do appreciate the information. I'm not a huge Bourdain follower. I even bought one of his books and planned to read it. I used to like him but in a few episodes, he made too many silly vegetarian comments, and I felt a little weirded out by his comments mixed with his schtick.

@drdarke:disqus  I understand what you're pointing out: basically any extreme standpoint is off-putting. I am vegan but I typically do not come in to the room and smack hamburgers out of peoples hands. I only engage in conversations on the topic if someone is willing to have a conversation on the topic and we can

@drdarke:disqus  I understand what you're pointing out: basically any extreme standpoint is off-putting. I am vegan but I typically do not come in to the room and smack hamburgers out of peoples hands. I only engage in conversations on the topic if someone is willing to have a conversation on the topic and we can

Going off of what others have posted, it really is a silly critique to go off on vegetarians using the word "privilege." As far as I see it, Anthony Bourdain has the luxury of going to these many countries and participating in this many cultures, being flown for free with his entire crew to go and visit peasant towns,

Going off of what others have posted, it really is a silly critique to go off on vegetarians using the word "privilege." As far as I see it, Anthony Bourdain has the luxury of going to these many countries and participating in this many cultures, being flown for free with his entire crew to go and visit peasant towns,