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Aquarian Thoughts Archives

The Urban Vegan

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

As I previously mentioned, I am a vegetarian, although I followed a vegan diet for years before my son was born. Lately, I have been attempting to get back to my vegan roots while still satisfying my three year olds budding (and picky) appetite. Luckily, while searching for eateries in Philly, I came across the Urban Vegan, a blog created by a Philadelphian vegan whose pretty nifty in the kitchen. Just perusing her site inspires me to get cooking {literally}. The blog is chock full of easy to follow recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. . . . and even dessert. Check out these photos from the recent “Vegan Gone Wild Contest” where readers send in photos and recipes of their best vegan desserts. Yummy!

Images via Urban Vegan

Labels: Blog Love, Yummies

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Monday, July 9, 2007

Why is the weekend so short?

I hope everyone had a lovely weekend. The hubby and I had a beautiful time discovering the streets of downtown Philly and were smart enough to sneak in a day down the Jersey shore. Philly is a great place to visit. There were so many vegetarian and vegan restaurants just a few blocks from the hotel we stayed at and many shops and boutiques to peruse. My favorite finds were shoe stores of course!! Oddly (or maybe not so, since I love to eat) the most memorable thing I found in Philly was Maoz Vegetarian Restaurant! They put my falafel to shame. I’ll post a few pics of me and the man later. . .