🌱 如何開始吃全食物蔬食 🌱
繼上一篇發文後,有人詢問該怎麼開始吃全食物蔬食。對我來說,因為吃全食物蔬食的時候已經是轉蛋奶素的11年後、轉vegan的8年後了,所以對我來說這個轉換其實是「如何戒掉加工食品」,跟素不素已經無關了。這是我的一些小撇步:
1️⃣ 做菜的時候用水或蔬菜高湯代替油
2️⃣ 用味增代替鹽,或是如果你買得到又不忌五辛,可以試試鹽代替品「Table Tasty」(味增鈉含量也高,但是是目前唯一已知不會升高血壓或讓你得胃癌的高鈉食品)
3️⃣ 用自製椰棗糖漿代替糖(作法:去核椰棗泡熱水一小時後加點檸檬汁用果汁機攪拌。具體請參考葛雷格醫師的「食療聖經食譜」)
4️⃣ 用小米、藜麥、全麥麵條等代替白米、白麵條等精緻澱粉
5️⃣ 最好家裡不要放加工食品,這樣想吃也沒得吃
6️⃣ 外食的時候盡力就好了。真的想吃甜膩膩的vegan巧克力奶油蛋糕,那就放鬆心情好好享受吧!你偶爾吃什麼,真的沒有每天吃什麼來得重要(我自己昨天才剛吃了兩塊草莓蛋糕)
7️⃣ 請餐廳配合。我常去的一家餐廳有道菠菜沙拉裡頭會放年糕,我總是請他們不要給我年糕,多給我點菠菜
8️⃣ 找到你喜歡的有機蔬菜農場,跟種出你每天吃的菜的人聊聊天。我個人覺得這會讓我更充滿感激,也給整個備餐體驗加分
9️⃣ 更多食譜,可以參考「食療聖經食譜」或關注NutritionFacts.org取得最新的科學實證營養資訊(我們還沒有中文網站,但是大部分影片都有中文字幕可以選)
最後......這張照片是幾年前在瑞士旅遊拍的(已經忘記「旅遊」是什麼東西),目測當時大概比現在胖+黑百分之十。想回到曬黑的日子,至於肥肉就不用了~~
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🌱 How to start eating more whole food plant-based 🌱
After I made the post about being mostly whole food plant-based (WFPB), I received some questions from people who’d like to know how they can start doing that, too. I think it’s worth noting that when I started eating WFPB, it was already 11 years since I went vegetarian and 8 years since I went vegan. So for me, it was really about cutting out processed plant foods rather than cutting out any animal products. Here are some of the tips that have helped me:
1️⃣ Replace oil with water or vegetable broth when cooking.
2️⃣ Replace salt with miso, or if you have access, try salt substitute “Table Tasty.”
3️⃣ Replace sugar with date syrup when baking (search “date syrup” on NutritionFacts.org for recipe).
4️⃣ Replace refined grains with whole grains such as millets, quinoa, whole wheat noodles, etc.
5️⃣ Try not to have processed foods at home at all so you naturally wouldn’t eat them.
6️⃣ Try your best when you eat out, and if you really want that vegan chocolate cake topped with cream and packed with sugar...just enjoy it and don’t feel bad (I just had two pieces of an amazing vegan coconut strawberry cake last night). It’s really the day-to-day stuff you eat that counts.
7️⃣ Ask the restaurant to accommodate. For example, one of my favorite restaurants adds rice cakes to their spinach salad dish. I always ask them to take out the rice cakes and give me more spinach instead.
8️⃣ Find your favorite organic vegetable supplier and know where your food comes from. Talk to the people who grow your food. It may bring appreciation and make your meal prepping experience nicer, at least for me!
9️⃣ For more healthy recipes, check out the How Not to Die Cookbook and follow NutritionFacts.org for the latest science on evidence-based nutrition.
(This photo was taken a couple years ago when you could still do this thing called “enjoying summer in Europe”...and when I was maybe 10% chubbier and more tanned than now.)
同時也有5部Youtube影片,追蹤數超過92萬的網紅ochikeron,也在其Youtube影片中提到,Kakiage is Japanese vegetable fritters, sometimes with seafood. Vegetable strips are the main ingredients. Leftover vegetables are okay! Vegan/Vegetar...
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vegetable example 在 Food of Hong Kong by Epicurushongkong Facebook 的最佳貼文
Chinese New Years Family made 溫公南乳齋煲 Vegetarian Claypot. When I was young, this dish generally was way better tasting & smelling in Hong Kong, depending on school of training, but everyone then slacked off for a veggies dish. For this family recipe alone for example, one will prob not discover it outside due to several factors 🎊🎊🤔:
•It carries 黃耳/金耳, on top of 黑木耳 & 雲耳. Former is super expensive these days so restaurants won't put this in the dish at all
•甜竹 A Compressed type of Beancurd product, which was prevalent back in the days. In HK, 越華會 still uses this luckily, but that seems about it
•Fresh Lily Bulbs 鮮百合. 甘肅省蘭州百合 is priced thru the roof these days, as it already was thousands of years ago. Try not to put them into a vegetarian Claypot bowl 😂
•There is another seemingly 'discontinued' 紅白 colorful ingredient, which we used to put into this dish. But somehow just remembered we haven't eaten it since the 19th Century lol 😢
•蠔豉 Dried Oysters. For a Vegetarian recipe, the usage of Oysters is justified by a school of thought or urban legend, that when certain Buddhism practitioners were starving near the sea & couldn't find vegetables to eat.. They were given guidance to put a stick into the water, and whatever clings to it is edible for a vegetarian 😳 There's another version which said it was Mussels 淡菜, which might make more sense considering it's Chinese character peculiarly refers to a '菜 vegetable'. But myths are myths, it's not proven so don't shoot the messenger nor propagate it pls 👲🏻🙆🏻♂️ Better don't write unsubstantiated information as facts to pass it on...
vegetable example 在 外交部 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ROC(Taiwan) Facebook 的最佳解答
【保存種子為未來種下 🌱 糧食安全】
#亞太經濟合作 (APEC) 召開之
#糧食安全部長政策對話 視訊會議
今天登場啦!
今年主題聚焦在武肺疫情下
各國所採取的「糧食安全」政策
行政院農業委員會陳吉仲主委代表我國與會
並共同發表 #糧食安全部長會議宣言
宣示各成員國將合作維護
亞太區域的 #糧食安全 👊🏻
說到糧食安全...
大家可能覺得離我們日常有點遙遠?😪
(一定是俯拾皆是的台灣美食產生的錯覺...)
但其實台灣的 #糧食自給率 只有30幾趴 😱
所以我們更是 #超前部署 #審慎以對‼️
總部@台灣的「#亞蔬—世界蔬菜中心」
致力於蔬菜作物的研究與發展 🍅🥬🍆
以及 #永續蔬菜 的安全生產系統
最神猛的是!!
亞蔬擁有全球最~大~的「蔬菜種原保存庫」
更是挪威🇳🇴「全球種子庫備份計畫」#SGSV
重量級的參與者呢❗️
好奇這承擔超過 63,000 種希望種子
神強大的種原庫到底長怎樣嗎?
今天就讓我們跟著小蜜蜂的視角 🐝
來一窺究竟吧!
#坦尚尼亞每2顆蕃茄就有1顆的種子來自亞蔬
#種子版諾亞方舟
⛽ 資訊補給站
亞蔬—世界蔬菜中心原名「亞洲蔬菜研究發展中心」a.k.a「亞蔬中心」,於1971年5月由我國🇹🇼 美國🇺🇸 日本🇯🇵 韓國🇰🇷 泰國🇹🇭 越南🇻🇳 及菲律賓🇵🇭 7國政府及「亞洲開發銀行」(ADB) 共同設立之國際農業研究機構,1973年10月17日正式開始運作,總部設在台南市善化區。#亞蔬中心 旨在促進高營養價值蔬菜之生產與消費,以消弭開發中國家之貧窮與營養不良問題。亞蔬中心運用我國捐助款項,並配合外交部及農委會需求研提計畫,其工作成果對我農業環境、就業機會、國民營養及季節性價格調整機能等,均具社會效益;另除促成我農政單位與他國農業研究組織建立合作關係外,並與我駐外館處及技術團合作,協助我友邦建立蔬菜培育能力。
Today the #APEC Virtual Ministerial Policy Dialogue on #FoodSecurity took place online. Discussions centered around the impact of the #COVID19 on agriculture and #FoodProduction as well as the populations that have been impacted by this disruption to global food systems. In the statement issued by the meeting, the representatives stated that public-private partnership can help to overcome the challenges we currently face in realizing the #ZeroHunger #SDG goal.
We thought this was the perfect time to highlight the role of the World Vegetable Center (World Veg) in #Taiwan, the world's largest vegetable #SeedBank, aimed at helping people suffering from malnutrition in developing nations. Did you know, for example, that in #Tanzania, one out every two tomatoes in the markets is grown from seeds sourced from the #WorldVeg!
Find out what all the buzz is about in the video below!
https://reurl.cc/A8XWlQ (English subtitled)
You can read the full statement on COVID-19 issued by the meeting here: https://bit.ly/3jBP08F
#SDG2 #SDG3 #SDG17 #PartnershipForTheGoals
vegetable example 在 ochikeron Youtube 的最佳解答
Kakiage is Japanese vegetable fritters, sometimes with seafood. Vegetable strips are the main ingredients. Leftover vegetables are okay! Vegan/Vegetarian people can use Kombu Dashi broth for the dipping sauce 👍
Using round aluminum foil molds, you can deep fry the vegetable strips with less batter coated. In this way Kakiage becomes very light and crispy 😋
You can serve it with rice or Udon noodles for example, as a side dish. Or, you can put on top of rice or Udon noodles to make a bowl dish. It is up to you 😉
I used Pink Deep Fryer by Fujihoro
https://amzn.to/2Tqkrps
Other Tempura Recipes:
Tempura Moriawase (Assorted Tempura with Seafood and Vegetables)
https://youtu.be/59PnfxUmNjI
Egg Tempura
https://youtu.be/y0D8nfsZMS8
Quick Tip: How to Store / Reuse / Dispose of Deep Frying Oil
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRyoZ8bybSo
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Light and Crispy Kakiage Tempura (Japanese Vegetable Fritters Recipe)
Difficulty: Easy
Time: 15min
Number of servings: 4 pieces of 8cm (3inch) Kakiage
Ingredients
100g (3.5oz) onion slices
30g (1oz) carrot strips
30g (1oz) whole kernel corn
--Tempura Batter
* 1/2 cup ice-cold water
* 1/2 cup all purpose flour
--Tentsuyu (Tempura dipping sauce)
* 100ml Dashi broth (using packaged dashi powder saves time)
* 2 tbsp. Mirin (sweet Sake)
* 2 tbsp. soy sauce
vegetable oil for deep frying
Directions:
1. Cut aluminum foil about 30cm (12inch) long, fold it into quarters lengthwise. Make a ring then fold the ends together to make 8cm (3inch) circle. (please see the video)
2. Place the cut vegetables in a bowl. Add 1 tbsp. of all purpose flour from Tempura Batter, then coat evenly with your hands.
3. Tempura Batter: Mix ice-cold water and all purpose flour. Make sure to use ice-cold water not to activate the gluten. The batter should be lumpy, do not over-mix.
4. Add the vegetables then toss lightly.
5. Heat 5cm (2inches) of oil in a pan to 170C (340F). Place one or two aluminum foil rings (depending on the size of the pan), then put 1/4 of the vegetables in each ring little by little to form into circles. When the bottoms are cooked, remove the rings, flip them over and cook thoroughly until crisp golden. Then drain well. (Do not deep fry too many at once.)
6. Tentsuyu: In a pan, bring Dashi broth, Mirin, and soy sauce to a boil. You can also microwave until it comes to a boil. **
7. You can eat with salt, with Tentsuyu, or serve on top of rice with Tentsuyu to make Tendon (Tempura rice bowl), etc... it is up to you.
**For tentsuyu, you can use Yamasa's Konbu Tsuyu (3 times concentrated Konbu kelp seaweed soup stock). You just need to dilute it with hot water as directed on the package. This product is very convenient and it is available overseas!
https://amzn.to/2Yc3GEF
レシピ(日本語)
https://cooklabo.blogspot.com/2020/05/light-and-crispy-kakiage-tempura.html
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vegetable example 在 The Family UK Youtube 的精選貼文
This lil’ girl of mine doesn’t seem so little anymore! She looks so grown-up when she talks. She even thinks of the topic and contents of the video all by herself. I really adore her confidence and how well she handles a situation when she’s stuck with what to say in the middle of the video. I also loved it when she said that she couldn’t think of another example of a vegetable and calmly carried on. But what I loved the most is when she came up with another unique word: “CRISTY” ?? That reminded me that she’s still my 5-year-old little girl!
p/s: Today, Fatimah decided to declare that nuts are bad for your TEKOK (throat) just because she had a cough! ?
#KacangCristy #CristyNuts ?

vegetable example 在 Kento Bento Youtube 的最佳解答
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[10 REASONS WHY ASIANS DON'T GET FAT]
Now of course, there are Asians who are fat or chubby, so the title is a bit of a generalized statement or stereotype, but as a whole, there's definitely some truth to it. Genetics is an obvious factor so I'm gonna leave that one off the list.
1. Fish & Seafood
Asians eat a lot of seafood. The biggest benefit to eating fish is the omega-3 fatty acids. Fish gives our brain and body the DHA & EPA it needs. EPA in particular has been shown to prevent obesity. 1.5 to 2 grams daily of fish oil can produce weight loss of a couple pounds over a period of a month.
2. Cooking Methods
If you compare Western and Asian eating habits, sure they both consume deep fried foods, but Asian countries vary their cooking methods a lot more.
3. Food Perception
How people see and experience food can be different depending on where you are. In America, for example, food is seen more as entertainment. There is desire, joy and anticipation associated with eating. Not that it isn't in Asian countries, but it's a lot more toned down. Eating has more of a practical feel, in many cases closer to being a chore rather than entertainment.
4. Portion Size
Asians eat smaller portions. Food is often served in small serving bowls and small plates and this helps regulate how much is consumed in one sitting. Now if we take a look at America? SUPERSIZE!
5. Leafy Greens
Asian portion size in general might be smaller, but their vegetable portion size is consistently larger. In many Asian countries, people don't even need to be reminded to eat their veg. It's just ingrained.
6. Drink Habits
It is a common belief that drinking water, especially cold water, with your meal is a habit that one should avoid, as it dilutes your digestive enzymes and makes it harder for your stomach to digest food. Americans often drink cold water or sodas with their meals, not so much for Asian people however. Rather they drink hot teas before or after a meal. I should note that many experts say this is greatly exaggerated and that it's generally ok to drink water with your meals.
7. Population Density
Many Asian countries & cities are densely populated. There are lots of people living in small apartments and almost everything you need is just round the corner. Leading one to possibly conclude that many Asian people must exert less energy in their daily lives. In actuality, Asian people in this circumstance may end up walking more. With everything being in close proximity, they are more inclined to just walk to their destination, whereas in many Western countries, distances are often too great.
8. Fermented Foods
Asians consume more fermented foods such as miso, natto, tempeh, kimchi, kombucha, etc, and this is not just good for your gut health, but helps reduce the overall inflammation in the body. And inflammation is a contributing factor to weight gain and obesity.
9. Snacks & Desserts
This one's quite simple. Asian snacks, healthy, Western snacks, not so much. Asian snacks and desserts may be rice cakes, red beans, seaweed snacks, nuts, seeds, and lots of fruit. For Western snacks and desserts, you have cookies, chips, ice cream, sugary cakes.
10. Prevention vs Treatment
Asians practice prevention, while others practice treatment. With the Western approach, you have your antibiotics, antacids, NSAIDs, quick, temporary, remedies that might actually hurt you in the long run. The Asian approach attempts to get to the root of the problem using nutrition, healthy habits, prevention practices. It's a societal mindset. Health is not simply the absence of sickness.
